The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-20

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ho, lived since June u, tho day OF his
lila marriage, at 2O5G Seventh avenue.
", Raus.cy was long tho leading con.
a~,,f,arr OF Cincinnati, and was repu.
ala, Iayc m income OF $4,000 n year.
Mr., Ranslcy is n slender, cultivated
,o,rc woman with IN energetic man.
icr,
,ir. Eansley had been visiting an
rncle in Newark for 4 iow days, and on
Monday Mrs. RNnslcy went over there
~ 600 him. She was told that he had
Icj, ,ha, day, presumably for New York,
md she q, once returned to their home,
but found no traco OF him. Tho follow
igr morning Mrs. Ranslcy received 4
,rrrTpm from her husband, dated ut
tbc Baltimore & Ohio railroad station,
Philadelphia, the previous day, saying;
ON the way to Washington: Will write III
cImlaigs llIpulSe. AIlccitonately, joins.
Tbot is tho Inst Mrs. Ransley has
heard from her husband directly. sus-
nccting that something was wrong, and
not hayins received tho promised letter
on T~ucrlay evening, III day after tho
scalius Of the telegram, she !mmcdl-
ptcIy started ior Washington.
NV husband had IL cousin at Wash
%irgton," said Mrs. Ranslcy, last even
inc, and | at nee went to his house.
M, nothing had been seen OF him there.
Then ! started to hunt through every
Lo,cl IN Washington. After 4 long
and weary search | finally discovered
That he had registered ut the Hotel
Hamilton Tuesday night, but lett the
following morning. That is the last
clue | have to his whereabouts. al
though ! heard indirectly that II man
answering his description had been
seen at the Pennsylvania depot there
Wednesday morning.
Thinking lo had Como back to
Philadelphia, l wcnttherC and searched
through every hotel, hospital and bath
house in the city, but could find no trace
Of him.
Mrs. lansIey said that her husband
,os =, nrrfpr,iv sane level. headed man
""j ~. La LnI hnon in ]ci,oorfnI Lono'
$ !ni ,a;r;," "" n thn weak nr]ov;ous 70
his disappearance. Then he began to
feel gloomy and depressed, and to re-
gard her with suspicion.
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s,rent nc,r Sixth nwor om w. MsnIyunIl
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bean seen tS"re This woal, " "' N"u NV
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10 attract .' at,ont ;Un'N ~ N Na,.s,ey Hesan
Cincinnati; "'f liz hal ~ neT aors anu
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