Daily Republican., 1882-10-19
DOnESrIO INFELICITY.
A Divorced wilmington m"n "nO
MarrIes Again 10 Assaulted OS
Hfa First wife.

MArrIes Again 10 Assaul'oO ~
His First wife.
This mornings Philadelphia Times
contains the following in relation 70
resident of this city: D.
On the evening Of July ~ Ghe new
Theodore Stevens, pastor OF the hen-
sington Methodist lEpiscopal Ohurcn'
was called upon at his house 24I Klon"
mond street, by o man OF about twenty
! inc wears of age, accompanied by
woman. who was about eight years his
iunior. and was requested to perform
the marriage remony'
Roth of the contracting persons
Iclaimed to be residents of wilmington
Del, and the man said he was paper
hanger by trade. The pastor admins
tered the marriage vows and the two
took their leave. They gave the names
Of Robert E. Schuyler and Miss Louisa
Baker. Last Thursday Mr.. stevens
was visited by young woman not
more than twenty. Ave years OF age'aC-
! tepded by a middle.aged man ana "o-
man. She appeared to be very anxious
and aRitated and questioned MIN
closely in relation to the marriage, or
which she said she had just been IN
formed and had come for conhF-
nation of the report She declared
herself to be the lawful wife OF Schuy-
| Ter by right of priority and sald that
her name was Lizzie p. SchuS SleT. Mr..
stevens told her he had solemnlZe1
sucb a marriage and she appeared
much troubled on learning It. She
| said that Schuyler and she had not
lived happily together and they sepa-
rated some months ago. On eAtnhuay
last the notice OF the Schuyler baRef
marriage appeared in two OF the morn
ling papers, and yesterday morning =
card appeared in one of these papers,
stoned by "Lizzie p. Schuyler. stating
that though such q marriage really
look place. vet it was illegal and VOID,
| as SCHUYLER was and Is q married man
and amendable to the law ,
Mr.. Schuyler was questioned IN Will
nington last evening with regard "
the matter. Shortly after the July
marriage according to his SIDE Oh Glte
.torv. repOrts came to the young Wlte :
ears that her husband had another Wlte
living in this city from whom he had
never heen divorced. She related what
she had heard to Mr.. Schuyler, anu
| The latter produced in the presence OF
The girls family papers to snow INA! INA!
he had been divorced from MS nrst
wife, Mrs. Schuyler, No. 2, went 70
his city and visited Mrs. Schuyler NO.
II at her home, 1894 Lambert street.
Wife No. / related how she had been
deserted; badly treated and left alone
to support their husbands children ,
Yesterday morning, however, NO.
arrived in Wilmington, and when Mr'
Scbuyler came home to dinner she
| greeted him at his house. She Degan
Iahusing him and administered several
weIl.aimed blows on his nose. she
said at the end OF the stormy scene thaI
her first intention was to ouy plsGoI
land nut bullet through him, ana sht
was sorry that she had not done So que
raised such an uproar while IN INT
Ihouse that all the neighbors hocKeu Ic
the door.
Mr. Schuyler says that he was mar
ried to Lizzie Ball about eight years
AGO. He found that she was untalthtu
Ia1d anplied for the divorce. He Ii at
Loss To account for her actions yester
lday hut thinks she tried to induce
Ihim to strike her aud then have hin
arrested. ,>
A representative of the REPUBLlCAH
Icalled on Mr.. SVhuyler's employer thl
morning and showed him the above
article, After reading it he said tina
Mr., Schuyler had been IN MS employ
| for the past three years, that he was al
Iexcellent workman, and aman OF steSuS
and industrious habits. Shor, ly attel
he came to work with him he asked hin
if he was a married man, heySchuyIel
renlied that he had been, but on ac-
lcount of domestic difficulties had beer
divorced previous to coming to this city
Mr.. Schuyler tod him in July last o
his second marriage and also that h'
Intended to leave his boarding heIs'
Land 90 TO the residence OF his brlde''
parepts, in the eastern part OF this city
to live. ,,
/ He told his employer of the scen'
mentioned in the above article tina
happened at his house yesterday, shS S
said that he was going to Philadel
phia to-day, which he did, leaving her'
on an early train this morning.
The place where he had boarded
previous to his second marriage wa
next visited and here, the same a.
/ his employers, he received an excellen
character, the lady who keeps tn
house saying that she has always toun'
lhim a perfect gentleman, and all "
time he was in her house she neve
saw ANYTHING wronG about him.
From all the information that coul
, be obtained, there is not the slightes
0 doubt that Mr.. Schuyler has Away
! supposed that he was legally divorced
a and If anything Is wrong in the matte
3 as is claimed by Mrs. Schuyler No.
q it is the fault of the parties that procI
! reA the divorce for him.