Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-05
WHERE HE WENT FROM LOUISVILLE.

III was bDeTo stated tuat MI. H.,
when he left Louisville, was going
east for pleasure" This intention of
the gentleman was carried out, SO far
as the fact OF coming east was con-
cerned He did como east, and to his
friends in this town, where he remained
about week, and having the impu-
dence of the devil and hypocrisy OF the
pharisee, preached most splendidly to
one of our United Presbyterian congre-
cations upon tho Sabbath before your
expose appeared in our local papers.
Upon the facts appearing in the pa
pers, the poor mall left fer parts I'M
future may be, God only knows.
His parents are dead and gone, and will
not, therefore, be affected by his dis
grace, but his brothers and sisters, and
more remote relatives, who still reside
here, and who listened with pride and
Joy to his splendid sermon" Of the
Sabbath spoken Of how has their pride
and Joy been suddenly turned into
mourning and appalled, at the hypocri-
sy and disgrace of their kinsman. The
sympathy of the whole community will
rest upon the disgraced wife, who has
hitherto (wife-like) chung to her rotten
and diseased supporter Through good
and through i'll report, p" and who, like
the ivy vine, still hugs the fallen
trunk of the once mighty oak. But it
may be asked
WHO WAS THE YELLED WOMAN
mentioned in the papers as having ac-
companied our gay Lothario from Chi
cago TO Louisville, and with whom he
has been thus ANONYMOUSLY and dis
gracefully associated and connected.
OF course your correspondent cannot
be supposed to know, the facts and
| data given being so meagre and few.
| Madam Rumor, however, has it that 1T
! is no other than a female well known
in these parts, and who was born and
reared in this vicinity, and one to
whom Mr. II. was in his youthful days
not only very much attached, but
actually espoused to as his first love.
| The lady's name is -; she has never
married, and is now, and has always
| been, rather more than ordinary
| good-lcoking female, beautiful in form
and expression, dark. eyed brunette,
and aged about 81 years. 1t is we'll
known that this lady has been residing
ut or near the city of Chicago for some
| time past, and as first impressions are
most lasting, particularly those of a
/ tender kind, it would not he strange
/ that in this case "The scent of the rose
4 hangs round it STILL and that this
yelled lady was no less person than
OUR HERDS INAMoRATA.
| OF course this is mere conjecture,
! founded simply on the fact and data
stated above We would not do this
! lady injustice, and therefore we cheer
/ fully state we have nothing to urge
/ against her character for chastity, OF
/ in any other respect save one, and that
one falling was when she was much
| this one falling "hangS tale 1t IL
a we'll authenticated fact in the history
OF these two persons, that Robertson S
and Miss IS marriage was broken
off on account of habit of profanity
possessed by the lady, and which Rob
ertson alleged was wholly Inconsistent
with a minister's wife, and which was
so fixed and incorrigible in her that
neither brides nor promises on his
part, nor love nor advantageous mar
riage on hers, could, or at least did IN
this case, subdue her passion for
/ THIS MOST UNNAl URAL AND DETEsTABLE
VICE.
So our two lovers parted, Robertson
allying himself to the professor
daughter, and Miss -- remaining
single; and il first love never dies, as
poets sing, who knows but our hero
and heroine are cursed 10y the star "of
unrequited love "