The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-11

llght from home saying to me she " u stop
ling with q friend Of hers, 3 Miss ICAF Bea:
Miss. learn this morning that my ,aaugh.
or and her pretended husband have been
leeping at bis fathers Office on +. strt et, OF
course without his knowledge. Y. ~
now, In great dittfeas by these UNI orlu.
nate and disgrhceful circumstances, write TO
you 10 know II you are aware Of any pro-
,eedinps on the part Of Mr.. Herbert Ha ttiey
10 obtain divorce from you. Have you,any
reason or CAUSE 10 believe no has contem.
plated or lntends TO Institute snit for d..
yorce from yoo2 And, In short, l wish to
know II you ira Mr.. Herbert Bsrtley's vile.
Tg EG HEEBERr IN Arix. Viii
That this second marriage was consum-
mated have indubiiable proof. The cere.
,nony was performed by tho Rev. J. j.
Ripey, Ia Jackson county, West Virginia,
and hava Ia my possession ~ copy OF the
When / received this letter from
Mrs. DaDolss ! answered It by Biaiing that ]
was tho legitimate wife OF Herbert BARLEY,
and that had not procured divorce from
him. nor ever intended 10 do 40. next dis
patched 10 Herber! Batttey, my recreant hut.
band, care Of Judge Barley, asking him
whethur he had really been guilty Of sec.
ond marriage. received the following lot.
ter in reply: w ~, =, : -,
ANAL received o telegram from. you
this morning asking ma whether | had 'msr.
ried that womAn-that you had received q
letter from her mother' TO that effect. To
explain myself, vas not little surprised
TO receive even message from you. was
informed last January. while out on the road
s,kk 4 al hat kaA
piled Tor divorce from me, and that 1t
February Is, for the cause Of dtssrtion and
non.s1pport determined II You wanted
to do 50 I would mako no doienss, believing
you had been put up 10 1t by part es who
we're adverse 10 me; md even II had, coz.
sidered that i had not used you right, and
you would be entitled 10 the same ConHe.
quently paid no attention to the matter,
and considered that you had done 30. II II
has not been granted as yet write me at
once to Erneat's care, 1860 E street, N. W., Us
await your reply. I would reply by tele.
gram but my finances are at a low ehb. Nv II
Truly, de-, y HKRb.
LETTERS PROM B.IrLEY. ". 4
Hsrbert's marriage with Marie L. DuBolse
took place on the 4th OF March, 1882, and on
kAC W. VI 4SIS, kuASp NuJC ukkGk LAG
bfgsmous marriage, received the following
characteristic postal: m e, Id, Id,
RAYESswooD, W. Va, March. 7, 1889. s
Your letter nearly a month old 10 W.
iust received yesterday. have been out
more than SIX weeks, and 10 tell the honest
truth, have done bad In every town we have
been to. have not had even what I needad
for expenses, yet expect to before long. l
III nj nd mi nat mt tw Euh HnI1uvo - a
near that sum az can, and at once. LIT me
hear from you to Parkers5urg, w. Va, at
once. II you do write, do 60 the very day
you get this. Yours HERR.
OaAprll 10, more thaa month after this
second marriage, I received the followins:s
-ll MANSFIELD, O., April 10, 1882. Z
ANNA-1 received this morning your letter
from q. and reply. went to Cincinnati last
spring and tried to show, In opposition to the
talk, that would work, aud did SO all sum.
mer.. You. were deceittul o. ell Every
word, every thing, every thought. was coh.
yeyed home 10 your folks. As d last resort
they wanted y3u to remove back. and then
when found you were bent on 1t left you,
md left you never 10 return. AS to what
boise and my sister here, and |. telegram to
my father, have seen; you are still In law
my wife, but shull no. b., i'll can hslpit, long.
AS to giving myself away to allow you or
anybody e!sa, to get The appeal bond, guess
I am too sharp yet Now, II you want any
psrticuare, don't get me to write to your
home, where know your listers get your
letters and read them first. This know will
be read. Get box hnd I will reply to any.
thing you may have 10 cay. have as good
defense rs you have for leaving you, and you
need not put on any airs about It. The Jew
from Washington, you saw him post me, 90
70 on. Truly, DC. HEhpEs1 BAk7LEY.
TIE LATEST WIFE.
Mrs Barley No. 9 alco took al interest in
the matter and wrote several Letters 70 the
Cincinnati wife. In one Of them she says I:
Ut there is any law or power on earth
can separate me from him, remember you
shall never have him agar; 1t Is my wish,
he belongs to me- heart and soul. You have
tried your best and have not sucGseded, but
II in any power OF Lying you ever could,
remember what tell you He loves me and
| love him 50! am part Of bis very self. He
Is my dear husb4nd, and would give my
hearts blood for his happiness" -
The Cincinnati wife at once put her troub-
les into legal hands, iutrusting the SAME to
Tom Campbell. To him Ahe gave four or
Ave letters; one Of them written by Judge
Barley, and all Of them weighty evidence
in her favor. Mr.. Campbell did nothing
whatever IN the case. Tbs letters we're de-
manded OF him, but be refused, and sill re.
fuses, to give them up. The aggrieved wife
supposes that there has been some crooked
business about them. She finally succeeded
in enlisting the sympathies OF Governor
Jackson, Of West Virginia, and by bis CO.
operation the arrest, mentioned In these
columns, was made on last Saturday night
in Washington City. The Cincinnati wits is
fully determined 10 bring the bigamist to
justice, and as her parents have means she
full benefit Of the laT. She will not, how
ever, sue for divorce. FLsat I'D.