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I • ■(Continued from Page One AIII ■ ■ M 9 1 I . I * Isome two months later to n Mr,h\ the meantime they removed inWJrt county, near Freeport, Mere Cor* tunaie In~her lust marriage uituT in this first or the second, the woman• ^ —« *— ■■ v i * . r » a *was Emppy. She kftj; atcnoet forgotten “her first husband There was noiU-Idr left to bind fctm, not a single He, except u daughter who was born to I hern, Tud who now lives In Columbus, Ohio.Tfj'j daughter's wemdfinal visit* Jo the old home ami the interdict tige ofI J1 I* ji-J-. BL. . I L . L® F * ■ ■ j .■_ | _ 1 I Itell era rarely brought any reference to the father the daughter hiul never seen,A few drn ago a strnnge man call ed at the homo of Mrs. Win It; lie (old her a story of ailventnreg of his long HOflrch for hte loved ones, when once he relumed lo America. of (he news ihat *hu had veil again, and finally o[ hla joy when ho learned of her present location.Woman Faint* at Sight of Appearance,When he first Appeared at her thresh ole* Mrs, Winn InaiincHveiy jil-moat, guessed his identity. Them wasscarcely any resemblance. Whenhe spoke sho fell In a faint. When she hnrl recovered from the Nboclt he told her the story.Ho eansotitcd to her marriage, Hi*love he said had brought him back Bin ho would not Interfere, He wan cd to find out about her affairs an about \m iijtst fife. He was surprlRf/l fci it ml flint ii rintiffrlcr had been hoi to ifoem, and that pfoo was a wo inn wfih a home of her own,riunlly ho toll! hs-r that ills years rf iilritence Imd not b-1 n for naught,He had been BuraAliri, In his nil res*sily, fur In up!to of she fact that i)^ hail \m friends send home, si mi hiveand a|l„ ho had gathered logerlier much af i is in world's goods—mi he said* He represented in Mrs. Wlalt and her husband that he boil n Inrgc cotton iiki.ntfll.itm In 1 he Ktinlh and Imd many other lioldlugH In various inner*■ . * I I I I . I I I I TP , t • I k • • • « I ™ Ik * * I # • •prises sin.j Industrie^ Ho wsh a mnciof nffnlra.Then lie told \m shut ho lacked ready ciihh, Before ho luft he J for ever, he suggested a complete re-union. The daughter lit CotumlMis should he brought lo thu hoinu. He ashed herfor tire money to pay Use fares. Mra, Wlntl anti her hiisbntid readily' con-wnimj to make the loan In view nr hM pramta* in mum Jt two-fold, and to provide for all of ihnm liamisomely. Me left imd returned with iho |1migh-^“r. nml n Jew fmppy dnys u-erJ spent 'ogeLher. Van VVyth lrnd but r.jur ilni-lutfi lefL of 11io ban of glftr-ftM hailboon presented us a lonii.When day After day passed rindv, in ill ho innde no eftteri to lirliig q limit a acitiemoui or to tmre, nr to draw on Hie large resources he HmfttfSPdIn liftvp. Iho family grew uneasy.Son Follows Him Here With! □ Gun. 11 is gossip Hint he came j in ParleOTtitmrjg, his former wifc^ aJu rolluw-Ing him with a revolver and!threatening lo hill him If he did not leave. He was here for n few days and it Is nothei-.iifiu-n where he is nnvr. Van Wjili [ik well up fn yenra nrnl mu? Bvnttl a hard life in id ihe family believes ilml 1 may hnve lakcu lo tramplug us a trrenfts of Hi[sienain*c.There Is no doiiht. as io his Ideciliiy. m Mrs. W | in I nlmast ImnrndlnLely retail?aej| }jj him hvt turner hfjshantl. She hail ROVfral. niepms of Identlflca-1 In”- She wns rnHshed from the flrat I hail In* wjis no import nr.Van Wyih whk able lo rr-13 q31 of rimlueideiiir of tier early career and of Ihelr own life Ingeile-ras hu.duin.l and wife, The riineli r0 ^jrs wimi was m grruit Hint her nilud Injgnn to fall frnm the first* Added to ibe nwfnlKlinek of » renbsuitlflii of her own on-willing Rln came the trouble of HieIEisa of money, and it was reported hy Hr l|. H, Hepm*. who lias jiiKl lolntmlml frnm Wirt cnimty, ilml the wniuahI?* n raving mnislac. She [k said to he in n lerrihte ctHUHlfnu, her nihi.l in*-Hip almost etm pie Inly wrecked by the nwful Hhock.Holier d.*rails cnncernfnjj Hit*, f!mBiTitngesI of csiKea of domcRfle irng-edy-dninuu could lint he secured f*nrHer Aoourdfnff to Hr. T)epnp nnd Af* tnroey T. A, Brown, who aiv wellacquainted hi Wirt poumy. Hie pen pie Envoived are well to r]n and \mm-liuint. The affair has created a wondrrful sen untie u in Wirt. XclKhhms lmlfoic lIfcsii Mrs. Wlatr, nr Van Wyih. will never recover from the ahock.They arc certain, however, that iho man who returned lo her, was lie* rmm who Ihirly-dve year* heforc had M|p-nh‘*r ns his wife.The pnAlitvctid^f of the Idnnimpj-Hon, and llm very fact Hint Mrs WbiH rerngnb.pd him, art1 ludieved In bo re-spfinallile fnr the grt^tmsfis arid mid-tlontiefls of the Fhocfe arid her rofult-auL Insanity, |t h mild Unit Vsin Wyrh Inter mlmirted Unit he was not worihft cent, and that lo1 hud nought mit- Ids wife, wlions ho had learned w'ai living. for ii,e itfrpoKo of scpurlngninriey, Whefher tils fotflntlonn wer«» Rnoil or bad the fbnl dm pier of thestory U sadly al vnrlnnce wHh tbit ufTenny^n'f cnoch Arden. I
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Fairmont, West Virginia, US
Sat, Apr 06, 1907
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