The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-11-18

mrs W. a. Wiley, who claims
aarksbarg as her home, VINO says ner
husband is infatuated WITH Parkers-
burg woman, attempted to land MIN
Wednesday night" says the Parkers-
burg Sentinel, .'but he saw her first, and,
Being the best sprinter of the two, ne
made his escape after a chase up Ann
Mrs. Wiley came here about three
ageelss ago. and going to police nead-
quarters stated t5at her husband had
eome to Parkersburg. ana she was
satisfied that he was here. The Of.
fcers learned that ne had left with
Minnie Fitch, the same day Mrs. Wiley
arrived. The latter was not dauntad
but followed them to Cincinnati and
Columbus and then to Marietta. Wed
pasday evening they started to Park
ersbtirg and She followed. As soon as
she arrived mere sne invoked the aid
s1of the police IN arresting her husband.
svernl officers were detailed for that
purpose, while Mrs. Wiley also went out
q look around. CONG mp Ann street
She encountered him at the cor6er of
zenith strset, and made grab for
,at se.' dueIScd aud ran, with the
Woman in hot pursuit. but he was too
swift for DER and made his escape
Wiley was captured Thursday at the
itch nesort, on lower Market street.
whore he was in hiding. He was taken
$40 police headquarters and locked up
On charge of lettering.
His wife informed the officers that
herishusband is out on bond for an of
tense committed at, clarlsburg, ana
That she had put up her diamonds al
surety on tie bond
Wiley is well known young mem
Der of tho sporting fraternity of clarlSs-
burg. Last spring he was arrested on
the chang OF having stolen lot Of ,iia-
snonds from one, who styled herself Miss
Mabel Ross, of Baltimore. He was
thrown into Jail. but later gave bond.
and stiIl later ne was indicted for felony
and again arrested. Some days later
{ ne succeeded through the importnnities
Z Of his wife in getting several promin
sent business men to go on mis- bond.
After this was done he was released
from custody.
Mrs. Wiley comes from splendid
Tarmont family and is a lady OF re-
spectabiity. This had no effect on her
siusband, however, and he soon left her
and took up with the Parkersbure
3 sw6mnn, but not, according TO her story.
until after De had abused her. When
he left her she returned to her nome in.
lsairmont About month ago sse'
heard that he was to be in Clarksburg
at a certain time and she came from
Fairmont TO her aome IN CIarlSsburg.
Upon aer arrival she found Wiley at
their home. He imemdiately told her
that he was going to leave her. she
informed min that she would follow
him. Then ne started out and went up
on Lowndes hill. She followed him and
on the hill he abused and threatened
aer but did no act of violence They
finally came down the mill together, but.
when they arrived in the center OF tha
city, he changed his mind about going
home BE concluded he wanted some
thing to eat and so did she, but instead
OF going to an eating mouse ne led her
anebher trip up Lowndes hill, where
he again abused her. But they finally
went home together. She wns all worn
ont and concluded TO go to bsd. ne
+ agrseing mot TO so away. She could
not sleep and MS she Thought he woull
likely 20 to Pariorsburg on the morn
ing train, she dressed and went to the
depot for the midnight train. About
/ the time the train was due Wiley APP
I Penred at the depot and as soon as nc
saw her ne again bcgau to -tirregten ne,
and would likely have done hsr bodily
harm had not the POLES. interfered. he
shep eonclnled not to go. away and they
nj home togstaer. Later, however
pe left her.
d the meantime he had become
g4estiy infatuated with nc. Parkqrs-
burg woman and he spsnt much OF his