The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-16

pr Monday morning she paid her bill
ieiii-g the attaches tina; she was going on
no
/ Hunt HER HUSBAND
S!," was an Sedslia. And she went looking
for c:nsody'-. If net for her husband.
/ Laier in Tie day SIZE was -een or
ili'. street IA company With man
who answers the desci ip!ion OF Philinger,
the dental surgeon. and the hero ci This
article.
Al THE 4 sI.EI HoC-E
he string. woa.an took rooms, separate
from fniiinger, bowever, who gave il oui
thai she was Lis aslf-sister. Thus matters
remained u,,i. the 2ith OF February, when
We find her registered a, Roee's Hotel, n
Miss Moiiie Phiiinger," and where she is
| at this tine.
The following is from the Piiisburg
Leaoi.', AS correspondence from
srErBEN,ILLE. OHIO.
Several years ago John &. H.rter, lately
la 1diord "f the -. Charles hotel, located
on North Fourth street. married . young
Woman named Miss Mary Weliay, of
CnioErort. this county. For q long time
R.rter SUSPECTED his wife was not trne to
him, ard once the two had a terrible quar-
rel about one Joe Philinger, a dentist, who
soarded al the house, and he threatened TO
shoe, Fillin.e-. The wife on that occa aston
went 10 ker home in Unionport and also
applied IN common pleas court for di-
81
aud returned Ia her husbands house.
SEVERAL weeks ago Harter quit keeping
hotel and lately sold part Of his furniture,
giving the money to his wife for ssfe-keep-
ing. She then announced her intention of
visiting her friends al Cnionport and forth
with left the city bnt last Thursday morn
lag the husband received letter, dated at
Columbus, saying she was there, was going
further and would never return to him
again; aud at this writing her whereabouts
is unknrwn, but it is supposed she has
Joined Fillinger.
The following LIS from the Steubenville
Ga.,te Of a recent date:
MATRIMONIAL SENSATIONS.
are al. the rage in S,eubenville inst now
Several days ago Mrs. Mary Harier, wife
81 Charles Hotel, left the city ostensibly
'"r The purpose OF visiting her parents ia
Uaionport. and until this morning every
me supposed she was abiding under the
Roof of her :rier.ds. But such. il seems, Was
rat the Case, for her husband received q
.e.l.r to-day from her saying she wac at
Columbus, was going father and would
never return 10 him. When Mr.. Harter
quiz keeping hotel he had a large amount
Of furniture on hsnd, which he has since
sold the money received Was given TO his
wi:e for safe keeping, the whole amount of
winch Was iahen with her. Some months
ago Hsrier and his wife had = quarrel,
growing cat Of what he alleged 10 be her
TOO intim ate relations with one Joe Fill.
nigeria dentist. At that time she left him,
going &c Der home in UniOnpOrt, and also
made application in Common Pleas Court
for divorce, but subsequently Withdrew
II aud also returned 10 her husbands house. |
IL may be we'll 10 state here that Fillinger,
some 1 40 weeks sgo, slso left the city and
his whereabouts IS unknown. The injured
aa~b-hd, shortly after receiving the letter,
s'ar;es. on horseback TO endeavor 10 find
hi wife ana induce her To return 10 Sieu-
henvii.e. Two III ~ children oi the couple
are al lie home of Johns father in this city.
TIE WIFE of JOHN T. HARrEH
Last SATURDAY there arrived in Sedalia
John G. Harier. of S;eubenvilIe, Onio, who
claims line strange woman IL inis wife
Har,sr says that tie formerly kept hotel
Al SteGhsnril!e, that he had sold out and
the proceeds OF the sale. war given 10 his wife
ID aeep E,r h:m. But she left and took
-unie money with her. When she arrived
At >edalia she wrote To him. She put the
I,,;.r she wrote inside an envelope and sd-
dressed ); 10 the postmaster Al Columbus.
Ohio, asking him to mail il. The post
MASTER ct Columbus, put The following on
The envelope and sent il az directed:
This letter vas received from Sedzlia,
Ne. encssed in another envelope, with the
request 10 forward.
X. BRUNER, Asst p. NJ.
Columbus, o."
Halter wrote here and found out that his
wife was certainly in Sedalia.
On Saturday night las, Hsrter arrived,
bat d Tot make his presence known until
Yesterday morning, 1t which time he called
on BIB beaverton and Capt. L. L. Bridges
for assistance and legal advice. After ar
ranging preliminaries and getting every.
thing readysto drop on the gsme," Hsrter
called on his wife to rec what she would
| have to say about the matter of leaving
i'm and the money she took.
After the interview hetw husband and