The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-15
DESERTED HIS WIFE
FOR HER SISTER
FRED DOMINICH. OF GARYS, EL0PES
WITH WIFE'S YOUNGER SISTER.
His Wife Now at Her Fathe S, Oswald
Bishops With Two Small
Children.


day Yrav-hai!ccl and llcart-br"Een
father. WHO had lvi; at home YES
yvr.:a. A3pruioe :, daughter: with
twr >:nui. c:i;;l:r:: and IL q very
,icl;c*:> t"n,.:;ini: deserted hy her
i!usba",,. N::H haJ c.opvd will? :;
vu.u.ocr sister =: ;j1v deserted M;tv.
Tllt father w2> ,,ir. Oswald Bishop.
oi t:ary>. this county. whose mar
riei daughter i1ad :}cc;l deserted BY
Fred. Do,nirlith. (: >on u Preston
Do??,u,;;ck. tl1v voting husband hay
ing carried away Wit, him tfc
vouncrr sister q: his vile.
It was 4 p;t;iul taic the father
told. He knew not whether to seek
TO bring his daughter and Domi1ick
back or 70 let them go their way.
His hair was to" gray. he SAID. -
seek to bring them back and to use
stringent measures against the
Young man. and vet-he knew not
what to do.
Fred Domilick and his wife.
Mary E. Doninick. lived at
Garys, within one hundred yards OF
the wife's father, Oswald Bishop.
Having rented a one-horSe tarn
some time ago, about the first OF
this year, he had moved his wife
and two small children. aged about
4 and ? years respectively. on this
place. Carrie Bishop, the young
sister of his wife. about 10 years OF
age, lived with her father.
On Sunday a week ago Doml-
nick carried his wife and his wifeS
sister to Bluford Bishops. a brother
of his wife's father. who lives about
II miles from Gary, in the Trinity
country. He carried his wife back
home and lett Miss Carrie Bishop
with her uncle to spend week. On
Monday. next day. he went back
10 Bluford Bishops leaving his
wife at home. and 1t seems that he
told Blnfrrd Bishop that his wife
and w:fe's motlo:r were sick With
grip and that they desired that Miss
Carrie Ri<lor cn',,c home. Tie LETT
Rluiord Bishops viii? Miss Carrie
Bishop in the buggy with him. os-
tensihlv 10 so By another place 10
get a COW t. take home. Nothing
has been heard OF Do1nlnlck or Miss
Carrie Bishop since. except that
a buggy and morse which fits the de-
Scriptinn OF the team he was drlv-
ing was left 4. ChappellS that same
dav witt, Dan Mav@S. (: negro. the
party who was driving the horse
having told MayeS he would be
back next day and 10 meet hin? with
the buggy at the depot. The party.
with Sirl. boarded the noon
train gong towards ''"eenvilIc.
Naves nc, the train every day at
ter that until Saturday buc the par
ties did not arrive. Yesterday Mr..
George 7. Reid. oi ChappcllS. was
in Ncvberrv and told about the cir
cu,nstance ~ t|,~ horse and buggy.
1t fits the description OF the team
Don1inick was ,Irivin" and it is sup
rosed thai Do?nirick drove from
Nr. Bishops Z. i:a?3v'!< an" he
and Miss Carrie bishop. his wife 5
sister. Dardv,i the train. MaSiS-
trate Chappcll. at the request OF the
lathe, .; til girl. went - Chap
pe1lS Yesterday afternoon to look III
to the matter and to bring the team
back ii it was the one in question:.
The team belonged to Doninick 5
wife
Mr.. Oswald Bishop. the father
OF the deserted wife and OF the
Younger sister who eloped with that
wife's husband. knew nothing OF
the horrible facts until last Satur-
dav night. when Mr.. Preston Donl-
nick, the father OF Fred Donnl-
nick. 'phoned to him that Miss Car
rie Bishop was no longer at her
uncle's, having left there with Fred
Dominick, to so home. Mr.. Bishop
supposed that his Younger daugh-
ter was still at her uncles and that
Fred Don1inick had gone on one OF