Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

~ ~ ~ Va "a SWIM tiS itpiil NY
in oedalia. | have relatives
who will resent the insult to the bitter
end. l have not told my husband of
the contents of the paper, or | could
restrain him from violence"
Then there is no truth in the Bd=oo's
statement that you and your husband
are separated"
My husband is kind and good, and
all that can be said against him is that
he is
UNFORTUNATE IN BUSINESS.
He is now connected with Bradstreet's
agency. The only time we were ever
separated VAS through unavoidable
circumstances. We lived in Kansas
City, where his health broke down and
he came to Chicago last April. / was
under contract as organist at the Wal
nut street church, and could not ac-
company him at once. Then my mother
was sick and | took her to the Springs.
then came here, and have lived here
,appily with my husband and cousin,
IL ii. Marmaduke, brother of Gov.
ulduihe, Until IuiS u NdiiC oh J
ne. 1t has Frustrated me and made
me ill.,"
Mrs, Hicks was busy packing her
irunk and arranging for her journey.
ii. IL. Marmaduke came in during the
interview, and he was determined that
| right should be done his wronged cous-
in at all hazards. MIR. Marmaduke is a
tall. we'll formed gentleman, with light
complexion and a large sandy mus
tacne, and looks not unlike his brother,
the governor. He said he always made
his home with his cousin and her hus-
band, and is engaged as assistant to
he general superintendent of the Puil-
man car company. Mrs. Hicks thinks
malice is at the bottom of her cOnnec
ton with the case, as j. West Good
win and his wife were at the Springs
last summer, where Mrs. Hicks and
Mrs. Goodwin INDUCED in a spat. Mr..
: Mdrmaduke was strong in denouncIng
Editor Goodwin, whom he characterlz-
ed as a scoundrel without any of the
f instincts or ideas of a gentleman"
Inc ITISIllS diu itIdtiNOo Va AiS'
Hicks insist that the BazO0 man will
f have to either publicly apologize to the
: lady or take the consequences, and the
9 prospects are good for
ALIvELY TINE
in the sanctum of the Baz0O.
II Willard 5. Burrows is we'll known
here, having worked here up to tn
time of the strike. He is now IL
q Chicago, and has been spoken to by
number of his acquaintance since
fl arrival. He has been seen on tn
streets several times with a lady, blu
4 he refused to tell where ne is living, o
- with whom. lie told an operator IN tn
~ Western Union office, that the Seda
sp liza story was entirely untrue, tina Il
Il was now married, and had given up a
of attempts at exploits among the fair SCI
N He worked in the office here up to tn
N time of the strike, and was known as
IF gay captor of many susceptible tema
N hearts. He is said to be a handson
10 fellow, about 40 years of age, but wit
IL the appearance of a man of about
,r- wears. Burrows first met Mrs. Daily
NO Eldorado Springs last May and seen
to have Immediately c~aptivated h
bv and an intimacy began which final
ms resulted in their detection and tiigh
re. Mrs. Daily %disposing of her proper
.s, at a sacrifice to raise the necessa
mi funds. Burrows is in the city and 1t
I'D probable that his companion Is he
~ also, although they could no be locat
yas yesterday.
asst The following special from Mex
ar, appeared in last Sundays Kansas Ci
RS. Times:
no. How 1T IS REGARDED AT EXICo MO.
md Mexico, Mo, March 6--The public
ner ton of a paragraph in the Sedalla Bd1
wo mentioning Mrs. Lizzie Marmadu
ME Hicks in connection with and as
friend of Mrs. Daily, who deserted /
but husband under sensational clrcu
stances recently, has created WI
spread and just Indignation here, VIII
by, Mrs. Hicks has grown up from chi
low hood. Her father Is Mr. Johh VI. VI
mes maduke, a member of the well kno
and family of that name, and a cousin
ent the present governor of NJ ssourl.
n a is cashier of the Savings bank an
fif- steward aud pillar of the South
IN Methodist church. He n his estlI
Of bic wife are among the best peopi'
.hty Mexico. or Missouri Their daugh
the who was in society here prior to
he marriage to Mr.. w. G.. Hicks, Is l
yersally esteemed for her good quail
the of head and heart. Her character
blIt- absolutely above the base fling OF
irresponsible newspaper. MIR. III
re | himself is a member of an Old
, al honored Virginia family and a gradt
d j. of the university of that state. AT
Mrs. time of the marriage the couple v
my tn ST. Louis to reside, but later me
ogy, to Kansas City and thence to Che
There is a profound feeling here
nrs Hicks has suffered a most
~ famous injustice. Her slight acqn
lance with Mrs. Daily came abou
my the most natural way in the WI
case. u 49, car;,cs Nth har mo
last summer she met Mrs. Dalby,
my as there was at that time no stat
her name, a casual acquaintance
NY lowed. Mrs. Marmaduke and
Hicks innocently stopped at Sedal
their way to Mexico and visited
., day. Upon such a basis as this
. the scandal which had been above
'"u, 90 unchallenged, and which might
; ou' iishonor upon one of Missouri's ia
" names and %reproach upon a pure
good woman.
A brother of Mrs. Hicks, John
-. maduke, jr is secretary Ola lar'
bacco company and resides In HI
Cd. City.
Seaa- APOLOGY.
"'' Last Sunday s Sedalia Bazoo cor
ed the following apology:
In the publication of the Daily
is the rows case in the Bazoo of Sunday,
,thing %. thu reporter alluded to Mrs. +
until I, occurred in this wise. When th
to ar porter interrogatei parties rega
nd in the departure of Mrs. Daily he a