The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
MARY AND MAkUAKEl
Are the Wives Charged With
Unfaithfulness by Their
Husbands.
A Couple of Racy Scandal
Cases Which Have Devel.
oped at Windsor.
David MCGEE Leaves His Wife
on Account of q Man Nam
ed Bill Bray.
Formerly a Resident of Soda
liza, and Engaged in Well
Drilling.
A Talk With Mrs. MCGEE, in
Which She Emphatically
Denies Everything
And Al. McCombs Makes it
Interesting for His Wife
Margaret,
Who Was Appreciated Under
Suspicious Circumstances
With James Burton.
A Separation Ensues, but the Hus-
band Forgives, and All is
Now Serene.
The Wife Admits Her Guilt, but
Promises Never to Sin
Again,
And of Course Albert Believes
Her, and They are Happy in
The Wife Admits Her Guilt, but
Promises Never to Sin
Again,
And of Course Albert Believes
Her, and They are Happy in
Each Others Love.
A Third Case Developed, Of Which
the Bazoo Proposes Treating
at a Later Day.

per published for the people new on earth
has had occasion to refer TO the denizens
OF Windsor in anything that even smacked
of scandal, and ii was hoped our neigh.
bors were leading thoroughly upright
lives, loving the Lord, and preparing fol-
the life hereafter.
But We were in error, for such has no,
been The case, and the little town now
comes TO the front with two cases of scan.
dial that should satisfy the appetite Of even
THE MOST DEPRAvED.
1t came TO the knowledge of a BAzoO
man, yesterday, that a couple OF
large-sized items were to be had for the
mere asking, SO it was determined to scoop
'em in, and for this purpose reporter
spread his tent i'm Windsor last night.
His arrival had been anticipated, for no
sooner was his presence made known than
he was sough after on all sides, and the
information he so eagerly sought was dealt
ont literally.
The first case upon which work was
commenced was the separation of David
MCGEE from his wife Mary, he charging
her with unfaithfulness, in which a man
named William BRAY, formerly of this
city, and engaged in the well drilling bus
mess, figured as
HER PARAMoUR
McGee is aged about thirty-eight wears,
not remarkably brilliant, and is hardly
the man one would take for q Jealous
husband at least without cause. He is
an easy going fellow, taking things as they
come, and, from appearances, of quiet,
retiring disposition.
Mrs. MCGEE is about of the same age as
her husband, but is evidently more versed
in the ways of the world She is the DOS
SCISSOR of a pair of sparkling black eyes,
hair as dark as the ravens wing, while
her form is well developed, and in CONVEX
satlOn she is the equal of DIR. Mary
Walker, cor any other man."
Some eight years ago David aud Mary
were welded i'm Windsor, she being. at
that time, either a widow or grass widow.
OF this fact, the BAZoO man is unable 10
speak definitely, as both stories were re-
ported to him. At any rate she was then
the
MOTHER OF THREE CHILDREN
two of whom were girls, now grown, and
one of them married. The other is a bow
of eleven years.
They engaged in the restaurant, bakery
and boarding house business, occupying a
two-story house ON Main street, and their
married life progressed SMOOTH y until re-
Gently.
Last fall, William Bray, man probably
thirty-seven or thirty-eight years old, APP
piled for board at McGee's and was ac-
cepted, and soon became a member of
the family. He had formerly resided in
Sedalia, but of his history here nothing is
known. If he is a ladies' man, surely his
looks belle him, for he is very ordinary
looking and i'm conversation seems almost
at sea.
Up to three months ago nothing wrong
was talked of on the part of Bray and
Mrs. MCGEE, although, ii is said, Mr.. Nc
Zee had had
HIS Suspicious AROUSED
that they were more friendly than neces-
,ary. McGee, however, kept his own
counsel and bided his time. At last, for
oearance ceased to be a virtue, and he re.
ated to his relatives portion of what he
'urmised. of course it travelled, as talks |
IF this character always do, and finally
,ame TO the knowledge of Mrs. McGee. |
Then the war opened out in earnest, and |
and recrimination followed |
asst upon each other. They lived together
hough ,.antil last Friday, when an open
'upture ensued. MCGEE bad gone to the
not intending to return that
light, but came in unexpectedly and was !