The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-07
H|!9!ITi[!.!. |! |! !! a! !A|!...G!!Ql!ll SZEUTH
Y Woman y Is Also Married and It Is Said
That She Deserted Her Husband
Caught BY letter Addressed IN Her
Real Name. XII

A man entered the Marietta Hotel
last evening shortly after eight o'clock
and after inscrlbIng the name Of Geo.
Q. Felters, Greenfield, o." on the reg:
ister he asked to see the manager at
once. He was soon in close convcr.
satloa with Manager John Biller. The.
story---the same old story--a married
woman running away with a married:
man, and It looks as II they are going
to be caught.
Mr.. Felters, who is acting In the
capacity OF a detective to secure cvi,
dence against the married woman. He.
first asked Mr.. Biller II a. man by a
certain name was registered at the ho,i
| tel, he was informed that there was.
4 The I man had registered his real name
and address from PoughkeepsIe, N.
Ys several days ago and also his al,
legged wlfe's names. They were as
signed a room and mo more was.
thought of}the matter. The man left
yesterday and the woman evidently
was tolfollow him this morning.
This woman's name according to
the detective is none othepthan Mrs.
B. l.. King, also of Poughkeepsic, N.
y. and Is said to be married.
Shortly after her arrival here at the
hotel with her alleged husband let.
ter came to the hostel,v for AIRS. B.
I. King" and as no one by that name
was known to be stopping there the
epistle was held to 'be called for.
The detective was wise to this fact
It seems and lie had Mr.. Billers to, EN-.
ploy man TO ascertain II the woman
Would admit that she was Mrs. King,
as he was not positive it was she.
As the woman left the hotel this
morning for the seven o'clock Wash.
ington, Pa. train lie gave the letter to
a man who accosted her, on the street
with letter in hand and said: "Iibeg
your pardon, is your name Mrs.
Brown; Just saw you leave the hotel
and thought probably you are the wo..
man "No; that's not my name"
said she. The man let her walk few
blocks toward the station when he
again accosted her, saying: ~ again
beg your pardon, but the letter have
is for Mrs. D. L. King; Is that you?.
"Yes."" said the woman as she quickly
took the letter and hurried on to the
station. 4'he doom was sealed for the
detective was in hearing distance and
he knew that he was on trial OF the
right %oman.5.@ i,!.
He also left or, the same train for
Washington, and II the married man
from Poughkeepsie, N. ". stops there
With the alleged Mrs. King. as he is
said to have done here, there will be
something doing In the lega: ::::ne for
the sleuth has them "foul" after pur-
Ipulng them through several different
States. It now appears that the only
thing to. do should they repeat their.
stunt In Washington as they did here
Is to arrest them with witnesses
present and the: husband has his d.
yorce case Won In the courts Of New
i. York. ls88ss !ii7l
The womanyis very pretty and about
rs years Of age while the man Is fine
looking: The detective awarded Mr..
Biiler with q note Of large denomina.
tlon as he hurried to catch the Wash
ington train happy that he has at last
found that which he has sought---.he
woman Of the Empire State.