The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-23
Domestic Relations .of George
H. Moore and Wife Cause
Gossip Both in. CHICAGO and
indianapolis.
WOMAN is ARRESTED I
WITH HER AFFIN1
Moore Sent His Wifi Chi
cago to Prove sh Was a
Good Woman, But She
Failed to Convince Him.

i The George HI. Moore, who has star
tied the police circles of Chicago and
Indianapolis because Of methods en-
ployed to ascertain the conduct of his
wife, is former Richmond man. His
parents reside here, but efforts to To-
cate them today were unavailing. The
case Of Moore and his wife has been
one OF the most sensational that has
created stir in that sensational city
on the lakes. At present Moore re-
sides at Indianapolis, where he is en-
During his residence here he followed
various kinds of work.
A short time ago Mr.. Moore sent his
wife to Chicago with the Injunction
that If within 30 days she would
prove "she could be good woman
he would take her back
Detectives in Chicago, Tuesday caus-
ed the arrest of Mrs. Moore and Myron
r. Stowell at the Brevoort hotel In
police court Wednesday the case was
continued ten days.
Said He Would Sue.
Mr.. Moore returned to Indianapolis,
Thursday morning. After saying he
would sue for divorce, he said: High
ly sensational reports have been print
ed about the arrest OF my wife and
man at Chicago It is true that /
employed detectives to follow her to
Chicago. Theee detectives claim to
have found evidence that she frequent
ed rooms and hotels with man.
Nfd not v,onf IN hovA ~<hov ~,,a,, o,,% 1f
1t.
Il sent my wife to Chicago to visit
her sister. Miss Jeanette Englebach.
teacher, who is q highly respectable
young woman. I told my wife IL she
would within 80 days prove that she
could be good woman I would take
her back"
Stowell is a member of the Chicago
Athletic club and is a fine musician.
He was once organist in a fashionable
church in Pittsburg. He was once q
newspaper man. He has considerable
means.
Met in indianapolis.
Stowell met Mrs. Moore in Indianap-
oils. He formed the acquaintance OF
Mr.. Moore and it was quite a while be-
fore Mr.. Moore suspected him of pay
ing attentions to his wife. When
Mr.. Moore had evidence satisfying him
that stowell was unduly attentive to
his wife, he took Mrs. Moore to task.
The alleged relations continued and
Mr.. Moore employed detectives.
The arrest and exposure in Chicago
followed.
A Chicago dispatch says that AttOr-
ney e. E. Crockwell, who represented
Stowell and Mrs. Moore, at the police
hearing withdrew from the case be-
cause he has been consulted by Mrs.
Stowell regarding separate mainte-
nance proceedings and possible suit
for divorce.
Mrs Stowell is now in private san
itarium at Portland, Ore, and is said
to have worried herself into a danger
GUS condition Of ill-health as result
of exposure made year ago regarding
an escapade in which Stowell was in
volved with another wealthy woman.
Mrs. Moore DISAPPEARED.
Mrs. Moore has disappeared from
Chicago.
Attorney Rockwell accompanied her
to an elevated railway station after
the hearing at the police station and
placed her on Northwestern elevated
road train bound for Evanston. wheye
she has been staying with her sister,
Miss Jeanette Englebach. q teacher in
the Evanston public school.
Miss Englebach, a woman of the