The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-02
MRS. HENRY DAYTON
MARR|ES DR., MAUP|N
Widow of Murdered Man
Again Makes Matrimon-
ial Venture.

1t was revealed last night at police
headquarters that the former wife Of
Henry Dayton, whose bones were
found in the cellar of the Dayton
home last November, has been mar
ried to DR.. G. c. Maupin for more than
three weeks. DR.. Maupin and Mrs. Day
ton were married in Newport, KY,
June II. According to Mrs. Dayton
Maupin, the couple and the three Day
ton children will probably stay in this
city for only short time
The marriage of Mrs. Dayton was
not known to the police or even the
close neighbors of the woman until
DR.. Maupin was arrested for intoxica-
ton. He told the police to send a taxi
cab to Mrs. Maupin, 1106 North
street and bring her to headquarters.
She was notified and came to the city
building at o'clock yesterday after
noon, bringing with her $25 necessary
for Maupin's release bond.
GMarried For a joke"
1--WE were married for joke on the
neighbors," said Mrs. Maupin today.
II have known Mr.. Maupin for the past
six months and he has been coming to
see me. People started to talk so we
Just went to Newport and were mar
ried. They can't talk any more be-
cause we have the papers to show
we're married.
I've stayed in this house long en-
ough now" said Mrs. Maupin, land
don't see why people should be sus
nici0nU 7 DT. nd
the children and | will probably move
to Kentucky SOON"
Rent Here Too Hiqh.
Dr.. Maupin stated that he would
either purchase small house in this
city or move to Kentucky. "The own
err of this house won't improve the
place for my wife although she has
lived here four years." he said. 1.-The
rent is too high so l think we will
leave the city"
DR.. Maupin has not been living with
Mrs. Dayton but has been staying at
his boarding house at POI North
Eighth street where he manufactures
patent medicine. He was ordered to
leave the place following his arrest
yesterday for public intoxication.
Mrs. Dayton appeared at police court
this morning and sat beside her hus-
band in court. When he was fined 81
and costs she paid the 81 necessary
for his release. DR.. Maupin took up his
residence with her this morning.
Third Matrimonial Venture.
The last marriage is Mrs. Dayton's
i-I f,i,~ ;aI
married when very young to man by
the name of Bowles. To this union was
born two children. Shortly after OBJ
tanning a divorce from him, she mar
ried Henry Dayton, whom she met
through a matrimonial bureau. To
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton three children
were born. Dayton's bones were found
by Chief of Police Gormon and others,
December 10, 1912, following the writ
ten confession and the disappearance
of the murderer, Joe Snyder. Dayton
was murdered in 1910.
1t is believed by authorities that
Snyder will come back to Mrs. Day.
ton, should she leave this city The
police having been keeping a close
watch on her since she was incrimi-
mated in the killing of Dayton in Cor
oner Pierce's verdict of the death.
Keep Eye On Her.
'If Mrs. Dayton leaves for Ken
lucky" said the chief of police today,
1--WE shall keep track of her Snyder is
much more apt to come to see her in
Kentucky than he would be in Rich
mond, We have no reason for wanting
to prevent her from moving away from
here"
DR.. Maupin was arrested yesterday
morning following complaints to
George Staubach, traffic policeman at
Eighth and Main. Maupin sat on the
front porch of his boarding house at
Eighth and B streets, Furnishing an
old fashioned revolver. He had a box
of cartridges and stated that he was
going to celebrate the Fourth of July