Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-06-15
SCOYILLE'S SORE.
Dainty Little Quarrel INDUCED In at Milwaukee
While Looking After Real Estate


| Yesterday by appointment Geo. SEQ.
vile and wife met Dr. J. A. Rice, OF
Merton. in this city, by request of the
Scovilie's, to hold conference in regard
to the Beaver Lake property, now own.
ed by DIR. Rice, under his foreclosure OF
the mortgages on the real and personal
property, but which they are anxious to
re-purchase, if they can procure the
means to do SO. A side-show occurred
between the Scovilles while in the CITY,
which was not anticipated when the
| business conference was arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scoville came up from
Chicago on the Goodrich boat, leaving
there Thursday evening, reaching here
yesterday morning. DR.. Rice came
from his Waukesha county home, reach
| ing here at 8 O'Clock a. m, and he soon
after joined the Scovilles at the office of
his attorneys, Nath, Pereles & Sons,
corner of Market and Oneida streets.
The condition of the Beaver Lake prop
erty was considered, and an agreement
to re-convey to the Scovilles on the
! terms named in the contract when
made.
Incidental to the settlement of this
question quarrel of bitter and most
unpleasant character is reported to have
occurred between Mr. and Mrs. Scoville.
de accused her of marital infidelity,
charging that she had surrendered her
rendered herself in all ways to the men,
bers of Chicago news bureau. She de-
MED this charge but charged Scoville
with designs that size should prostitute
hnrspIf Hclt faI hot
more than once. In the course of the
quarrel. Mrs. Scoville let out that they
had similar row ON the boat the night
before, coming from Chicago TO Mil
kwaukee, and that Scoville had threat
ened to jump overheard, but had
thought better of it and had not carried
out the threat, Scoyille also twitted her
with the fact that her trunk was still in
pledge at the Astor house, New York
for bill of $40, which her brother, John
w. Guiteau, who also boarded there,
would not pay for her. Mrs. Scoville
stated that she had but so cents in money
and her husband no more, having paid
all his available funds for their trip up
here and back.
While Mr.. Scoville and Dr. Rice were
ali aHSinS Lut DuSlHesS reldtlFe 10 Lne
Beaver Lake property, Mrs. Scoville
bust herself with an attorney drawing
upa bill of complaint in divorce pro-
ceedings which she will bring in the
circuit court at Waukesba, as She claims
to be resident of that county. She al
kges failure to support her as a cause
for divorce. He viii resist the divorce,
not but that he desires separation, but
he objected to her procuring a divorce
on that ground; in fact, he says she has
no ground for divorce from him.
The quarrel is described as a most un-
seemly one, and surprise to those who
witnessed it. Scoville spoke without
apparent excitement but with force and
earpestness. Mrs. Scoville had more
fire, sarcasm and bitterness in her re-
parties. She was dressed in faded
black merino. She has not the angular
face shown by Guiteau in his pictures,
but has rounded full features, with a pc
culiar gray eye and a chubby form, with
hair slightly turning to silver gray.
Scoyille resembles closely the innumer-
able pictures of him; the likeness is I'M
mistakeable.- Mil. Sunday Telegraph.