The sun., 1893-01-15
MR., ,CHAusoN DROPPED THE LETTERS.
Mr.. Wilson tt crcforc Asks for n Divorce
ind the Custody at His Chiid.


BALTIMORE. Jan. I4.-Emory ]. Wilson asks
for divorce from his wife. Emily Missouri
Wilson. and tho custody OF their six-year.old
daIchter. Emily Nadine. on the ground Of
adultery. The case. II is said. will establish
that Mrs. Wilson Is writer of passion books.
Mr. Wilson is connected with II WHOLESALE shoe
house on West Baltimore street. and has for
some time been living In u boarding house.
He was 80 years Old seven years
ago last August when he married the
defendant. whose maidon name was Miss
Todd. She was at that time only 10 years old
A short time ago she and her husband quar-.
relied and Immediately after she became ac-
auuinted with Mr. Charles l.. Clawson. .
teacher in n business college and an Instructor
in Il sunday school. lIc was also married. but
they were often seen together Tho husband
suspected nothing wrong until some one sent
him batch OF letters Clawsop had dropped
them on the street. Now he Is named rs Coz
respondent. Here is Il sample OF Mrs. Wilson's
alteration reduced to writing:
Mv DARLING: | am horribly restless again and IL 10
al because want you 80 badly. How Widths end.
dear: threw myself down on tie bei n few oments
a1o. but c0uld not remain tnrr YOUR face
stnntiy before me- and your blue eyes haunted me- Ny
longer: jus, soon as leave you want TO return
IL! seems iii Of Srisitnss. when your arms are
love YOU my darlns ,how love to call YOU mnel You
enseiy that s"metimrs grow irsi,en ut mi. great
pry With are t"us Vim saass o
ak other @ men W Your bs eyes rise btr9se @ me- sna
snS e Ep nos as iSsg n rsa
| amount OF strength TO bid YOU go DO you know am
would not n trs /" d5,y you'd not iesSe You late
and uf whisper your name anu dear II ton,i only fs:i
Your, Your arms around me, your lips pressed 10 mine.
yGs nSa Ss
snow. ,Sarnr to-day YOU held me in Your arms and
n ss w t IT, p1 .% yt eqse TO
me am content, but now am restless and looking
Darling, love ne AWAY. and be good to me. can
s so nM ~ sy s @ 'Faa F. sS a. a.
sa @ rs
feel the clasp OF your arms.
Another letter dated on Sunday morning
read as follows:
M pan and an p word Ses.pss s now
ITi,l BE- miserable Il do no, woke up quite carly
before yon1 "1s Locke. into % mine and dS!
dear lips this morning that were pressed to mine yes
Tell me. dear will my hear. always have this dull
throb,nne pain while am away from you' isuppo.s
ns q .ea''S md ss s:a
TO u m s house wh Win So ms.ns M
You in the morning walking with Won riding with you.
your side. Why. We might well be in heaven a.
once.
glimp-cs "f purra'ory which make my heaven all the
more iiNin'. The other evening when saw you at
the bottom Of the marble steps leading out of the
square thought ">urely there IL none so handsome
love" and. dear, ii was quite true. You
tail. graceful auh your face looked SO bright 80
handsome that my heart went out to You Judged
me harshy. however and was cross to me later In
the evening
DO you Know | rather thought you did not quite
comprehend me because as turned and left you my
heartfr strangely and after short
time street minno began paving Marauerite." and
will freak my heart found echo IN my own
heart; that same evening" you doubted me. My own.
but sometimes my heart MIS- IN and cannot
stand the pressure heart. and. so tell IL all 70
and Il feels almost light again. Darling your lit
tie girls heart will be heavy II don't see you to-day.
Gooi.by my own Love me always and be good to me.
Both Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Clawson denv that
they were criminally intimate. Clawson has
u wife and two children.