Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Hebrew Society h the City By The
laks Badly Tern Up Over Z
eh-Tsast Scandal.
A Bswltchlss yssas LADY Betrayed
BY Z viIlaia---A New ysrt Ae.
trsss' uasavssy Rsesrd.
The Appalling Crimes ef a lldI.
asa Nssrsss.-.Shs Acknswl-
stees klllhs Five sahIss. 81.

CmoAso. February a. Rumors OF b
highly sensational nature involving The
name OF . prominent Hebrew ianily Wets
current about town to day: The parties
involved belong to the upper circles. and
the young lady concerned, . besutifal
Jewess Of 10, was for Q brief period The
bright star up 10 which many sdmiring
male aspirants looked with longing. She
resided on the South Side. in Q fahioassas
locality. As The ssair new stands your
correspondent does lot feel warranted In
publishiDs the names before the web about
the alleged villain In the case hss bssn %
firmly WOVEN as TO render cseaps impos-
sible.
A1he Tetss are utowfy 1tg0eeo1aB
abeut him, and peshaps to-day Inc may b
at the mercy Of those with whom hs u a.
ksed 70 have 80 ioulsr dealt The story. -
,,ld by tie athletic bsother Of the injured
gsL 10 briefly this: Less than . year sso
hin sister entered the social circle. She
drew about her q following Of eager youths
an ,sous only town herAvor. Everything
seemed 10 b. hers, and The Rods could only
bes.pw q loving husband 10 I'LL her life full
to operaowing. Among her most devoted
adnipers wac young man, son Of Nc.
-, - yearo Of aye, nioe-looking. Q good
convAationaGst. and wtth insinuating
manners. Hrwas only clerk, and IL vas
natural that ~ the maidcnt parents suK
gested' that his visits were too frequent che
began M look uyon him iu the light OF In.
jured sanocenCs.
Aep rtasstnG SasDgs
wn. so ssUught spon by him that, without
a lhousht Of father, mother aSd the home
she wsSlsaving, she consentedito 20 with
him. a Few ciandestins meetings resulted
in arraSgonents being perfected, and On
the uig.Sp of June.3 20 last. the pretty Jew
ess turned her back upon her home aad
fed With her lover. The pair were tracked
to MilwSakse. antsthsre oil trsse OF them
wss lost.. They hEA stopped - man aad
exhaustive search' failed 70 reveal aay
record ofths issuance OF Q marriage licenss.
From that me'sorabse night until
today ne intslligenee- l the
nirsing girl lad been received.
Msney wss Lawfully spsst
in the vain endeavor to discover the
whereabouts Of either the girl or her lover.
To-day, however, the stalwart brother, who.
like Ham in his search for Little Emily"
had never fnltrrcd met, face TO face. upon
The street, the sister who for eight months
he had rot ssso. The recognition WAS mu.
iual, and with q cry the startled girl lied
up the steps n No. i8t Clark street and
barred the door in her brothers face. Ea-
treaty and threats falling 10 call forth any
response the young man bnstenOd TO the
Central Station. procuring the services ofa
detective. OF course when they rpturned
Tb~9Irl naA Len
sDd tho other occupants of No. l9t were
dsnsely ignomntas TO her whereabouts or
her anteoedents. She had lived there about
\ week; that wassll they knew. and they
really couldn't remember whether she had
come there with a-gentlemsn or vas living
alone The case has been placed 10 t0
hands OF competeat officials who fesl con.
Hdent Of discovering the aSSi asd
her seduotiTs friend to-day. Per
haps," the brother said. she may
have discovered the true nature OF her
daninabls abduotof and left bin 10 diskust.
She would be too proud 70 return h0uis,
and she may be in want But we shall
leave nothing unlone TO restore her 10 her
parents and punish the villain that allured
her from her home"
Jewish society aircles uptown sre very
much sgitsted over the reappearAncs OF the
young lady, and beoauss OF the social POSI-
lion Of her parents her name Nas In many
mouths Tonight