The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-14
AlS>OURI INCIDENTS.
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.

ONE WIFE Too MANY.
Two months ag' Wallace David
! Mallett, IT WI-consin, went to War
rensburg and Mas mplov-d to run
the engine ut the electric light plant.
He was accompanied BY = wife whom
he married issr March in Wisconsin,
and whose m ,iden me wa Nellie
Elizabeth CIR mt. Il has now devel-
opel that NJ ,ll-tt at n. time Of this
marriage had q wife living in Mic,i-
igan. His first wife, WIN was desert
e. about six month, ~g, has had
detectives upon the track Of her de-
serting husband tor several WEEKS
Leaning his where ,bours, she arrived
in Wa-r-nsburg last night in COM
pany with II sis er.in-lsw. and had
Mnlletr srr-s,ed by the local authori-
ties Wife No 2 his disappe ,red
since the arrest and C mot be fund.
M"llett was brought up tor trial to-
day.
A FATAL FOURTH OF JULY ARRAY
SatuId,y night at IL p m. Ge'.
Artin got mt nh alteration with
Geo. Meyer in VT enhurg's saloon
in Manchester, bout some trivial |
afia r. Artru j-rk-d "ut a little
pocket k"iie an cut M-ver four
times o. t1roat b ,nd-, shoulder and
breast. Drs. M-isch and ri tmsn
dressed the wounds, but stated that
the cut in the br-ast was fatal. Yes
teriav at 1 p m. Geo. Meyer breath.
Ell tbs last. Squire Dietrich held the
inquest, holding ArtIn for manslaugh-
ter. Artin is il Ga, ton Jail Meyer
was buried to-day. He leaves a young
wife and baby.
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Dolph B sson. q brakeman on the
Omsha and st. L 'uis Railroad, rum
ming between s a"b-rry and Counci,
Bluffs, Was run over BY the engine in
N liking a coupling Saturday night ut
Neogs, To-, and died yesterday morn
ins. He had been in St.uberry but
4 few days. coming fom E .st st.
Louis, where he has vile and child.
WHEAT NEARLY REAPED. =.
Except in The extreme northwest, F.,
nearly IL of the what i, in the 4
shock. The yield is es imared about .
what was expected few months ago. lp
Dat harvest has commence aud the
.rop Is OF cool qlallty. Corn i. be-
ing cultivated as fast AS possible, =
where cleaned is growing rapidly. .
Peaches and sma fruit are abundant 81
aud in fine condition.
REPORTERS Mt IN IT.
The foil wing written to the S.. rs
Louis Republic by a reporters wife v
more truth than p .eiry. n
There is q great fuss m de every %
'ear over the bruken-down, exhausted v
md weary ministers. and almost e
very prominent preacher in thi. o.
own has heen given two or three u
months vacation ON full pay. no. y
'cs sIso, that even the ministerial n'
ditors manage 10 get out of town |.
sr,. Taylor OF the Md Continent and g
Bro. Williams of the Central Baptist. ~
Now, Mr. Editor, my husband is q 50
ew.paper mau employed on an even. ~
,g paper, and l know he does more OK
,teilectual work in one day than a
reacher does in q week. And think
e is 50 discouraged and weary that
e has only one ambition-at least he 81,
III me so and that is to die and d.
ave me his insurance. IN
He knows and everybody else de-
nows l want him, not his insurance. dy
ut he must have . vacation of s,me ul,
'rt. so that he can be relieved Of his
He works like Niger " re
I'D is truly devoted to his employers.
ho are also devoted to him, bu' they
ever heard of newspaper giving .
AN a months vacation on any surt
pay, and hence it has not occurred
them that they owe him more than Of
week, which is worse tan nothing de
all. Perhaps they don, owe him hi,
~ more and can't afford to give him o.
~ more. wa
But it seems to me the world is spi
tilt wrong and things are very unev- die
ny distributed. Yours in despair" sid
A BUG IN HIS EAR. e'
tor
ga bug in his ear. is figure very tn,
.iensively used in common CONVEX To
ton. But, reader, did you ever Go
we bug 10 yeur ear in fact. B. F.
,mlins N, who experienced the SEN
ton last week. says he never suffer ,
such torture in his life. The bug ma,
awled into his ear while he was ". sch
g in bed asleep, between IL and IL fits
lock one night. 1t was only COM MI