Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
mANnY NOM ALoNll.


Her from the PREACHER.
Chicago, Dec, iS,--After having de-
serted his wife and children. his friends
and his congregation to brave tho
scorn or the world with u woman IN
whose affections he could never hope
70 ma u lawful place, Rev Conrad
haney has found himself deserted In
In less than week from tho day
when the members OF tho Lake Avenue
Union church found Themselves with-
out a pastor. ana sOcletN'a tongue was
WnBgihg with the sensational details
which accompanied hla olopement with
Mrs. George w, Brandt. the latter has
choHen 80 work out her fate alone.
The paths OF the guilty pair separated
at Cincinnati. Whether the separation
was by mutual consent will probably
never be known by others than those
present when the last farewolls were
spoken, II Ia more than likely. how
ever, that an outraged husband and a
Furious brother were largely lnHtru.
mental Ia Parting the crring ministcr
and his companion.
When MIR Hancy and Mrs. Brandt
left Chicago week ago yesterday their
flight was announced 10 tho womana
parents. Mr. and Mrs Huttlg. az Mup-
catlne, Iowa, the Same day by tnle-
graph by Mr.. Brandt The mosaaFe was
signal FOR the mother and q brother
10 come TO the city nt once, aud the
day following found thom at the
Brandt realdcnce, gal Forty-nfth street.
Two prattling children demanded tho
tender care which had been denied
them by their mother and the wronged
huaband needed the counsel and aa3lat.
ance OF The brother.
Mr.. 1iutiig assumed the right OF a
brother TO reclaim his Sister, and lcav-
Ing the husband Mt home, started out
In chase or the guilty pair. From AL
ton, H., where tho first n0ws or their
Whereabouts was obtained, Mr., linttlg
began the pursuit II was no difficult
task 90 trace their movements. and
the day after Mr. lianey and Mira.
Brandt left Pnna, H., found tho broth
err In the same city, The couple went
from Pana TO Cincinnati, where they
stopped at hotel under assumed
names, MIR HuttlE arrived at Cincin-
natl the next day. He wasted no time
IN bringing matters 20 focus. when
he confronted his sister and Mr., Hnncy
at tho hotel There Is u wen founded
rumor afloat down IN Kcnwood that
Mr.. Huttig nourlBhcd hlg revolver in
the runway preachers face ana
threatened 20 pun the triggcr, while
Mr.. Haney calmly told him that no
was perfectly Indifferent sp 10 whether
the gun was loaded or not Mrs.
Brandt. It Is said, bore herself with tho
same compoeurc sho exhibited whom
her husband discovered her In the
Sherman house In this city. Anyhow,
Mr.. Huttlg didn't shoot, and, yielding
to his desire TO avoid any further rcan-
dai. he concluded not 10 have Mr., Han
ey arrested, ne was his nrst Intention.
There was brlet but impnahioncd
Interview between tho brother ana sis
ter. which resulted IN Mrs, Brandt
agreeing 10 his proposition that She
should part from Mr.. Hnney and re-
turn 10 her home IN this city, for one
lest ieave-tnlting Of her children. after
which she should be free to 80 whore
she wiiled.
Mrs. Brandt returned to Chicago lust
Thursday night. her brother following
on tho next train. The meeting be-
tween the mother md daughter and