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BEATS THE RECORD.A Nebraska Man Elopes with Two MarriedWomen. *Omaha, Neb., 15.—The elopement record is broken by a man from Nebraska. Last night W. E. Marshall, a jeweler, and Jacob Garbrier, a harness maker, came in from Stonnsberg, looking for their wives,who, they assert, have both eloped with W. B. Fogg, a saloon keeper. On Tuesday last Fogg, who is under indictment for violation of the excise law, quietly left Stronisberg in company with Mrs. Gabrier. The next day lie returned and captured Mrs. Marshall, taking her to a town a few miles distant, where he had left his first catch, and from this point the three went East in company. 0 ! On Friday the husband began to suspect something wrong, anti started the anlt;t poisse in pursuit. A private message was received here to-day saying the women are expected back to-night. Mis. Marshall is only twenty-one years old and has a young child, Mrs. Gabrier is somewhat i older.A Poisoner.
Newspaper Details
The Fairbury Gazette
Fairbury, Nebraska, US
Sat, Jun 20, 1885
Page 6
Full Page
Clipped by
Metro L.
IA, USA 14 Apr 2021
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