Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-03
AN yNFAlTHFUL WIFE
TIES TO Rs MaaRsoss ssousE.
The r,uant Wife Returns and Bsesms .
Servant h As Family Where
She Formerly asigasd
Sspssms.

Louurur, Nay 2-Ths quiet neishbor.
hood of jefferson street, between First and
Brook, has Q scandal, and the people who
live In that vicinity are discussing and are
sgitated over It. The scandal is about
wife who deserted her husband and ran
away with . neishbor, but who repsntsd,
saw the error Of her way, and returned 10
Be forgiven only to fnd that The husband
had taken up with the neighboe's wife.
fhs CAlsf ASeoRs
in this scandal play are Jscob nsysrs, bis
wife Mary and David Seho6 and his better
half, Susie Neyers lives on Jsnsrsoa
'sirsst lsas Rnopk. md nakss his hvingby
selling the products 81 dSEU0Das-ffle-
wife Ii handsome brunette Of about
Thirty.avs Summer
They have five children, the eldest beilg
girl about seventeen yesrs OF ass. Schon
and bis wife lived on Brook street near JET.
ilies were intimate and the wives we're
considered the best Of frienda About Q
month ago Meyen awoks early one morning
ts attend the sale of his vegetables and
FsaDA HI VIE 0eass
She had stolen away in the night and zone
he knew not where. The sams morning
Mrs. Schoh found her husband missing.
The coming night brought neither Of the
missing ones 70 their homes, and whom the
deserted husband and forAkeu wife learn.
ed Of what had happened In the home
Of each they suspected that Schoh and
MA Myers HAD klSVs1.
Their suspicious we're confirmed; Myers
had lost wife and Mrs. echof Q husband;
- Ans Ia nd ~ n fnRaA.
ken wife, and Il appeared TO them that
they could end consolation In each other.
He had family of children and she .
baby with no father. Each could supply
to the other what had been lost He would
find wife In her, and she husband In
him, and the children would have both
father and mother.
that suggested itself 10 them. and In few
days Mts. &, hoff and Ar. Meyers were living
in the kme house, and 20 far % the people
could see were TO each other - man ana
wife. In two weeks their former loves
seemed forrottsn. They hsd taken things
a they were, and making the most OF the
circu instances, were not ct ali put out by
their abandonment
They were HAPPY ia fhsis 1s0e
and were preparing TO retire on Saturday
night when some one knocked for admit
tance ct the outer door. Mr.. Meyers
opened Il, and into the light came the face
and figure OF the wife who had deserted
him. She had repented OF her sin and came
home to be forgiven. At his feet she fell
and pleaded TO be taken bsck 10 his arms
and home. She pleaded % and was
- Peaitsss That He Fsrgsvs Hss.
but could not take her back and restors her
to her former place: Mrs. Bchoh had esen
instituted there and he ives contsntsd 70
zee her remain. For her childrsn's sake
she begged 10 be allowed 10 remain, and
tho husband granted hsr the privilege of
staying In the house and her playing SEQ
ond fiddle. Thus do matters stand Ia the
Meyers hons.
The wife Lssks Amer the Chilassa
she has wronged by her dssertion, and, 70
all inteRts and purposes, plays the part
OF housekeeper and servant. bhs sleeps In
q small room up stairs 70 herself, while
her husband and the woman that she hos
wronged occupy the same chamber toGsth::
er. No one knows what has become OF
schof. lie wa. lett In the country. and
turned home. How long the present
state Of affairs will remain can only bs
surmised
The wife. HsnbIe asA essitsst,
10 thankful 10 be allowed 70 remain In ths
house In sny position, while hns. schon
does not seem inclined TO retire from her
position as mistress Of the Myers family.
The neighbors, In the meantime, are much
shocked, and - long - Mn. Bchoh and
Mr.. Meyers continue 70 live togsthsr the
ssme nsigbbofs will remain horfihed apd
have the scandal for theme of couvsrsa-
tiou,