The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-04-11
CAVE Up WIFE
Who Confessed She Loved
Another From Childhood.
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10 the Life OF Rev. W. F. Cady Crops
Cut in the Story of HIS Di.
v,rce Sui. Against His Wife
at Bridgeport Conn.
Gently.
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At Ne1buTg, n. Y, onc nigh
asst week the scattered threads in th,
; romance OF May Foster Nichols ant
Rev. william J. Cady were f2a:lj
:ra9n together by Tie #ife'S story O.
lie strange circumstances that led 4
the di7orce which was granted to The
minister g few dsys before
Bii3gepcrt, Conn, By Judge G:sel
OF the SuceiiIr Court.
Is is q story OF b;lghted love which
on the part OF the broken hearted
clergyman at least, closely parallels
Lot other story OF love and sacrifice
in whic;l joan R lskin, discovering
that lis yours aud bss u5iiul wife
wed aad 1as beloved Of Sir ohn
MIllaiS, ,ur nf tee noblenes Of bis
uaau:e t,.e!y gave her up to bis bosom
friend
Tee Rev. William J. CaoY, bliuded
ov lis OWE gra5 love tor Nay Foster
Ni:ho's, lea:nsd from her lips six
ocnths efter their marriage, and
,sben SIS oe;ie 'ed she was on her
Seat:s bed, 50 Re asserts, thai her
heart was IN the possession Of anoaE-
er. Stunned, bus till lcViog her, tbs
orckel- hearted nan seGlsd bis lips
unit, her Mid freed ci the grea
burden wac. it had carried for six
mouths, TIE @ite5 he.l5A mende6, he
gently and icvirgl7 turned her from
Tim and resigned her to the Sweet
heart OF Ger childhood.
Unlike r Rlskln. however, he still!
yesrne;! for her if4ctio1. and by ell
the arJiiceS. OF the ardent wooer,
sc ugh5 to awaken in his wife tie az
fnIllcn whicn she had avowed belong
ID lc 2.other. To this extent be s1c
caeded, tha5 tae vite cocs m3re r.
-u,ued TO his homo, AID on her part
sought to kin6le the tlue which
would eld her heart to Lis.
Bat her Thoughts went constantly
b,ck tc tie sweetheart OF cid, ano
sadly and sor4owtully ttey parted.
Tas cue came In tie Superior Cours
It Bridgeport. Tue minister Was
granted dacree OF divorce on the
;; Quad Ct ceserJion. The same day
als dream OF love shattered, his con
sre2ation ren5 in 5aa;a By the TeVa
alton OF his dom sic tragedy, his
hea-1 numb within hin, he departed
Tor Kansas C:t7, where and new
scenes be bss taken new charge in
zee hope OF bIottin5 cut the past,
Ms. Cscy, f1ee 20" tc place her al
tsesions where they have constantly
Waudrrsc s!Gce Childhood has return
81 10 The hcms CT her mother IN New
ourg wher. .ivss Dr.. E. #. Brooks,
he usn TO shose L We the minister
tas resigned bis wife.
Rev 3D.. Cedy's last words on leav-
i & ro- tbs Ws50 were o. Affection anc
tor.iv resS for Ihs w,uan who was
MS wiie After We had Seen mar.
r,sd SIX MONTHS" ne said to an inti
nate friend, my %lf wss saken III
ei5b severe Cold, She feared SIZE
@aS going % die Waiie in this con-
iiJ.Uu SIG confssSed &c me that Shs
sas In love with Dr. E z. Books, o.
N7wbucg, n. Y. Toey were old snd
iusim lie friends. I too her sac was
free to 60 with the nan she loved.
ou5 she remained with me g yea.
alter that. Taen she went to her
ac1.e in n >wburg, where sae is a:
present aud the physician Ii question
oosrGs at her home. wrote ner sew
s5al letters asking her TO return, bul
5hey were ignored. It Is better so.
ave 10 bitterness In my heart for
ber. Rut it was terrible awakening
Ny only hope noS is tnst I msg for
get aud Ihat she may be bapoy."
The r,msscs cat:s back several
years, at tue beginning is the Old
s:ory OF par;nGal iodlence guiding
t e caoics Of a husband. Even old
folks m.y sometim 8 be wrong" sad
che mother Of tbs ycucg wife as shs
shock hs- head IL accounting the
story o: hsr daughters marriage.
The cnupis VIE 4it: i Or April 4.
1850, at N3wbarg. CacY, the son Ct
wesl5ny Guardian p4aHt5r, cams tG
New York several years prior an
worked su3csssively a. eck and book
agent before bis Cr3ina>ion as a Ein
.SSer il the Methodist Episcopal
Chu-cn. Il vaa il NeWbusg, sitter
bnae, he net Mis- Nichols, whose fatE
sr no dead, Vas dissan5ly r4la5sd to
Comn9dose Vanderbilt Ee fell 10
lcve with toe gil, VITO was tall hand
soma and fsvori,e IN N:Tbu-g S.
ciety circles and il vue blindness c1
ais own love aud nee ti2g favor in the
eyes Of D.. E:z :b55a Nichols, her
mother the young cl"rgyman fancieo
nis sf. lion w4s rytuEasd.
| Mrs. Il c2cls, herself e strict
causc .-Hcnan, saH n"tticg but ad
want e in .oe marriage Ct her daogh
5sr TO sSaiwa:t young msmber o.
tee cloth, aud shGu;a Ter daughte!
Vas nsd:y in love with young D..
: Brooks, her playmate OF chiidh =oc
she Was encouraged 10 oscc@p5 The a.
5en,ions u Cady, and tie mach was
iaaly a77spgej. a 6usiful osugh
te,, the young gil gave her corse0:
and, Obvious o:srverytai2g else but
thai the dream Of his life was sbGui
TO be realized, the yruog minister LEI
n;s Low leS s wife to lne al ar. :
TIE young hu 5snd uook mis- WIFI
20 NJ ancEviiie, L. I wacc@ hs was II
charge 0: cau:c CT, and for six month!
us happiness kn.W no abatement
SbeI. tbs young wife was su5doDl;
taken III. A heavy cold s,5tlad on hel
; lungs, and tie husband wss almost
fIant:: IS be saw her fading a@a.
J before his eyes. Her mother ATTENDED
! ner during her illness, and she as vel
5 as the }snguishiug patient. knew tot
well that another illness that centerei