The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
LA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1888.
purpose of obtaining it. This movement,

purpose of obtaining il. This movement,
however,
WAS MERELY A BLIND,
as the sequel will show On returning
home The fai,hless wife packed up
al, ii her wearing apparel, and according 10
her husbsI DIS statement, gave the packages
TO one James II. Hayden. an Irish peddlar,
ami friend Of Ford's. Hay den took the
packages 10 Appleton City, where he vas
Joined by Mrs Walker the following morn
ing Saturday.
The first suspicion that Mrs. Walkers
amily had Of
HER PROPOSED ELoPEMENT
Was on S. turd,y morning, when her sister,
Miss Mary Ogen, who was going out, went
10 look for tur cap belonging to her sister.
which she intended wearing, when she
made the discovery that all eli her sisters
CLOTHING was missing. Then there WAS
quite a scere. The young lady sobbed and
cried rs il her heart would
break, and reported the mat
ter to her brOther-in-law, who
il is said,
BECAME ALMOST FRANTIC
He procured q horse and W. mt To Apple
Ton Cit, after his truant vile, and found
her at house which she owns i'm tina,
place, the guest Of her tenant, and In COM
paDy with HAYDEN, who 'em1ined with her
during the day. Walker sntreated his
wife to return With him To Montrose, but
she declined, saving that Montrose had no
charms for her; that she had row lsf' dim;
that he could sell off her furniture, ex
cent her organ, and requested him To- x
her two children To her lahler. Finding
th I his wife couf rs.' be induced - re-
turn, her hearth. = husband returned To
lis LOW iesol' ..'Hie, bat IL seemed That
he was t.u-ble To give mp
his wife without another effort;
and when the train from the south reached
Montrose, the distracted husband boarded
ne cars and tiniing MS wife In company
with Hayden, lie another earnest appeal
10 her To return home. Being sgain unsuc-
cessful in his efforts, he rode with the
guilty couple to La Due. Before that sta
ton was reached the now thoroughly en-
ragged hush and addressed the friend of his
wife's seducer in any thing but compliment
airy terms A quarrel en-ued, and
REvOLvERs WERE DRAWN.
end the prompt interference Of Conductor
Travis is all shat prevented some one from
getting hurt.
After the row had been quelled Mrs
Walker informed her hus band that she had
paid her fare to Hannibal and was going 10
her grand parents in Central illinois, and
would write him long letter
Tuesday. Then If be wanted
any more truck with her he could visit her
at her new home
Mrs. Walker is described as rather a fine
looking woman, with black eyes and black
hair, and is about twenty five years Of age
She is rather feshy her weight being sbou,
leo pounds She has q winning way and
and boasts that
SHE CAN MAKE ANY NAN LOVE HER
Ford, the masher, has been VOL king
in Dahluins barber shop fer the
past iew DAYS, and is described rs good
Looking fellow, about twepty-e:ght years Of
age rather low in stature, brown eyes
brown hair, small mustachs and rather lair
complexion.
The happy couple(?) left Yesterday
morning for the porih, Ford telling his
emp!o, er that he would be absent nine or
ten days.
Mr.. Walker, who is most worthy gen.
tleman, has the sympathy of all the good
people of Montrose.
According to the request Of Mrs. Walker,
the deserted husband, Sunday morning,
hired a livery team, and in company with
his wife's sister, Miss Mary Ogen, ok the
two children. whom their hesrtless mother
had deserted. to her parents, by whom they
will doubtless be we'll cared for
After Mrs. Walker hal left home an
unfinished letter was found in her room
addressed to her grand parents. stating that
she would be with them next week. The
letter terminated with an abrupt dash, rs
il the writer had been hurriedly called
away. 1t is thought by those conversant
with the facts that this letter Was intended
., . mere blind.