Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-26
The dispatch stated that Spencer came
from Valparaiso, Ind.

Inc dispatch stated that Spencer came
from Valparaiso, Ind.
To a reporter Nj. Spencer stated posi-
lively that he had never been in Valpa-
raiso in his life. Sad to say, however,
he became absent minded, and told
other citizens that he had been in Val
paraiso a number of times. Again, be-
fore dinner, he stated positively that he
had no wife. After he had eaten dinner,
however, and became more collected, he
suddenly remembered that he had a
wife, but had been divorced from her
in '86, and he came out boldly and an
nounced this fact.
Now, of course, Nj. Spencer was ex-
cited, and this is in a measure an excuse
for any little discrepancies in his story.
But no amount of excitement could
make n forget that he was married,
and this he seems to have done.
1t has leaked out now that "~sister"
was very decidedly "gay." Some of her
female acquaintance whisper strangely
among themselves, and say she could
dance a skirt dance with the delightful
abandon and deliciously attractive agil-
ity only acquired by long practice; also
that she has spoken, often, of the num-
Der of actresses who comprised a goodly
share of her acquaintance; hat she
claimed to be an expert in the use of a
pistol, and many other things which
"~sister" should not have done. In short,
SISTER was very, very gay.
And it is also said that brother and
sister we're attentive, indeed, and that
brother bestowed OF sister many affec-
tionate chances, and pleasant little
squeezes and other endearing caresses,
which do not fall to the lot of the
ordinary sister. Nor was brother alto
| gether alone in his admiration of sister,
1t is whispered that there are several
other persons about town who thought
sister was very nice, in fact awfully nice.
Well, sister was nice, and she probably
enjoyed herself hugely, and brother
never said a word.
1t is also learned that this gay young
adventures, who represented herself as
81 years old, was very handy with a gun,
and that to protect herself from boistrous
outbreaks Of jealousy Oh the part of the
dashing lothario who occupied the room
adjoining, she kept the little pop close at
hand-and only as late as Friday night,
when he, with blood in his eye and wrath
and indignation in large Jumps in his
throat, said to her "thou art false to me-
and demanded an explanation of her
admiration for other parties of short
acquaintance, she elevated that little
guardian SO that he might gaze into it's
business end and-all was serene again.
EFT FROM THE AGGR1EvED WIFE.
Landlord Kihm received a letter
Saturday from the deserted wife-Mrs.
Blanch S. Spencer, $50 w. Adams
street, Chicago-in which she imparts
the information that G. S. Spencer left
her and his helpless babe four weeks
ago in destitute circumstances, and that
she had reason to believe, and in fact
had learned that her husband came here
with a notorious woman named War
mock. She az a wronged wife, simply
desired that thewretch be advertised
and given his just deserts.
Ia Ia TO BISMARCK.
Well, after all these Developments,
Spencer concluded to leave town, with
his "dear sister," and they left for the
west on Saturday nights train. They will
come back, of course-they say-in a
week or so and make everything all right,
prove their innocence, etc., ad infinitum
ct ad nauseam.
From Valparaiso.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Aug. 2O.-The
special telegram from Bismarck pub
lished in a local paper tonight gave the
first information to the people OF this
city of the whereabouts Of Schuyler @.
Spencer, who until his removal to Chi
cago was a leading member of the
northern Indiana bar.
Spencer's former marital venture was
not productive of great happiness.
Separations were frequent until at last
the young wife, a handsome, queenly
woman, filed suit in the Cook county
circuit court for separate maintenance.
A letter received by Spencer's former
law partner in this city, in which he an
nounced his intention of going to the
coast, was the last communication re-
ceived from him.
About four weeks ago Alice Mink
| Warnock mysteriously left the city.
Her previous relations with Spencer at
once excited the suspicion that she had
gone to join him in accordance with a
prearranged plan of the couple. While
there is no positive evidence of her
guilt her mad infatuaticn for Spencer
is strong circumstantial evidence of her
ultimate destination.
.Spencer's downfall has occasioned but
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