The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
Items of News from Nilsson.
ris Healing Fountain. Gath
cred by the "Bazoo's"
Correspondent.
A Stout Scandal That Is Liable to
Break Up a Garrison and Get
a Physician into Trouble
Improvements-Pe
sonal Mention.
Special Correspondence of the BazOO.


ELDoRADo SPRINGS, Mo. Jan. %
Eldorado is just now worked up To
fever heat over a scandal that has oeen
brewing for some time past. but did not get
In general circulation until few DAYS ago,
and the particulars of which are about as
follows: About three months ago an I'M
known man came TO Eldorado accompanied
by a very handsome lady sbout 23 years
old, whom he introduced as Mrs. Martha
Brown a friend from Illinois, stating that
she was Suffering from dropsy, and desired
to secure private boarding house, and
try the virtue of the springs Things
rolled on smoothly for some time. Mrs
Brown is a woman of more than ordinary
attractions, and fine looking and by her
extreme modesty soon made quite a num-
Der of friends. A few days ago. however,
Mrs. Brown was taken very sick, and
thought she was going TO "cross over" She
called several of her lady friends in, and
confessed To them that she was deceiving
them. She said that her real name was
not Mrs. Brown, but she was an unma rried
woman, and her name was Miss Mamie
Stout, and that up to the time of her APP
pearance here was a school ma'sm at Ia
borville, ST. Clair county, and the man
that brought her here was her brother-in-
law, Robert Garrison, of the same
place, and that she had been
hired by certain physician
whose name We will not mention until fu-
ture developments, To come here and pass
herself off for a married woman.
A warrant was issued for her brother-in-
law, who brought her here, and he was ar
rested yesterday and gave bond for his ap
pearance al the criminal court. A warrant
was also issued for the physician referred
TO. VIM. Winchester, a rather fast young
man, living near Taborville, ST. Clair,
county, is charged with her ruin, and il is
supposed bribed her bro,her-in-law and The
doctor TO get her out of his way until the
thing blowed over. He will also be ar
rested.
Miss Stout is of respectable family Her
father was a minister OF the gospel and al
one time preached at Holden. He died sew
eral years ago and her mother soon after
fell into the list sleep, and Miss Mamie
was thrown on her own resources. She
adopted school teaching as profession and
obtained position as such at Taborville,
st. Clair county, where she was teaching al
the time of her misfortune She belongs TO
one of the oldest families in this section and
up to the present disclosures not blemish
was known on her character.
Ii is the same old story of woman's
wrongs. While at Tsborville she met VIM.
Winchester, who gained her love and on his
promise to marry. in a weak hour, submit
ted TO his passions.
During Miss Stout's illness she gave
birth to still-born babe, and since then
has been a raving maniac. Her sister
was notified and is now with her, and with
her tender care and good physician it is
hoped she will soon recover and appear
against the guilty parties, and in case she
does, things will be mighty hot down here
for somebody. The BAzoo will be kept
posted as to future developments.
JoTrINGs.
-Kruse Bros. will start bank here in
few days.
Yesterday was the coolest day this
winter, except one, the thermometer mark
ing eight degrees below zero.
The many friends of Squire Hubbard
will be glad to know that he is doing
fourishing business in his hotel.
Mr. J. B. Smith, of Franklin. No, has
his new Exchange hotel very near finished.
1t is very nice building and has abort
forty-eight rooms.
There are already several visitors at
the Springs, and more are coming every
day. When a man comes here, no matter
with what complaint, the average Edo
radoite Will point him to the little stream of
water at the base of the hill with as much
confidence of permanent cure as did the
Syrophonician woman when she asked the
Savior to heal her child.
Among those present here your re-
porter noticed Col Davis and wife, of La
fayette county; F. w. Golidsy, of Trigg
county. KY; E. n. Davis, of Lincoln. Ill;
A. o. Redford and wife, of Warrensburg
+. p. Conner, of Sedslia. LUX"