The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-13
FIFTH edition.



The following from the Cleveland
Plain Dealer shows tho trouble a VII
mington man Il In, from an Illegal
intimacy with his Aeife's sister:
Charles L, Wyman has been sued Tor
Q divorce N the Court OF Common
Pleas by Mary A. Wyman, his wife,
formerly Miss Mary A. Schill OF the
South Side. Back OF the divorce casa
Is quite story.
Wyman Is prosperous young mo-
chanic,. who up to July 10 last was
domielled at No. s Blatt court, which
little. thoroughfare runs out Of Pearl
street somewhere in tho vicinity OF
Clark avenue. Miss Schil bestowed
her hand upon Wyman january 9th,
1880, the wedding taking place at No.
256 Starkweather avenue. One child
has been born of the union, little
daughter named May, months old.
Tho petition in the case filed yester-
day charges That Wyman has ever
since July 10 utterly failed and re-
fused to provide anything for his wife
and his child. It further charges thnt
ut divers times, both at his home on
Blatt court and in Wilmington, Del,
he has been guilty Of immortality with
one Carrie schill, and that even now he
Is dwelling with Carrie In Wilmington.
Mr.. $. G. Blake, OF Smith o. Blake,
attorneys for Mrs. Wyman, told when
Intercepted the following story.
Carrie Schill Is q sister of Mira.
Wyman and used TO be at the house on
Blatt court q great deal, and between
her and Wyman there 6pranE up
kindness OF feeling which Mrs. Wynan
failed to fully recognize.
In the latter part OF last Juno
Wyman suggested to his wife that ahe
a ~. res... -.
and have visit OF week or two with
his people. She felt like going and on
a Saturday she started. Missing con-
| nections at Palnesville, she was com.
PEELED to stay In that town over night
| and the meditation accompanying her
stay alone In strange place made her
| feel little uneasy about sundry
| things at home which she had vaguely
noticed about Wyman and Carrie.
Next morning she went on to ChardoH
| but the feeling of unrest increasing
upon her, she returned home on thu
following Tuesday and entered her
| house Just in time to find that her
| husband and her sister Ind sent the
household effects to the depot and
were just leaving the house prepare
tory to clipping. The impression OBJ
timed In the neighborhood that
| Wyman was packing up In order to
| journey with his wife to Florida.
| The situation was intense and Wy
man seemed disposed to compromise.
/ He said to his wife that he would live
with her, but that they never could
live again in that neighborhood-h
would go. to the depot and order The
tInps sent out to house In the East
i End.
/ Leaving his wife with the promise TO
meet her again at o'clock In the even
ing. Wyman quilted the premises
| while Carrie flguratively folded her
tent, like the historic Arab, and as
quietly stole away to the home Of her
parents. Nine O'Clock and later hour
came and Wyman eaine not.
Within day or two his wife traced
him TO Baltimore, where she shortly
followed him, and In their interview
he asked her to live with him there.
She had by this time been told that
lWyman had made trouble for Carrie,
though the latter denied IL, and do
clined 70 live with her husband until
iassured that all was well between him
and her sister, The result was that abe
returned to Cleveland, while he went
to Wilmington, whittier it Is asserted
Carrie followed him, after remaining O
week with her parents.
Mrs. Wyman asks alimony In the
specific sum of $1,000 and has attached
her husbands interest in property in
Chardon. She also asks the custody
OF the child.