Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-17
A FOUL WRONG.
Al lrnocent Female ldrsd to Hsf
Doom.
A Baltimore Lotharie Bstrays q coaSd.
ing Gil and Basely Deserts Her
Ia the Hour Of Great
Peril
clAIHyoYANT SCHEME THAT FAILED.

BALTIMORE, Nd, February l6.-Amons
the most popular Of young ladies in The
Eastern section OF the city, up to lew
months ago, was Miss Lizzie A. AcDan.
iels, who resided with her parents at No. 4
North Washington streets few doors above
Baltimore street, and the news OF her
death, which occurred sholtly altar noon
on Sunday last, caused many bitter team 70
be shed by her numerous devoted frisnda
After her death, many rumors we're rifs -
to the cause, and It soon was whispered
that there were circumstances connected
with the occurrence which placed Q we'll
known young man Of her acquaintance In
An Unenyiable Psaitisa.
About three years sgo she became 40
ouainted with Q young man near about her
own age, named Charles 4. Kemp. Since
that time young Kemp had been quite at-
tsntive to Miss McDaniels. About the lst
Of November Nrs. AcDsniels noticed her
daughter had been doing wrong. This this
the daughter acknowledged In IN inter
view with her mother, aud remarked: "lt
vas oil right; Charlie and she would b
married before long" A week passed, and
then the daughter Informed her father and
mother that she was going TO leave homei
that Charlie and she were to be married
in day or two. About the middle OF No
yember Charlie Kemp called at the house.
and together Lizzie and he want away las
her father remarked yesterday, he thought
10 be marricdl. Lizzie did not return that
night
Nor Was Anything Heard
or seen OF her for four days. and then Mrs.
McDaniels received postal card from her
daughter, saying she was sick In bed on
The second floor OF the building on tho
northeast corner Of Baltimore and Freder-
ick streets. While Mrs. McDaniels WAS
preparing TO go TO her daughter, she was
SURPRISED TO see her enter the back gate.
The poor girl was crying and looked hag'
gard and detected. With true materna'
love, the fond parent received her erring
child with open arms, Lizzie asked Tor
giyeness, stating that she could not remain
from home and kindred any longer, desh
ceiyed within the family circle, and the
great wrong che had committed was
never referred to. The girls story
was Q narrowing one. She declared
that Kemp had at their own home
Compelled Her 60 SiEu Paper
generating him from all responsibility in
connection with the crime OF seduction
Upon being taken home several physiaans
were summond to attend her. one being
sent by Kemp. After the birth OF the child
her condition was pitiable In the extreme.
She repeatedly declared her willingness TO
die for Kemp, and In her rawlings called out
Charley, my Charley" In the most ,. .otsmn .
pledge that he should In no manner be
prosecuted. Shortly before her death she
requested the family TO sing several OF her
favorite hymns, and when they sang THE
Sweet Bye and Bye" she feebly Joined In
the chorus. At length che became nncon-
scious and quietly passed from life into
eternity. Her funeral took place Tuesday.
and was largely attended. Tho numerous
floral tributes testified the high esteem In
which she was held.