Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-15
PARENTS TOOK HER BACK.
Details Of the story of a Woman VINO was
Deserted Here.


Late IN the spring OF this year, a young
Englishman named Herbert Taylor ana
very pretty woman. who passed ior Ms
wife. came to this city and took poaru
at a house on north Eleventh street. lay
lor appeared at first 10 have plenty VI
money. but recently he got behind IN ms
board bill. Last week he deserteu eno
woman and fed. and she later was tahen
back 10 her home in Philadelphia oy nei
brother. who came on here Tor the pu,
nose. The Philadelphia Times now auus
this chapter OF details to the s,oly
the pair, as 1t leaked out In fichiii""u
Sorne time ago the neighborhood oI
Sixth and Tioga streets was thrown ~
a futter Of excitement when Mrs' ,oiIo",
wife of William Snow, OF S5lz iuI"'
street. eloped with Herbert IayIoI,
next-door neighbor on Iuesuay aao"i,,v
flutter was caused in the same Ioo'l,I.S
bv tho return OF Mrs. Snow. she CANT
az she went-in the night, but Taylor was
not with her. His place as escort wac
taken by Mrs. Shows brother, bdwaiu
Kramer. n designer at Potters oil-cio'h
works Second and Venango streets:
Mrs snow is the daughter OF Eli hra-
mer. a wheel wright. living at 55p horth
Fifth street. When her parents leaI y,
her pitiabe condition her brother Eu"a
went at once to Richmond ana prousn,
his sister home. Both the DIV" -
Kramer families are well known anu
resnected in that section of the city. MI
Snow is a son of Gus Snow. superih,tte'Ii
emf of Potter's oil-cloth works. ne u
also chief steam-htter at the same es'ao-
lishment Since his wife elopement nv
and his 3-year-old son have been hVlns
with his father at 1910 north sixth siree''
MADE A GOOD START.
Snow married Miss Kramer about four
years ago. They had magnificent WEI
ding and received lots OF presents ~, ~,
,,o,,no counle ever started out In hte
under more favorable circumstance
They lived in a prettily-furnisneu h.o
house at S542 Turner street, ano 'hose w.
knew them thought that their hohe' IT, L.,
would last throughout their na'urni ,ho
so loving were they. Anything '"9. his
wife desired the husband bought. In ,n'
80 no,hing was too good for her. his
Kindness was remarked by his neishooIs'
This might have laster for years hau
TAYLOR not appeared on the scene iIe
and his brother kept nllll-shpPly -
% 9iA0 north Second street. Ihey hEsu,
with their father and mother neN' ~
to snow TAYLOR is well-built. gVou,
licking man OF about % years. he hap
many accomplishments. being ai,Vns
other things, n good piano player NJ.
snow is an accomplished singer, ~
at that time a member OF the ctol, VI r,S,h
rie-Avenue Methodist chureh'
street and Erie avenue; ,o,,e she
,sad IN 90 into Taylor's to practice. -,
this way the intimacy was estaDl'si'eu -
mas ALI done so quietly that no one su'P'
c,ons were aroused. The conduct " uIe
mir caused no gossip in the helsi'poi
hond and IL was not thought that any
relation other than pure friendship eNi -
between them. Least OF all ulu 'he -
band suspect that anything was
A NOTE UNDER HIS fLAlE'
On the morning of March 2lst last whe,l
he went out to work, his wire thre"
arms about his neck ana. ksslhb 49,
told him how much she loVed MN:
no returned at supper time ne Ioun'
note from his wife under ms pm .ha,
no'o ,ohie in which she said /that
she had gone to her aunt anu H''e'
return until after supper. o,h,rg
Accordingly Mr. Snow thought holis
90 ber absence. She did not return w
tng the evening and he became III, 80,
a.. - o.clock he went TO her aunt houaV,
"a found that she had not been thele ~
"u c,rrrised beyond all measure. ne hol'
fed the neighbors Of his wiie u,'H TavIor
anca Then IL was learned that ,th
was missing. too, and many 'nu .sand
S wSs upon the grietstrieken l husband
Mrs Snow took with her soo. w 10 bv's
in the house and s. or Sc from ,nG p about
o. PAM aaars s" Of age plump and pretty ana a
Sio y[ni' she was favOrite with all ren 1ne
u O.J and enjoyed an excellent repu-
tation. - horsa- keeping and
lie husD ,si D,,th his parents. Taylors
T wen and brother were so broken hark T tp
his conduct that they went tsey S' came
England. from which s sosn,ry WI which he
He had prontapie
r9 Mr' Snow. when seen Yesterday c .a aei
c,ined to talk about the matter r. 1r ns Size He
mat he would let 1t rest I,,S as N nor VIII will he
wa, me- me- v ~vp back. Her conduct has oeen
tax, : Sre eat % shock to him: but he has no
harsh feelings toward her