Evening journal., 1897-08-17
LOVES CRUEL STING.
A Boarder Skips With Wife,
Children, Money and All.
INJURED HUSBAND UNsUsPEoTING


LEAKED OUT, AND WHICH Is
BEING TALKED ABOUT IN GER
MAN CIRCLES or WILMINGTON.
German circles are aa agog over an
elop5mCnt which occurred recently.
The elogers are David Hclnke and
Mrs. B. Vogesung, wno, before her de-
rMtrre, had a happy nome On Pleasant
street between Harrison and Franklin,
consisting Of a husband and two
daughters, aged 10 and Z years, respec-
.ively.
1t was a happy home" said MIR
Ncselsung, telling his story besween
soDs When seen this morning by an
Evening Journal man, until one Da-
VIA lheinke morocco dresser, came to
my house to board. Heinke was a
thtady worker, and was agreeable and
aiiaole about the house. He was very
kind o my children and created them
as If they were his own. That | did
net object TO.
LOVE HAS CROOKED TURNS.
"Abcu The beginning OF spring.
Heinke Lceame very aaorous in ms
aj-,nuons To Mrs. Noge sung. lie
wound accompany her in walks, cut lhe
pair never went Gus without taking tne
children"
lt seems that Vcglsung made no CD
jCciJn. Mrs. Nogelsung appeared to Oe
nappy only when Heinke was alOoui.
and when he was out sne longed ior
his return
ame soon forgot her marriage vows,
and openly showed her preference for
he.nAe. Her husband apparently took
Mo oiiense or made NO objections To
the fattery and the attentions pad Lo
Heinke by his wife.
Things went on tor some time, and
Vogelsung at last began TO suspect thai
an was not right IN Denmark. he
wauChod, but his oavesdropping gave
him very little information. He ther
concluded THAI he had wronged his
wife in thinking That she was untrue
TO him
KISSED HIM GOODBYE.
About four weeks ago He.nke wen
10 another clearinghouse, but stu
called at Vogelsung IS house. He wou.'
I stay unkil "a late hour. but VOgelsual
Jailed to detect anything that wcul
lead to a discovery Of a lias.ln heAweel
Heinke and his wife. One fine morning
however, Mrs. Vogelsung arose Garlic
d thanusual and duringDreakiasr sheCol
, her husband that she was going 10 Ne'
York to visit a friend who kept a larg
grocery Store there. She said THAT On
place was for sale and II Il suited, sh
would purchase the place. To All OF Uni
VOgelsung agreed. His wife. befor
leaving, look from her finger the rim
which VOgelsung had placed uhcl
when he made her his wife. She put
on her husbands finger and Chen fond
ly kissed him goodbye, saying tina
she would write when she arrived II
New York
She packed up all OF the househol
goods and took every cent in Oh
house. amounting to $2l0 and left. Sh
took the two children, who also kisse
their father goodbye
Days went by and no tidings cam
from Mrs. Vogelsung. Then Vogel
sung learned that a weke previous u
his wife's departure Heinke had lel
; for San Francisco. He then went Q
New York.
Making inquiries at the grocery slcr
about his wife, he was told That sh
mad left the city a week previous q
his coming, but his inlOrmants knr'
not for what place He also learne
that his wife had sold ALTO the house
Il hold goods, and in company with
man. whose description corresponds
to that of Heinke, mystericusly lei
j New York. The pair have not bee
] heard Of since. Mr. VOgelsung nov
p boards at No. 526 Monroe street.