The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-03
HOME WRECKED
BY LOVE PIRATE
DIR. o. r. BuLLARD AND AFFINITY
ARRESTED AT INSTANCE
OF WIFE.
THEY ARE FROM CAIRO
Mrs. BulIard is Daughter of Casper
Stacert---PIeadec With Hus-
band to Leave Other Woman
Will Prosecute.

SI. LOUIS, oEl. e. i~OGheH III atitn ~
the Deer street station DIR. Oscar X.
Rullard, charged with wife and chill
abandonment. and Miss Regina Lois
eau, accused of being love pirate.
cheer each other by pressing their
faces close to the iron bars and shout
ing across the prison corridor express
sions of dying love.
While they are dung this the ply
sician's wife, Mrs. Rose Bullard, is
caring for their four small children at
their home, 3l0l Laclede avenue.
Mrs. Bullard caused the arrest OF
her husband and Miss I-oiseau in Mrs.
|R. C. Napiers rooming house, 432l
West Belle Place, late Thursday.
DR.. Bullard is a graduate Of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, and
| formerly was an inferno at the Jefler-
son hospital He is right end Of Co
chems Barnes Medical College foot
ball team and widely known as an
athlete. He il Is years old. His wife
| is SO, and the young woman in whose
company he was arrested is IS.
| Believed They Were Married.
Mrs Napier proprietress OF the
rooming house, believed that DR.. Bull
lad and Miss Loiseau were married
when they rented a room from her
1.-TWO weeks ago When she learned that
they were not she aided Mrs. Bullard
in having them taken into custody,
I Neither Billiard nor Miss Loiseau
will accept bond unless the other also
is bailed ont
!, The young woman Is a brunette
with wavy black hair and large, dark
eyes. She says that her parents are
wealthy residents of Chicago, but VIII
not tell who they are.
Mrs. Bullard is the daughter q
Casper Stackert, a retired merchant
of Cairo, ILL.,
She is also a brunette, but her hal
: is prematuely tmged with gray.
First Saw Doctor on Gridiron.
e Il was happy until my husband me
Miss Loseau she said. Il beliey'
she saw him first on the football
; field and fell in love with him las
December. My husband was studyln'
medicine then and he induced Inc t
: visit my arents in Cairo, saying tina
his income would nos permit him t.
4 take care of me and the children II
; st. Louis until he had established
practice.
Il now believe that this was an eA
cuse to get me out Of the way so tina
Is he could pay attention to Mis-
y Loiseau In Cairo | received mes
sages from friends that they were Il
g. gether much of the time and that m
) husband had followed Miss Loisea
z to Chicago"
r Mrs. Bulfard returned from Car
month ago with her children an
rented the Laelede avenue hous
She traced her husband to the We
Belle Place rooming house. 81
talked to Miss Loiseau over the tel
It, phone Tuesday and induced her
~ visit her at her home, When she sa
II the four children she broke down al
SO promised to leave DIR. Bullard and
II back to Chicago.
80 Learning that the promise had n
GA been kept she went to the roomil
a5 house with two policemen Thursd
'7o evening.
Il walked into the room, she sa
"My husband was sitting in ch;
ri and Miss Loiseau was standing ne
ay him. stood on the other side a
it'll begged him to give up the woman a
go home with me.
u Il tried to put my arms around
neck, but he pulled away from me.
Then said you will have to cht
op between us, and give you fair wa
ing that you will be arrested II
fr.,,1,,JaJ ar, fifth pHEA1