The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-26

bedroom No. 40, and they are all right
for the time being. They went to their
meals regularly, and Braman gave out
word that they were married and this was
their wedding tour,
Mrs. Braman thinking she could be
happier in the company Of her husband !,
on arriving at her boarding house, was
surprised to know that her husbands
shirts and dickies were gone, and that he
had not beenin the house forsfour hours.
She went to the stable, talked with the
driver, found out the Whereabouts of her
faithless and doceiving husband, went to
Capt. Eaton of the Police station, advised
with him and followed up his good advice;
and through the kindness Of Mason, su-
perintendant of the Providence Railroad
was furnished with free pass to Proyi-
Gence and back. She took the IL O.
clock train just "a hours after her faith
less spouse and paramour. After some
difficulty she finally got track of her hus-
band, and we next find Mrs. Braman in
the sitting-room of Earl's Coffee House,
Providence. She wishes the Clerk to let
her see the hotel register, and there sees
her husbands name, booked with "lady''
attached; looking into the dining-ro room
she finds them both at dinner, as loving
as any newly married couple should be
But their sweets we're turned to bitter
cup in short time. Mrs. Braman's per-
severance was here put to the test. She
puts on her bonnet, seeks the officer, lays
her complaint with fearful eyes before the
officer, and it was but very few minutes
work for Capt. Shaw to have Benjamin
P. Braman and Addie Fisher arrested
and in moment after the guilty pair
were ushered into the police Office, there
to confront an injured wife! Words were
inadequate to describe the confusion, the
choked utterance of the guilty pair.
After consultation, Mrs D., with hel
husband and paramour in the hands o.
two police officers, took the train for Bos
ton; on arriving the guilty pair were lOdg.
ed in the Boylston-st, station house. Or
Friday, the 9th of July, the parties, with
several friends, were all before Capt Ia.
ton at the Police station. There, witt
contrition and penitence, on bended knees
Braman implored his wife to forgive-tht
lovely Addie begged the indulgence and
! forgiveness of Mrs. B., and more pathet
ic and trying scene than was enacted tha
! day Boston has never seen. The resul
Of all this was that once more Mrs. Bra
man took viper to her bosom, and i'm
printed the seal of forgiveness by kis!
on bis forehead even after the guilty twain
had signed paper acknowledging adul
terry. Addie was taken by her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braman returned to thei
boarding house, she supposing it was no
in the heart of man to deceive again
But on Wednesday last Braman, who va.
outwardly all penitence, urgently entreat
ed his wife to go to Bridgewater to SEE
his two brothers on business. She went
He waited upon her to the cars-the du
tiful wife going on an errand of mercy.
And what does this monster then =
Ho goes to his boarding house, packs VI
all his duds. pays up lis board until las
Saturday evening, and after an unsuccess
ful attempt to get his Addie from he
place Of confinement in Uancock-street
/ goes on train of cars for New I ork anC
the west, and he has not been heard from
since. What were the feelings Of Mrs
1 Braman, upon her return that evenin!
with her brother, can be better imagined
than described.