The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-16

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when Mr.. Howe came to them, and, after
ssIu'i"g his friends and embracing his wife.
walked home with her and they lived to-
gether in great harmony from that time
to the day Of his death.
But the most curious part Of my tale
remains to be related. London is the
only place in all Europe where a man can
find secure retreat or remain. il he
pleases, many years unknown. II he pays
constantly for his lodging. for his provis
ions and Tor whatsoever else he wants, no
body will ask a question concerning him,
or inquire whence he comes or whittier he
goes. When Howe left his wife, they lived
in house in Jermyn street, near st. James
Church. He went no further than to a
little street in Westminster, where he took
a little room, for which he paid FIVE or six
shIllings "a week until changing as name
and Disgusting himself by wearing black
wig, tor he was lair man. he remained
in this habtaiion during the whole time of
his absence. lie had two children by his
wife when he separated from her, who were
both living at the time. but they both died
young in a few years after. However, du
ring their lives, the second or third year
after their father had disappeared, Mrs.
Howe was obliged to apply Tor an ac, of
Parliament to procure proper settlement
Of her husbands estate, aud a provision
for herself out OF il during his absence, us
1t was uncertain whether he was alive or
o'a'' '",s hc' ne s"'e.e" 10 oe s"'c"e"
an" passed. NV" e"loye" ohe P'e"s"fe o'
'ea''"g 'ne progress " !, anu '"e '"'.s "
NIUE oo"ee"''s' "e"' us '"'S"s' ""'e"
"e ''quen'e"' ,
P'" "'S 9"''"s "'a """S0 an" 'a,n'y
" Tue "'anhe, pa'e "ie"'"'e"' w.
howe Imagined AS she coul" no, conceive
any other cause tor sHe'i All eiopeiie'',
that he had contracted large deb, nn>
known to her, and by mat means involved
himself in difficulties which ne could not
eas'l, sufmoun' and Tor some DAYS she
lived IN continual aPprehensions OF de
mands from creditors, or seizures and exc
cuIions But nothing OF this KIND hap
pened. On the contrary, he did not only
leave his estate tree and unencumbered.
but he PAID every tradesman win whom
he had any dealings and upon examining
his papers IN due time alter he was gone,
proper receipts aud discharges were found
from all persons, whether uadesmen or
Others with whom he had any manner OF
Transactions, or money concerns. Mrs.
Howe, after the death OF her children,
thought proper to lessen her imll, OF ser.
wants and the expense Of her housekeeping,
aud therefore removed from her house IN
Jermyn street to N little house ~ brewer
street, near Golden square. Just over
against her lived Que salt. Il com chandler.
Abuu. ten years after his disappearance,
Nr. Howe contflved to make the acqusn
iance OF Salt, and at length ncsiu'fed such
degfee OF intimacy ,"a' ne "snaily al""a
WIN salt once or twice "eeH' rfo"
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money he took WIN h'm, "hich was sup
posed to have been one or two thousand
pounds had not have been all spent ana