The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02
WHITES WIFE.
After DESERVING Her Husband
She Returned Last
Tuesday.
An Interesting Chapter Regard
ing the Movements of
the Woman.


mason, who for four months has resided on
East Fourth street, between McVey and
| New York avenues.
White is represented as a Woodworking
sober mechanic, about 81 wears OF age, arr
quite plain in appearance. His wife l.
several years Younger, given to ''highia
lutin" ways, ami by mary is consic, ei
quite attractive, although not what VOL.
Dc called a handsoLe woman. One caii,i,
Il son, Is the rsSIlt of lhsir union. As
sisted, tn BAD was aware that the i.uS-
/ band and wife we're Twin, any tiing bit
/ ha,monirts!y e. e. Ter, hut rot until YES
tercav was the 1--WE i..wardneSs oi the whole
/ sfiiir learnci.
! Ever since taking; ~ thsir abode at the
/ point above stated Mrs. White has been
CORES pCni.ng with {: Marie, msu in 1T
/ LOUIS named Bennett, who, she alleges. l.
! her ca Isip. 30 much attention did sue paw
/ 10 this pa tc.!iar relative that White ob
! i,c.ed, AID q quarrel was the result. the
vile deci.r inS tha' she would 10 rreci. e'y
a. she pleased IN the N tier, While thy hu,-
/ BAN. sad she -hDuid nCt-IIut by Il DASHED
sight.
! Henrett was also quite attentive. aud
Mrs hite's ielteis we're al snsweie!
promptly, end couched ia language more
becoming lover than a cousin. Finally
Mrs. Bennett began 10 suspect that her
iI,ge .Ord was getting altGgs ther too init
mate with Mrs. White, and her iralouSy
was aroused. She determined, however. 10
D:de her Time, and At length iuaEd In Ter
/ hu>5anJ'S pocket Il letter adGrcs,e,: Lo Mrs
White, which she I'D no, consider exac;iy
the PROPER sort ii mis5ive Tor h!n 4
yT:tc g. a wUuIan who was no more to him
than {: cousin.
Tie more she thought about i; the more
j. a.Ous she became, and III ht al rage size
forwarded the lst;er u Mr.. Whit. ia this
city, aAd - The sane time advised him
L look alter his wife. The letter mus
lave been II dead give-away, for on perus-
irS 1t White was very angry, but he de-
,srm:red t. answer il, rs in tie epis l.
q Ene'! Cdered to sei.d her $50 on which to
pay her lsre to ~. Louis, when he would
meet her at the 81. James hO,el.
White initiated the chirocraphy OF his
vile alusSg - perfection, End persnnatin.
her, he Wrote to Bennett, asking
i'm ." send tie money, AMI
she would ioiu him al Cnre. q, her hus-
ban !, q, uduct was TO longer endurable.
t. ,u;- rlisoive ne altach,d his " lies uame
and theI mailed il, and in due course Of
time Received rspiy, with Postoiice or
der for 20 enclosed.
W"i.r endeavore,: u have the order
caSGcs, bat was unsuccessful the pOs,oifce
authorities informing him tina. they wGu,d
pay the n.O.ty to hone other than Mrs
White
This was on the 18th or 18Th inst.
ana when White foam! he could not
procure TIE money ne was in dilemma.
The night OF the day he received ihs letter.
however. he was saved further trouble, fnr
Mrs. White went through his pockets Gnj
scared both letter AMI order, aud the next
morning had the latter cashsd. On the |
18th ms, tie day Coles circus was here. !
she took her little sou End boarded the east
d, uud train, going To 81. Louis, where. /
1t : generally Supposed She Was
joined by Bennett, h.r cousin.
Ga isarniig that hi wife hal taken ner !
departure, White was.not the least cha |
griued, Is some men would have been, bur !
lost no time in di>posing of his household /!
effects, when he went 10 boarding with a /
family nesr the round house and has re- |
sided there since, evidently losing no great |
amount of sleep Oh account o; his wiie's |
disgrsceful conduct.
Of Mrs. Whites reception and treatment |
in 81. Louis, the BAZoo is not prepared to |
speak. 1t certainly was not what she |
had anticipated, though, for a
few days after her departure Mr.. |
White received letter from her, in which |
she announced her intention of returning
to Sedalia. To this letter White, ii is said, |
paid no attention, and was not little sur
prised, Tuesday, when she called upon him
at his boarding house and asked to be for
given and taken back to his bosom. as was
The prodigal son.
The scene that followed was not described
TO the BAzoo man, So OF it nothing can be
written. 1t is known, however, that a rec
Oncillistion was effected, aud
yesterday the truant vile was
skirmishing around in East Sedalia
to secure the furniture which
her husband bad disposed OF, so that they
might be enabled to resume housekeeping.
The desertion and voluntary return was the
one theme OF conversation in East
Sedalia Yesterday, and the conduct OF Mrs
White was condemned on every hand, it
being the general belief that her trip to st.
l. ms was tor na good purpose.
The BAzOO would have allowed the mat
isS TO pass without mention had it not been
so generally known. but even what mas
been written does not begin to cover all
The points that were given to the repor ter
A Bold Robbery.
One of the boldest rcbberies that has
come to the knowledge of the BAzoo in
many moons was perpetrated on h. 4 L.
rain No. l51, in charge OF Conductor
Brown at Fort Scott, Has, Monday night
While the train was standing at the depot !
n that city, three men entered one of the
coaches, and while two of them held up
named London, the third man t,
obbed him, securing $50 in cash and
icket from Fort Scott to Gainesville, Tex !.
IS. and all made their escape in the dark
less.
London had been in attendance at the !
louisville exposition and stopped off at