The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-02-28
HE HAD MANY WIVES
AND rs TAKEN BACK TO CHARLESTON
ON CXARGE OF Il BIGAMY.
MajoL HrgoOd is &. Member of an Aristo-
cratic Family and Very Wealthy
Mantle Acknowledges All.

| TNlWdIu IidSOOu, SHY years Oiu' d
major of the confederate army, Il member
of the South Carolina amstocracy,
cousin of Ex-Governor HagOod, of South
Carolina. and bearer of letters or
recommendation from men Of national
| prominence to the best people or TINS
city, is a prisoner Of the law.
He WAS arrested at his home, on the
corner Of Forest avenue and Jackson
street, by Detectives Mcconnell, Looncy
and CasOn, on Il warrant from Charleston,
S. c., charging him with bigamy. Without
| Il single word of protest, Ma or Hagood
accompanied the officers, and his second,
| or third, wife, whom he married in chi
! cago seven years ago, and with whom he
has been living since, accompanied nm.
A few days ago there arrived in the
city from Charleston, in quest of something,
youthful and pretty Mrs. HaSCol,
| who is daughter of Pa
| trolman Beauderot, eff Charles
ton, and who was married to Hagood
seven months ago She came to this
/ city in search Of jor HagOod, who had
deserted her and gone back to his Chi
! cago wife.
She called on Chief Connolly Sunday
and told her story. She was young and
| pretty, and the chief was skeptical lie
doubted parts of her story, ami pointcdly
refused TO take any part Ill having the
! crring husband arrested. lie told MIS-.
! Hag00d that the proper course lor hef
TO pursue WAS 10 nave Inc VI .' Vi'n
! Martin, OF Charleston, OhlclaHy icquC''
| the arrest of Hagood He further in
| formed her that this was the only way
~ VIII, ehn con,d ret him arrested by
tho Atlanta officers
III, A'iPll'' o'il p;',,tcnod cha returned
very llucH uisht('i ''ii''i' nN N;'t'lt-,,
to her boarding house, the AriinSlon'
and wrote to her father Oh WiiaI H"u ~
| Cured. she received, OH Monday IlGhl'
= telegram from him, stating that he
would come TO Atlanta at once and have
11aSooi al .i',,I ';,,,o chief Connolly gave
audience to the deserted nli.ie ~ :" boronr
| months ana III u Jew li,i,!',J"1 mo arrest
c4nYinceu 'lIt JuS'' 6o he'd at first refused
Of llaSoGd Mhon1 ne H Ib fafher OF The
to MODEST irc'i Ir AZ Stow. which WAS
! glrl told ii 2'r"''"t ~ ti", bnn1ed ia me
readi!E belluntut f I.n'' IIa%ood which ho had
cDlel' ""iI,'f t',r W. la.,,;H~ Cb1rIoston. 1t
! "Wofh oGI ptloit ;,'i, All with fine
! required pu' - ~" hIii''i3 1g,inf CONNOLLY
| ChofieSioH o'iiovt ~ ,I,nItld nprsuc. Call
upon what course ne vow W,;ipft ho tu11rJ
ing III Che1 Oh 1eleTtlae' W T1atortvns "a
| the warrant over 10 nun "iIu ,,r,., .ent IN
I
| Hagood home on oreSt " tfa,rno1 sittnu
| The detective: Iouhu l5 '",on;rc, y,ith
in his p4flof ehJoSlliE I"lGc tno,-y',rnI
| ms tnrd we WIZ iIu ~ ~ inr,nt ,,,n aud
GauShtet, hHe 4o,liG IN aIj Tho hangiIlgs
is Sulhl,,u9usiS ,,,oII ,s i1e fnrnjsh-
and wall DECORATIONS as Wg I a. of t the haI Of
| lIlSS, pelHS oL 'lie liiiO'' "''N'
taste. , ,,.1,orod into chief
MAJOR iaSood M"s G ~ ,,",,,I+S>.t ,tifp
Connolly once MHedc ai9 'eotn7..1 d"tar
her mother ana Ial4ef aL4 t,,''!,,J Jhe
tiVes We're seated ne iooh0u ,3I,' is
pretty yollhS woman ML,hou1 @I,jcn
handsome laShIol'3'i' I -, iTbe i've ncn
Wlle zoos q Sv,'C ~ Iolnd ~ n1cl1 other
PIE iloSV b'nJeoI,e Identified sat
lldHIgop' L.; ,i,ii. lynitnp for some ole
| ~ uPi I,.nHl ~ +b i,'' silence
| ..Siai5r iIagoo1," said Chief Connoh( IN
a low tone, this young lady says stE IS
YOUR wife" Major Ifago0d assorted - Il
| nod Of his lead. Chief Connolly paused,
rxuprting The prisoner TO speak.
| - have here a warrant for yOur arrest
for bigamy," the chief finally went on: aud
| after another pause he added: Il believe
Won do not deny that she is your wife.
| mo. sir" said the major, Il do not. She
| 10 nv wife. / married her in Charleston
! ,o,-a,, months AGO. ( was not myself at lie
| I;rnn Onrin,, tbn war | received Il Terri
iiil ,,-o,,,'1 T[3,irh has never healed. | am
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