The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
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the States. Wilson did not keep MS
word to marry her, but MISS Muiun
saws she trusted him implicitly and
took IL for granted that ne was not
quite ready to settle down.
Later they drifted back to toronto
again, when Wilson received WORD
| that his sister was sick IL was the u
that Miss Mullin first learned or tne
existence OF wilson's wife and sne
met the woman face to race.
II wanted TO leave him then, re-
lated the girl through her tears In po'
lice headquarters Wednesday morn
| ing. But he told me he did not care
for his wife. and that be would marry
me "a soon as he could get divorce
from her. which he said would be
soon. SO we remained together ana
came back to Detroit"
( In utter Ignorance OF the fact that
the pair had come TO Detroit, Mrs.
Wilson and her mother moved to this
! city about Ave weeks ago. Through a
letter from her husbands sister. In
Toronto. she learned that Wilson was
here and she looked him up. He was
very penitent and offered TO return to
her. She compelled him TO take her
| to his rooms on Bagley-aye,. and
there she confronted the Mullin girl.
There was a dramatic scene. no hys-
terra or gun play or fainting stunts,
| but the situation was tense in the ex-
treme.
You must choose between us. Mrs.
Wilson says she told her husband.
l~Tf you want me TO take you back you
must give up that woman forever
Doesn't Stay Good Long.
| Wilson promised. He returned with
his wife TO the latter's apartments on
Second-st. and started life anew
That was a week ago last Monday
Last Wednesday Wilson packed MS
grip and said be was going TO NIL
waukee and start up In business he
kissed his wife affectionately at part
| ing and promised 10 write often. But
Mrs. Wilson declares that she saw
| her husband on one of the principal
streets OF the city. Tuesday. In the
company OF two strange women and
lis convinced that he was merely
"bIufingr Der.
Miss Mullin still retained the rooms
on Bagley-ave. and Mrs. Wilson, sus-
picious that her husband was still
| hanging his hat there went out Tues
day night for the avowed purpose OF
causing ner rivals arrest She had
better luck than she had hoped for.
II hear you have been threatening
TO have me arrested. Mrs. Wilson
said. savagely.
Il certainly have not. returned the
girl Indignantly. lust 70 prove IL
i'm go to the police station with you
and the detectives will tell you them
selves that | haven't tried 70 do any
such thing"
"An right agreed Mrs. Wilson.
And the two walked to police head
quarters. Miss Muilin waited In the
corridor while Mrs. Wilson made a
brief statement OF the case to q de
ltective, who then took the unsuspect
ing visitor into custody
That girl knew soon after she be
gan going with my husband that he
was married. insists the wife. Il
told her myself the first time ! mel
her in Toronto and offered to show her
our marriage certificate. but she said
she didn't care TO see II. And when
my husband came to get his trunk TO
20 away from me he came armed
with revolver that girl had given
him to protect himself.
Near-shootins In Toronto.
He tried to make out that some
man had come between us. OF course
knew that was false. and ! told him
frankly that knew he was going
away with the Mullin girl. He took
me around the neck with one arm and
pointed the gun In my face with the
other, threatening to shoot, and faint
ed. There Is a warrant for him now
In Toronto for attempted shooting
Miss Mullin says Wilson. or Creigh
ton. as she knew him. left her about
week ago. saying that be had to 81
, back TO his wife for while to avoit
being arrested. but promised to return
, TO her az soon as he could get away
: II the wife's story that she saw hin
with other women 10 true, Wilson
Creighton is quite lothario and boil
bis wife and his sweetheart have beef
deceived.
Wilson is said to have no rssuia
. occupation.