Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

tlIstiIltL u w lISon Ill New 6rE
on February 1G. 1891, by the Hcv. Henry
+ WILSON, 1T l:erachcl Chapel iirr
maiden name. she claims, WAS Miss
WILLOW lD-Na,iN
Questioned regarding the CHARGE that
She c:,!,,,' tn the city under am ASSUME
ed name, She admitted that sh,. tray
eled as Mrs. Edward. but l!lr.i ..ht .,hc
had n i:s.Et 10. rs thal was icr h.;s-
lands ni'!dir tame. Afterwards Mrs
Wilson said she Travelled under an as
Slned name because she mud :, second
CLASS ticket "n an pld Dominion team
er, and did not wish her identity To be
known.
WILSON'S STATEMENT.
Editor Daily Press.
II is tru'. lett the onion Gospel Mis-
Sion as the Ola board, Thought I was
NOT ii; for The work. although | have
genuine certificates; from Nuycinler
1892. 10 June, 1856. Mis-. i. NJ X BE-
never sax the trunk marked Mrs Ed
wards as myself Was al TN. door
Whsn the trunk arrived. W., left Mrs
Backs boarding house at the request OF
that lady sh,. stating that sl.,. was; too
az u look after her kitchen. Eut MIR
". :, Clark stoln'.'l 'l:-r.. for colisid
cradle time. We left Mrs Crimes
rooms IN account "i her sun-in-l,w, Mi.
IraEcrs, SqutE;,li. WHO threatened Il.
llll III: before ]: O'Clock mex; day, AMI
through = friend of mine Judge Brown
cane 10 cur r"ot4!s a1ti heard .ny state
ment OF III" disturbance. AT the su,n..
time The i;i,ls. saw my sev.-".ty ,rrtisi-
Gates.
Wlth respect to the letter dated june
20. .la3S never received ii from The
present committee of Tho. Cospcl Mis-
sion. | would also state. that the wn-
man who claim as my wife is my
wife, and We Mere lawfully married a,
the Seamcn's Rest Mission. New York
City, on January IT, 1894, by the Rev.
- "a
tn. Seamcn's Christian Association. to
whom Mrs. Messenger first wrote 10 In
qnire about INC.
There is no specific charge -agains:
me from the Assurance Company The
debt owed. as they claimed. is being
paid by myself. l hold srcccin,s for h.
same.
With respect To the man Clark have.
letters ana papers. and a paper cutting
from Il clergyman ana a banker. in New
York Efty and Jersey city. Who say he
Is tn: same man, ana tl,. CLERGYMAN
Went I" his mothers house in Hrook-
iyn looking for Clark. $ ill ,n;.inlain
that through the spite OF CLARK thai All
OF tbs unpleasant news has conn.
about. He said he would do his LaSi IN
ruin US
Respectfully.
{. T. NILSSON
r ,lisai..lary
Phoebus Va, August IL. 1898.
IAS HER SAY.
Mrs. Wilson called ,,uln ,hs. Dti,y
Press; "ull+--rur,!: nj ii; f.an,,lon vs.
tsidlN ait'-4 i'.'nit iu1' the i..'rpo,a Of an
SNeTili;. some statements al recent t,.
cE.itteiniEa lie: husband
MIS- Wilson s4:.lli,:d very :r,liGnan,
that ANY one Sl.ruld @E.lrs,,. her VIII,
nSinG ni'"iine l::n.L:la, III ii IS Stia
she did. ri the apartments Of M,s
a'N'inn, in he Pix. b!iii,lin:; on rlvcnty-
eighth street. She SAYS that. wl;ii. Sic
was; greatly provoked because, Of The
tact .hat the door leading TO h". ci!a.i-
bar was speil upon by nit.rliel.S ri 81.
Gwt.n's family. she did rot GLOW lrr
temper 10. Lead her mt, tllt use of i'm
Ef"rcr 4Wo:'ls She hal don" nothing.
10 merit the treatment which she re
ce!Nsd whic quietly passing the ti.1,r
with her nus band in the: building. ard
when she found a nl:+n cnlravurin.; IL
obtain information through TIN. kaylne
she told him il he did not hastily depart
ssle would see that the means were pr :
Eiied IL compel him to do 81.
She states that the purpose of the
man int.u,lti,s at her door WAS l.. pnt-
ish her husband for some purely in,-
asinar% nfiense. All this it is alleged
was the ou:gTu"th of asptrssins ma Ii.
unon The good name If sir. aHd Ms.
Wilson by the Rev. Mr. Clark hn hay
ines they claim. like :Al,salnnl. sloei.
away the hearts OF he people.
The first meeting between Mrs
Gwinn and Mrs. Wilson dates hack
many years. 1t began in chi!1hoo;l's
happy period. and, after continuing a
few weeks was broken off not to be re-
newed again until the missionaries be-
gan their work in Newport News NJ s.
>. wilson and her father. he latter ihar
preacher, We're travelling through.
North Carolina. One day they came 10
n s:nal! village ana anon. the, pco;,!c
h tI.irp with W., i,.,,f