The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-09

| Appears Over Her Own Nane--A SAD
dence.
COLUMBIA, $. c., Sept. 3.-Mr. W
w. Hentz, the young man from, New
berry County who only recently went
out to Jacksboro, Texas, to accept The
position of professor OF Latin aEC
mathematics in the North Texa, Bap
tist College, finds himself in All exceed
ingly unenviahle position.
A few days ago-August Pa regu
lar marriage notice appeared, announc
ing the marriage of Mr.. HEINZ to Miss
Eva Henderson Of Kinds. That notice
Prof. HentZ saw in his Texas home, and
yesterday The State published card
from him denouncing the notice as 9
falsehood AMI saying he was accompa
| MED by no one away from Darlington
This was thought 10 be the last Of it.
but yesterday the following came ro
The State office, and tells
TALE OF DESERTION.
Here Is the communication:
TO the Editor of The State: In The
State Of this morning l see where my
husband. w. W. uentZ, formerly OF
Newbe-ry, S. c., now of jacESUoro
Tex, denies taking a bride with aim to
his Texas college. Alas, how true. He
LETT me behind. Any Que can find the
truth Of my statement, which IS that
W. ". Hentz IS married man, having
met me by appointment at the hcme OF
my mother in Florence County, also
the home OF my grandfather, G. l.
Wayne, D. d., and there had the Rev.
Henry Hill, Of the same place, to marry
US on Wednesday night, August y
1891, afterwards residing with me fr m
Wednesday until Saturday Iuriu 6
that time my mother and other rela-
tives made up nearly 500 for me, which
my husband persuaded me to 1t him
keep for me. l suspected nothing aid
let him have it.
He left me Saturday afternoon Au-
gust Is. 1891, promising to return be-
fore night. Instead, he left NE for
good-Geserted me without penny,
knowing had no way of getting any
more money to follow him. l have
known w. w. Hentz for the past year
and a half and during all this time |
have had to meet his demand. give him
money to pay his bar bills, and even
have bought most of his clothes. l
have letters from him to prove ali l say
in this column. | also have letters from
him to my mother to prove that he
went to Florence with expectations Of
marrying me. God knows | wish he
had not done so, and had left me alone
in public house where | have been
since he met me over a year ago, and
have made the money that has clothed
him and paid his bills during this time.
1 blush to acknowledge my sham, but
do so in order to explain fully TO the
public how the professor of the DaptlSt
College of Jacksboro, Texas, has taken
advantage of me-a poor misguided
girl that was already thrown ca the
world. Why did he marry me to desert
me? Simply to obtain the few hard
earned dollars of my poor relatives.
1t was but little, it's true, out
see 40 other reason, as the whole
affair was planned by him ty his
letters, that any one can see by .aklng
the time to call on me and looking at
them. tits easy for MIR. Hertz to deny,
but it would be hard to prove his lying
statement. Ask the Rev. II. Hill if he
did not marry me, Rosa Kinds, to ".
w. HentZ on Aug. II, 1881; aiso, ask
any one residing in the county o. Flor
ence if l have not written trutlfully.
Trusting God will deal more gently
with him than he, my husband, has with
me, remain as he has left me, thrown
on the world" but his wife.
Mrs. ". W. HEINZ.
alias Eva Henderson