The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-06-13
CLARION.
|. TBOMPSoN's STORY.
.;nO Her Own Fame and
.E.t Of ". II. Davis.

noken. lAcA u sun Va tlIIlSs
her husbands killing Walter
i in a degree a refutatiOn OF
Id by the dashing Miss Jessie
Mrs. Thompson was found in
Davis library with Mrs. Wal
Mrs., Latham, sister-in-law of
!. and Mrs. Gov. Robinson.
the fair young widow. Mrs.
strasted strongly with Phil.
+ wife. The former is young
She is a typical brunette, with
black ewes and a sweet, inno-
sssion, which has become in
N the sorrow and suffering of
ew weeks. Mrs. Thompson has
4 beautiful woman, and a few
her once remarkable loneliness
In, The two women whose
been wrecked by the same
agedy sat i'll opposite parts OF
but when they addressed each
i in the friend!iest and most
ic terms.
bmpson seemed to understand
had been entrapped by her
\ that the time had come for
what she kew of the distress
nce in the St. Clair hotel on
on and night Of the 18th of
last. Yet she hesitated to
crsion Of the affair. Mrs.
said that she went with her
Cincinnati, on Monday, Nc
They took rooms in the
hse. Mr.. Thompson wrote a
lie Buckner, requesting her
e hotel. which she did. She
r with them. Phil ordered
baggage sent to the st. Clair
before he departed for Wash
better half went with Jessie
visit her rooms at the st.
occurrences in the hotel on
ternoon are given as nearly
! the unfortunate wife stated
day morning Jessie and ]
ng, and met Walter Davis.
bad Just come from Harrods-
Buckner told him where we
g, and invited him to call.
sent up about our lunch
hen we emerged from the
he walked to the parlor with
We were there Miss Buckner
elf to go down to the drug
et some Apollinaris water,
up to her room. Was there
Walter Davis and | had
pther for years. His family
we're on the most intimate
e BRAIDED at his grocery, and
needed any money my hus-
I'm told me to so and get it of
ia When Jessie returned |
the piano playing. Pres
eame up for her, and on it
of NJ. I. Threlkeid, of Har-
III wanted to see Miss Buck
nng woman looked at it and
Asly threw it aside, with the
ish every striped pants ga
arrodsburg wouldn't come
nckner. / am tired of it,
him. Walter Davis went
ith me to telegraph to my
d that | wouldn't be home
He didn't tell me there was
X road. Ny husband didn't
] should go home, but be-
b he gave me some money
pping.
to the st. Nicholas to get
and returned to the hotel
! was not drunk, and the
champagne bottles is an
| had on a dress with
] pockets, and where could
in them? Walter Davis
h three tickets for the
night-for Miss Buckner,
lf-but Jessie said she had
BIT and couldn't go. She
TEST against my going, but
upon it, and made the
park, that she was q sound
I might be hard to awake
returned. ! arranged my
alter Davis called for me
Miss BpelIner to go with
a ticket Tor her, but she
Ter declination. I believe
5 Robinson's opera-house.
clock | was taken i'll, and
to the shotels We tried
ssie Buckner's room, but
ke her. Mr.. Davis said:
: one in there. Come to
pit by the fire. The day.
IL had been showing dur
y BON and night. l accom-
!. yis to his apartment en-
nt Of any wrong. He
= gas and we chatted by the
> Ups, about an hour. AS
4 Be, Walter Davis was not
wrong. We had hard
ID time to get into Jessie's
b last she got up and let me
I that ! fell helpless Oh the
ehood. l took my jewels
= \ my jewel case, placed it
= ny and went to bed. Jes-
Y d not disturb herself at
" count. Early the next
81 K the train for Harods-
4 Jed pleasantly with a num-
= ends whom / met EN- route.
story of the occurrence
= hotel, and my husband
ient man,
INK there was any one in
s room the night of the
N ne st. Clair, Mrs. Thomp-
nlnly do, and / know who
~ re not reveal the name"
n y give Anodynes and lull
\ Jet and sleep by prostrating