The daily sentinel., 1906-08-03
SHE LEFT SUDDENLY.
Husband Game Home Uncxpect-
edIy and Wife Quickly
Determines to Go
East.

A sensational domestic drama was
somewhat quietly enacted in the city
few days ago which resulted in the
breaking up of a home, according to
reports that have been given circula-
tion, and the sudden departure of
two people from the city, one presum-
ably for an extended visit with
friends in the east and the other on
an important business mission to the
west.
AS the story goes a gentleman who
has been out of the city for some
time and whose business frequently
calls him away from town came home
one night not many days ago very un-
expectedly to his wife, and, accord
ing to fairly reliable information, he
was called on to take cognizance of a
state of affairs on reaching his resi-
denee which did not at all please him,
and which, If the report is true.
would hardly have pleased any hus-
band. There was an exciting and per
ilous interview or two that night and
one or two people arrived very rapid
ly at certain conclusions. 1t is said
that the plans for the breaking up
the home ties and the domestic happi-
ness of a husband and wife were
quickly made, willingly or unwilling
ly whichever ii may have been. The
wife, who is a very handsome woman,
1t is alleged and reported, had TAX
en- too deep an interest in a gentle
man friend and unexpected and unde-
sired complications brought about by
the untimely appearance of the hus-
band followed.
The next morning the lady, having
made hurried preparations left for
the east, it being stated that she was
going back to spend the summer with
friends and relatives.
Now ii is said that the unmarried
young man who it is alleged through
his alleged unreasonable devotion to
the wife brought about the rupture
of home. on the same morning that
the lady left on her quickly arrang-
ed eastern trip, announced that he
had been called to a city west of
Grand Junction on an important
business matter, but it Is told that
he received a message during that
morning to go to meet a party in
another Colorado city east of Grand
Junction. He failed to get 6f on
the west bound train that day at noon
hut, it is said that he did board the
east bound Midland train in the after
noon. He has not yet returned to the
city. and we are informed that he
ests in this city and may not re-
turn.
The story goes that the lady did
not get any further east than the
Capital city of Colorado and that the
young man may be visiting the same
capital city at this time.
All parties concerned in this epi-
sode are quite well known in the city.
The lady was quite prominent in so
cial circles and many of her friends
were surprised at her sudden deter
mination to go east for long visit
The husband is a gentleman highly
respected by all who know him and
doubtless were the details of the af-
fair made public would be generally
with.
1t seems to be the old old story
ever again, trusting husband, blind
ed by his faith in a wife, who II SEEM
ed little deserved such confidence, a
man, INSCRIPTIONS and untrue to his
friendship, who enters into home |
and sewers in twain the bonds that |
hold that home together, The final re-
suit is nearly always the same, un
happiness for all