Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
WICKED WILLIAMS.
A BelIaIrs, 0his, Nan FlsnFss u
Ssasatioa.
Is Charlie 6isanist7- -lntefsstlag Dses.
msnts Showing His PerSdy-Ris Wiz "
Observation-Disclosures From Hh
Sweetheart. ,
HAS he THE DIVORCE NE ctAlHs7

II .
esting sensation has been ssitated In esrs
tain circles Of this city for several days
past II became matter OF public noteri.
ETY. short time since when there appeared
! in the Elmira Telegram card signed By
Charles Williams, and dated Bellaire, Ohio,
in which he states that he Is being perse.
astel by q woman Of covington, Penn
| sylvanIa, who, he alleges, falsely CLAIMS 70
be his wife. In his card he admits that
| they lived together for some time. but
claims that he gave her . divorce" and
that now after nearly four yeas abe Is
thinking TO play her game again" In re.
ply to these charges and to prove their
Entire Falsity
| the woman thus assailed. and whose maiden
name was Sarah Pine, makes the following
statement which she accompanies With
documents which are proof - 'strong -
holy writ to corroborate her statements.
She says: ~ was married to Williams at
Little York, Pennsylvania, In 1874. had
a certificate OF our marriage, which ! b.
lieve now IL In the possession Of Williams.
as have every reason to believe he took it
from my trunk.
Soon after our marriage he went to Balti-
lowing:
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.
FRIEND MRS. PINE-I hope you will have
no fears in regard to my Kindness towarts
Safe. always intend 10 take good care Of
her and ss long as my health and strength
lasts she will never suffer. ] know we'll her
health is poor. | was aware OF that Long
as she lives my aim will he 10 make her -
happy as | can. wanted 90 do for her. IL
is pleasure 10 me and will be as long ~
she lives. CHARLES WILLIAM
Mrs. Williams
states that afterwards she an 4 her husband
returned To Covington. which was Will
iams's home lie ran the Mansion house,
kept by her father year before his death.
Her husband found woik In course Of time
in the glass works at Coviugton, Pa, and
they lived together rs man wife, Tor such
they were ne acknowledging her o. such at
all times and places. In the fall Of 1881
he went Ia Bellaire, o., where he found
work in glass factory there. While alb
sent he wrote her many letters, several OF
which are rs follows:
BELLArRE, o.. Feb. ?, 1882.
Ny DEAR WIrE-I received your kind
and welcome letter on the 10Th OF lost
month and now seat myself 10 reply. safe,
have received papers of you twice and
was pleased 10 get them; and Safe, II the
fire don't 20 out until the lst Of July will
come home by the 18th Of June, certain,
and we will travel next summer and take
lots OF comfort. that IL IL God Is kind 10
sparing our lives. Safe, there has been Q
little sieighing here these Last two days,
but IL is all gone to-day. Plcase exesse
this short letter and you write longer. ~
you have more time: Write soon. Your
true and aGectionate. husband,
CH,RLEY.
Another Letter.
BELIZE. o., 18th.
Ny DEaR AND AFyEcrIoHArE EpeA
| have answered both your letters t1og -
MD ssIlr M AZ if1t \ syif sHq as4s as4
YOU my picture, as ! told you l would.
Write soon. Most aifectionateIy yours.
p. S-Direct to Charles T. Williams,
Bellaire. o. he sure and put In the middle
letter, as there are others here by the same
name Of Williams.
SIN A.ssher.
In another letter from Bellsirs he says:
IL an coming home with money 10 help
ourselves, and IL will be different than u
has ever been with Us" In a postscript hs
and hope II 10 better now" In still -:
other letter, In which he signs himself
Hyonr siIcctionate husband, he says bs
will bring his wife o nice present when hs
comes home. lie did come home sbout
| May OF this year, and lived with his vile,
otwithstanding his claim that he vas d..
yorced some four years ago. When he left
TO return TO Bellaire II was with the undsr-
standing that he was 70 send Tor bis VILE In
| a few weeks. and they were ~ go TO house:
| keeping there. While hack Williams snd
| his wife visited relatives at Deposit, Hsles
| Eddy and Wsyerly. She accompanied him
| rs far N .Elmira when he left tO return
| wst. and Afterwards visited his sistsr st
Troy, 10.
Amer Gsstiss Daeh
| 10 BcIlaire, williams cruelty went back on
l his wife. claiming that he bsd divorce. IL
| seems tbnt he lscsme epeaesd ~ young
| lady there, and Lb wiz here isaruisg 81
the fact, wrote Der tbst Whlisms va
married man. To this she received NE
following: :, -
N,DAx-Your Letter was received ~
| father last evening. He handed it n me "
| read. But I have more confidence In
Charley than 10 be troubled by such let.
Ter A. you wrote. Father Just laughed and
threw il down. He has told me sll shout
| you. III were you and did not want 70 =
exposed I would keep still Tor be !osh
| certainty 90 " hub gDo AhSW hS Neu ~ ~
iu,, as well - do. We are going svsy
and will be gone before this rsscbss yOa.
Bu, We will be married before We 90.
| yrLA yoHSsos.
OtheS Dses0<aas.
BESIDES these documents Mrs. Williams
shows letters from the lsy. 1f. Ncigs. pes-
TOR Of the Pre,byteries - q nsns'
field. Pa. In which Mr. - Mn. Williams
are certified 10 be members Of his chufch
In good standing and entitled 70 the conn.
dsnoe u other Christians. ehs aiso hs
letter showing that be sent bR -; also Q
letter from the Secretary Of ~ -. CON-
pany at Bellsire, In which - caa
furnish him . good home - - live.
There are other strong docoH Ilgk
dences showing Williams II maffte4 - -
lady and that be never got the divofes -
claims. Hrs. Williams indignenWy ornsel
that she ever agreed 70 dvoscs, So esf'
tainIy none could haye bssn procured vsso.
out ber consent. As the eAss noe stenee
williams hss evidently. 1oe himssi tnse
serious trouble. and sbo9n hs nasTy
| saain n 10 probable - viii - psoeecueed