The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-20
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Wha' "Pi,.,lov nndaiter what has bee
tAls city Ees'''''' 80, tor several dav
yai5yat on tie s"v''' w. 49,, b.. ~,
,,.v;ou. lnOrder that 'he very Iew pe'
Pe'y P,L, may not set be c0gntZant OF tn
sons ""' tally informed Of the SubieC
aidF no! " '"''' .aa,,,hio;r ,he follow;n
,oVbch wereIef Wes""I''" Wv 'o"0"." ~
I.,,,,b papOrtlng to have been sent iron
"F'''
iNhr'P Wy, Trbruary l7.-IIon
NaLGiiSCi Vi W ,di,or Of the fNrgLrIdEy
\ W. ~. tS.E,% rj,y, Who became prominent il
,hn ,t, fSicago y @ CaapDion because he wonlc
"", @ yr,e ior C0nknss resolution 10 sup
po't the nqminsr Jrs. q nG for ST"J Iiyorce from @
commenced p'osfsbb,TlS, sb, lS,, ~, week hc Ind mr.
hlswiIe. u"o ,bis & civ on Il train depart.
ulnsedS HI' 'S " ii. missed the train,
irg aS'M " ,cn,rnrd 10 the editorial
NhereOIOH; nv ,or.r 0ni worked until 4
rCm Of VT ,s t|i ,inorrin" when he started
O'Clock ~ wv ,,n,S ",S'h ,h"I Mrs 'Camnbell
hOl& II ,',n.'s.;nn ao", that her husband
andH lLe 'm ;,,. mi'' ,rSs on,cr,oininv n "en.
bad lett Io lls '''T, Eof T'1 No bnsiness there
i,tnan "'o "J' n" i,mjIv was ohseE
wn''y lng t$ E.$ tod harily g3t The door Ui
w NaWlu', W, ~, ,,,i"ct.J i "nJ Snenpd when n
M, m,n NV, y,,bed ptst him ont Of the house with
Nothing on bw his mdeTg@Fments, and
aryihg Ils cfotleS Oh t'ts Tt"'. ,,'..,, IT. W.,
nlDylIL y''lse" ou"v "'y "I IIrr" bS Ind some M"
J[' ,j.5Snlw in prosecuting his search, us he
va, opposed by "A colorcd hostler who was
friendly to the Iusl'iVe O9t lln"!ly u'sSoS' ,
era 'of f,t" ,,i I.Vo Jro,"in, Inn o,,t into the
ijgit. & Mr. Campbell, Who is u man Of
powerful physique, jcrScd him to his feet
to gc'a LOOK at nis lirc' Un refoSnlzln;s .i,;
li''I' m ,,, W. SSa, ,o ,o,Y wv anJ w"L"d "wov ~
NJ, eampbrlI went to a hotel and spent
thu remainder OF the night The next day
he began suit oi divorce from his wife on
tie ground OF adultery. The man whom
he lll seen down in the livery stable was
George K. Wheat, the leading merchant Of
this city, and one oi our wenIthicst men.
Mrs. Campbell is young, very beautiful and
highly educated. Mr. Campbell married
her about four wears ago, when she was u
teacher in the Female Seminary at Wheel
ing. She il CampbeI's second wife; her
maicn name WAS Mary iiallowetl. Mr..
Whca, is married and has several grown
up children, among whom are four accom-
piishpl daughters. The event is the talk
oithctown, but owing to the prominence of
,5c parties concerned the papers OF that
city have rfaaiRed from meatioaingit.
The date of the occurrence tsays tho
s,n1,. J.,I.-, 4, 80, ,.;,on I,,, r.,n,..
',U"'1S '"nuol % NV gwen pu' 'u"lo'
likes It on Tuesday, February Ith'
Immediately upon the arrival OF the
Ialcrs in this city the following telegram
wRs forwarded 70 the Dispatch, and also 10
,hc Chicago Times, in which papers the
Sule trlcslum was printed:
r. m, Ej;yo, nj N, Dispo,Sb pig,Lv,ob p, =.
r,. i....,l ,,.,.,',,,,,,.,,. .,,n y. 80
AZ; ;ne Nlslaun PuEpottlhS 10 nc from
NJ WHte';"S M "a !@ai %'Im 'ST"y '",'aF' Fe'aIVe 70
Mrs. @ ~ W; campbell ana George X.
ostalocious aud ,levilish character, con.
rr,yrd na1.,, DE sonero%9iraly ,i william for some
mEnoHn' reyenStnl purpose. 1t is known
20, % pEsnyLS TO-, !" oe%Lt9mi ~ III, the Sigh
TnJ H.. 'Iu,'a,,'n nn ~, IN I'' rs inc mGy nvSLyed
fr pcsr "er w S !" "es1on ~ tniS STATE
curnnrc ia ,Ilss%i IN bov w Wv orna, ,rne f''e oc
%%s' TS;,,"eii i ''''s'" 10 "lE% e.. happened.
M ~ n; c'',,,ss, "mssF
gta..,..,-.-,-A A. W. CAMPBEiL.