Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-04
HOT TIME FOR NELSON.
Vermont Man Ordered to Get Out of
LincoInton Quick.

Vermont Man Ordered to Get Out Of
Lincolnton Quick.
To be summarily ordered out of town
by the chief of police, not even given
time to wait 20 minutes for a train,
while in Lincolnton on a mission of
seeking reconciliation with his young
wife, was the experience of Romcyn n.
Nelson, of West Pawlet, VT, Sunday,
according to information received in
Shelby, where the case has aroused
considerable interest because Mrs. Nell
lie Rudisill Nelson has many friends
here where she has visited on many
occasions.
Young Nelson, says the Cleveland
(Shelby) Star, accompanied by his old
er brother, arrived in Charlotte early
Sunday morning, went to Lincolnton,
and there sought his young wife, from
whom he has been separated for some
time, taking to her the olive branch of
reconciliation and the hope Of again
being happy together.
While he was waiting for message
from her, he received n telephone
message urging him to get out Of Lin
colnton at once, followed a few min
utes later by a large man wearing the
badge of the chief of police, out of
breath from run, insisting that he
get out of town at once, and that the
matter was out of his hands, that he
could not give him police protection.
The two Nelson's left Lincolnton,
went to Charlotte and are still. there,
seeking only TO get an opportunity tc
talk with the young woman, Mrs. Nell
lie Rudlsill Nelson, who was awarded
verdict of $4,000 in suit against
the parents of her young husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson, OF West
Pawlet, VT, for alienation of the affec-
tions of her husband.
While telling Of the incidents, the
young mans voice was husky ana
shaky, his eyes filled with tears and at
times it was hard for him to talk, so
deep was the apparent feeling. lie
only wants an opportunity to see and
talk to his young wife, in an effort to
readjust their differences and to take
her back to live with him, he stated.
All he desired was a conversation
with his wife, the young man said, add
ing that he wanted to talk to her about
going back with him, that he would
make arrangements for small apart
mcnt in Boston, while he is taking a
course in the summer school, finlshlnS
his law course there next summer.
He and his brother went to the home
of his wire's father around noon sun
day. he stated, saying that he asked
the father if he might have an oppor-
tunity to talk with his wife. His lath-
er stated that she was in the house
and he would see, inviting them in the
sitting room.
In few minutes the father reap
pearcd, saying that the young lady had
lust gone to her brothers home. The
father told them, however, that nc
would see his attorney, a. l.. Quickel,
and call him at the hotel between and
o'clock, letting him know whether or
not he could see Mrs. Nelson.
While waiting around the hotel Tor
the call, Mr. Nelson said that he re-
ccivcd n call from a man who would
not tell his name, said he was neither
q friend nor an enemy, but that he
(Nelson) had better leave Lincolnt"n
at once. His mission was an honora-
BILE one, he had nothing that could be
considered unlawful and he had decld-
ed to remain, he said.
Within few minutes, however. the
chief of police appeared, GREATNESS,
asking them 20 leave at once, stating
at their request for police protection
that he could not give it, that 1t was
out of his hands, that they could not
wait for the train in 20 minutes and
that they could not even go by the sta :
ton to get their baggage, that it would
be sent them. The chief secured cal
for the brothers and they started out
going to Gastonia, where they took a
train for Charlotte.
Nelson sought Chas. A. Jonas, OF
Lincolnton, assistant district attorney
and Frank A. Linncy Of Charlotte, dis
trict attorney, for protection and Dotf
! Of them promised to assist him, so re-
ports say.
Young Nelson, who married Miss
Nellie Rudisll, is only "a years of age
and son of wealthy slate manutac'
turcr Of Vermont.
fl An extensive art fraud was made
known rpcnntlV when cXpertS diScON