The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-18
LOVE TO HATRED TURNED.
Mics wise, Scorned. Inficts Terrible
enlistment Upon Charles j. NooIe-
ran, The Netc York Herald.


Punishment Upon Charles j. Nooie-
From the Nec York Herald.
urcHANIcsvILLE, Pa, Oct lo.-Whlle
.ha uorshipers at religious meeting were
--.,-rinv home last evening lady heavily
'.;la5 arcitedly rushed through the crowd
- rnon reaching the opposite corner APP
.,t,d a Young man who was engaged
- o,nvarsaiion with a woman. She knocked
~ 5ovVn with a heavy cane and began to
M Sj,, in an uumerciful manner with g
+ oo'.biie at the same time exclalming:
- ,Taited and watched for this =
V',aH with considerable difficulty that
! 10 as forced to oeSlst.
SOy -. PRINCIPALS in the affair were Miss Eva
-. "a ide9t of Barry'S, four miles from
- - Charles j. Noble. former lover,
80 fckleness, it is alleged, prompted the
III The third party was a Mrs.
Waters, a widow
The greatest excitement prevailed, and
while tie victim, bleeding ana unconscious,
- bajnr carried into mouse NEARBY, his
.1siIsnt coolly and triumphantly walked
away. rr.cv
Two wears ago Noble came to Barry's. He
- with great taste. was ex remedy
.,Orreons. refined and educated. made hosts
y tr,aods and soon obtained clerical posi-
o. IN the store of Henry Wise. Wise was
son,rad TO be wealthy. and the fair Eva.
scconplished and graceful. fell desperately
m love with the clerk. After courtship
Il about SIX months her parents approved
rnlon between them, and a date was
=, for their wedding. Mobiles friends
%srnIv congratulated him on secur-
mo- the amiable and charming
n ns beiress for his wife.
Meanwhile the prospective father-in-law
~ with reverses in speculation and, to the
v,rnrise of every one, was finally sold out
tv mis- creditors. Noble was keenly disap-
tinted at this sudden turn of affairs, and
Ks love for the fair Eva began TO wane,
md on the eve of her wedding he sent word
n her that h. Just received a telegram from
louisville. Ky., announcing the sudden
hath of MS mother, and that he was already
An his way to that place. he promised to
rturn Immediately after his mothers inter-
nent and keep his pledge.
THE PLOT.
Invitations had long since been sent out,
and friends came many miles to witness the
gremopy. In fact. everything was COM
pete for the wedding next day. This abrupt
notice of Lis absence was therefore a crush
ing blow to the girl. Her family and friends
we're indignant. Eva became hysterical and
o,enlv asserted that 1t was not his moth
Is demise, but her fathers misfortune that
iroye him away. eff this proves to be
me" she exclaimed, 81 am capable OF re-
ssn;ing the great wrong and will do it,"
The more conservative members of the
family interfered and said it was too early
10 pass such Judgment, and thus succeeded
in calmil her. 1t was, however, obvious
10 all that Mobiles sudden departure was to
avoid marrying. and that he would never
s. return to claim her. Prior to his engage
E ment with Miss Wise it was now said Noble
paid his attentions to Mrs. Walters, a
wealthy young widow residing here. 1t
wss also stated that q renewal Of this in
timacy had taken place, and that a CORE
spondence had already begun between
them, and that he had never gone to Louis
vlle.
"a THE DENoUEMENT.
When this information reached Miss Wise
she determined to make his first visit to
81 Mechanicsvile pleasant The young
widows house was put under espionage, and
further developments were awaited. Eight
months passed by. but the young man
failed to appear. His duplicity and
Eva's disappointment had almost been for
gotten, when, yesterday morning, Noble
quietly came to town, and went direct to
Mrs Walters residence. A series of re-
ligous meetings were being held here, to
which Mrs. Walters was a constant at
presence with the widow, and she at once
determined to punish him. The assault was
the result.
THE NEMESIS SATISFIED
Miss Eva Wise was found at her home
this morning and talked freely about the
matter. What l have done" she said
may appear unladylike, yet do not care
what construction the public may put upon
the assault. | have been too cruelty de-
ceived to let it pass unpublished No one
could be more dear to me than Mr.. Noble
once was, but my hatred for him now is as
4 strong as my love was then"
When told her victim was in a critical
condition and that she might be involved
IN serious trouble, she simply said:
1T was richly deserved chastisement.
care nothing for the result. | fully con-
4 sldered that before made the attack.
struck him twice with loaded cane aud
then vigorously applied the cowhide to dis
figure what be claimed would captivate any
lady-his pretty face l used the cane to
stun him SO as to be sure of nv work am
not done with him yet. He must leave this
section with or without Mrs. Walters.n
Miss Wise is just 20 years old. plump.
pretty and determined. Noble is ID wears
OF age; While not fatally injured be will
pc dlsfgure6 for life. He refuses to saw a
word on the subject.