The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
"CLEvELASD, ONO, April l5.

johnson street.
MRs, SYDNEY WALTERS"
CLEVELAND, Ono, April 10.
Telegraph iiyou are coming, and l
will meet you.
MIS-, SYDNEY WALTERS"
Mr.. Carrolson notified her by tele.
graph Of Mr.. Walters death, and she
arrived here this morning and gave testi.
mony at the cOrOner's inquest. She said
that she was married to Walters in Cleye.
land six months ago. He was an Eng.
lishman by birth and born in London,
where he had done considerable work as
a journalist. Seven years ago ho came
to this country and did work for differ.
ent publishing houses about the country.
She said she received three letters
from WalteB-one on Friday last, the
second on Saturday and the last on yes.
terday. In one Of the letters he said he
was going to kill himself. Business was
bad; there wasn't any prospect Of getting
better, and he was decided TO end his
life.
"le tried several times before To kill
himself" " concluded Mr.. Walters, "but
he was always prevented from carrying
out his designs,N
A special from Cleveland, O., says:
For the past week the alleged wife OF
Sidney Walters has been residing with
Rose Belmont notorious woman.
Some months ago he met Kate Ermon
in questionable resort at Pittsburgh.
An intimacy sprang up between the
two and they came 10 this city. They
lived at fashionable hotel, where
Katie Ermon was known as Mrs. sgd
ney Walters. She claimed that he
would have married her, but he could
not obtain divorce from his lawful
wife, who he alleged was Estelle CLAY.
ton, the actress, Walters employer, Mr..
Perry, learned Of the relations existing
between the young man aud his go.
called wife and discharged him.
:. The woman sail that Walters BECAME
despopdent at this time aud tried to
Commlt suicide, but was resusitated. He
was unable 10 procure employment, and
left his watch at the hotel TO settle his
bill. The woman pawned her watch in
otuer % 70 70 give MN money with which to
~ toOhlcag9; She had receited several
letters from Walters during the last few
days aud on Wednesday was handed q
misstye from the young man stating
that he had taken aoonitea and was dying
The letter began and ended with pfoies'
| siOnA OF affection and assigned lpEnnn.
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guently maue threats IN my presence
ula NOT i.I ns.uCn ~ any importance 70 then
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tented that | did not think he wnni,