The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-16
nEMoRsE but DEFIANCE.


suppose Louis told you that he was
endeavoring to get divorce from me.
You are aware how he treated me while
we we're in New York, and after that
life was unbearabe. Under threats
most cruel he made mo sign certain
papers which were discriminating to
me. Before that he said ii made u
free confession to him of oil my indis.
cretions during our married life he
would forgive me and try and forget it
live over again new life. All this
he sworo most solemnly taking the
precious oaths. This did, aud he went
back,on his promises and oaths. .
There was no reason why he should
not condone those oflensea II there were
not some one who has him in hia power
and spurs him on in this matter. He
VOWS no loves Inc, VOWS no will always
love me, and yet he wants q divorce.
This he could not get unless give it to
him. Fool that | was Thinking to
benefit him have sacrificed my whole
life and good, name, realize it all
now, but hope 1t is not too late to undo
what has been done,
can stop proceedings with a few
words oven now, aud he knows it, l
have HIM completely in my power l
have been generous in this matter
beyond tue conception OF human kind.
II had never been in Win.
chester | should never have been placed
in my present position. II is an unfit
place for good girls and women to
breathe in. The air is impregnOted
with impurities. lie does not make al.
lowanCes. Even now to avoid a scandal
! am willing TO live over again new
life in the future with him.
This has taught me lesson and l
shall be aud am changed woman. My
ambitions were the cause Of my ruin.
as / see tho folly OF my action
and am determined, II lio will not stop
legal proceedings Mt once, | will. . .
Iasked you once II you thought |
should hold back and not receive a
certain amount OF attention from the
male portion OF Winchester and you
laughed at my fears. Had you advised
me as asked should never have gone
against your wishes. / had no mother
and wanted you to take the place Of one
in such matters. have done no diff.
fcront from the most courted and re-
apected Of your town, and In compari.
son with some OF your social leaders my
soul 10 white. II you can bring Louis
TO his senses do all in your power to
that effect. II / am TO BIO dI.
vorced will lot tho world hear my side
at all Oyonta and DO Judged fairly, . = :
WOULD NOT PEHJURE iIlNsELE
In conclusion, Sho intlmatos, she is
visiting hor brother In New Mexico.
She says tho brothot IL about to 60 to
Central America, She has no money.
II docs not appear whore the Winchos.
tor she rofers TO 10, but II Ia supposed to
bo In Virginia.
After George Melville Moore, n
brother Of the husband, had also idon.
tiHod the letters and Thomas Brady
Ind sworn TO serving the summons on
Mrs. Moore at No, 10 West Ninoty.soc.
ond street, whore sho Is staying, Law.
yOr Davidson stepped out into tho hall
Of the court room. HO returned with d
finO looking man about iorty.avo, who
worO eyeglasses aud had a dropping
gray muslache On the witness stand
lilo admitted that no was tho co.rOspon.
dent, and had been unduly Intimate
with Mrs. Moore. This concluded tho
testimony, and tho Judge took the
papers and reserved decision.
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