The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27
.SHE FOUND HIR SOUL.MATI.
Therefore AIs. Plunkstt Has 10 Fur.
thsI Use for HsI Husband.
christian Acisntists separate bY Nut
uaI AEFeemeHts.The PFIestess
LaSss with I1sr Affinity.

his vile, Mary Hodgkins Plunkett, have
been known as high priest and priestess
among the christian scientists Of this
country for several years. Together they
have taught their peculiar views, and
performed their healing art In Chicago,
Detroit, San Francisco and Washington,
and aboat two years ago they came to
New York and opened . temple ut No. Is
West FoTty-second street. T.
DT. Flunkett Ia q fine looking man Of
thirty-eight years. His wife is his senior
BY three years. She is decidedly hand
some, with . most charming manner.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Plunkett were married
nearly twenty years ago in Massachu-
sets, aud have two bright children, q
daughter, Pearl, twelve years old. and
Paul, $ boy Of eight.
10 their work as christian scientists
they were very successful and are known
to have made from el5,UuO to $2O,0JO a
year BY their teachings and mind cures.
With the advent Of A. Bentley wosthing.
ton, however, . change came over the
little household. worthington was born
near Schenectady in this state, in 1876,
but went to California with his parents
in 1850. He has resided there ever since,
until six months ago, when he came to
New York on bis way to Europe. Herr
he became interested in christian acience
and also became intimate with the Punk
.tt, Ia po.t,,onsd h;a Er-o,,oon n ,-;D
- ~ u,i.'.,r.a- -o :"
A"u 'A'. FAunHet' ~" anu SIieNeu silent
y over the growing intimacy between his
wife and the Californian.
NJ. pIunta,, vo. in wa,h;n,,or in
a, n, tI,I.,,N,..'4 -
nlArch las" Us was alSo M. nVnhu'etoh'
They telegTaphed Dr. Piunkett to meet
them there. He responded and he and
hi. u.;fa had ..lon. sr6 ao.n.., ,.o,,t...
s vs." %, e ,'- - Heo' o~,''v' e.
enco. 7ne '"iu hlni 'rShkN, Praycrinly
and teaItuliy that they were not intended
for each other, that she had met her afiin.
;,v aud osLad "a d. ,si;.,,od t,oro r.,
~.
nlaiI'ASe Eo"s' ne was iorced 70 adn'l'
that their relations were not as they
should be. and tovetbeP they drew nm
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~ IoloWs .s.ssEF.
We, the undersigned, having dedicated
our lives 70 the service Of The Good, and
detesmined q SPEAK acs and i've IN &c,
vSho ta;,htrIiv se,vs % and ~ vo', O "h ~ SUu
eatly SEEK the truth, as follows:
For many years we have recognized
.nat tne aneGtion between Us was purely
together n iriends' Having isareS G tSs
results Of It's publication and the posi-.
bility Of our example proving dangerous
20 otnexS, ~ Ee nave hitnerIo cnnreslrd thus
~s knov ~jtb deen mi vI5d csr,a;nay;
that Truth always and everywhere prove,.
q blessing. not curse; We know that our
I'll aGIion, .M iLO,n Oslng stumOnns.GlGk, ,
to solrs The sane nr:hlem Va ths,e.
fore, from the most profound conviction
Of duty, do jointly declare our marriave
contract 4 nun ano % Sosd IN /, 20 iSr Gs u . n+s
esndiS,y isk,nv th;s stsnd NJ, hn,nsn.
ity, whom we love and strive 70 serve, We
exPerienoe that speace which pssseth
unD;nr " ~ ,o,,d c.ano. s so.u a an1 d;H is
tprh Ths Truth bSs made ns fre.I ~
- JoHN j. 7. PLrNEErr,
Y MARY II. PLuHKETT.
The now divorced couple retired, but
on the morrow they awakened to the idea
that their action Was hAHkV, and that