HAD LEFT«--So Nisewonder Accus-zl ed First One Man Ilian Anotherlt;harlt;;ki» that she west to aCOTTAOK AT EKWISTOWN RES. EKVOIR WITH AXOTHER MAX.BEFORE HER MARRIAGE TI8 KAIli SHE WAS C’Al'GHT IS•IMA IX WITH A%TIIAVKMXG MAX, WHO HAD TO PVT I P *11*0 TO SQLXHK MAT-TEHS.BeUefoutalne, O. Sept H.—Chas. Seamon, 33 years old, of Piqua, was arrested here on a charge preferred by O. \V\ Xfuewoger. It is charged (hat Mrs. XUewonger left her Dayton home last iweek and went a cottage at Lewiatown reftcrvolr with Seamon. Seamen sas ho Is innocent. and he gave bond today foj |30d. Nlsewonger charged E. E. Harbour, of Pttnbeiton. with kidnapping his wite, and swore out a warrant in Columbus for his arrest, fjnt the whereabout of -the wife were Uncovered by the distracted husband ind he xodav made affidavit that Har-lour had no part in ifce affair. The '^se has created a sensation owing o the prominence of those concern'd.❖Even if Mrs. Xisewongor by her (Hfc*Biont bad not relieved Mr. Har-;mir of all connection with the affair, le has succeeded in securing a compete alibi for his actions .hiring the itne he was supposed to be tfnder uspiciou. He believes that the whole king was merely a matter for blackmail and lhat since it tailed to materialize. the stcn v had to come out.The Piqua Leader Dispatch says he following' •’Mr. Ham our states *hat otie reason that induces him lt;o believe that blackmail was intended, s the fact (hat sorue time ago. before the marriage of Nisewonger to .Misti Weddle. iMrs. Nisewobger's maiden name) she was caught in Lima In «*ompany with a traveling nan, and i? cos.* ‘the man $/u0 to square matters, Ntscwouger representing himself as the girl's father r guardian. Nlbewonger was at one irae a school teacher in the vicinity of Oran. and. !t is said, served a penitentiary ^eutence because of allege lalitnacy with one or his little girl pupil?.”