Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
Base InGratItude.
zow YOUNG WOMAN RRPAYs A YOUNG NAN FOL
HEFRTKNDrNa HER IN THE TINE or HKR
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BEFRTKNDTNa HER IN THE TINE or HKn
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A few years ago young woman, residing with
her amt, IN this city, bscoming enamored Of q
tssB Of Eve, who. "lovs not wisely, bat ali tOo
WsllT ana fell from her virtuous estate. The
young rascal who had produced this state Of aairs
when he found mattsrs Were becomin rather too
complicated, settled them, as far as he was con-
esEnsd, by "dusting, and leaving the poor danlssl
to bear her misiOrtunes alone.
. OPoA pseoutng aware Of her niece's condition,
ne amt informed her that she would have 70 70
70 tes Alias House, as she Che aunt) was unable
sa y o;.ac the expense OF having heE properly 1T
tended 70. The poor girl was almoat In despair,
when young man who boarded in the house,
having his sympathiaa aroused generously oiFerad
% bsar the expenses Of her approaching travail
bnt, mark the ing1tltude With which she re-
pa.a his kindness. Shortly after the birth or the
sa.id, she weat before q msgslrate and charged
~ benetactor with being lee father, and obtained
Judgsment against him for its support. In the
neantlme, she became IN with the typhoid fever,
ano daring her Illness she was obliged to lave
the child kept at nelghbOrs, which cost him
some two or three dollars per week. Alter her
recovery she Prosecuted him 50 persistentl about
Ne abAir, that, for the sake Of preserving bis
peace Of mind, he consented to take her, live
with her, and treat her as bis wife This Wns sat.
lefactory to her, and for two OF three years they
hvea together In an amicable manner, during
Wnlch time two children havs been born TO them,
hecently, however. the WOmsn became Vsry
Jealous OF her man, aud constantly suspiSionsd him
paying Gttentlons to other women. Her jealousy
WaslHoEy violent IN its Character and induced hel
70 fellow him out OF evenings, with brich in each
Rand, which bhe would let ~ aE him on the an
PsarAneo Of any suspicious ectiou on his part. "A,
reconstructed against anch treatment. bat with N
o.oee. and ona time he received a pretty sever
''1ip % the head from one Of her missiies Sht
al4o tAilod 70 attend 10 heF domestic duties. an,
ToadeEsd his home rather unpleasant for him
rev evenings ago. as be rotarasd from Chea
eeS, WheFU he had been at work, he was met o.
ErOnt street., near FEanch, By the indignant WO
man whos without any explanations, hurled
orlek IN uneomtQTtabls proximity 70 bis ear. With
Sut SeoPPing 70 make aRy inquiries, he started ou
EIoae street, at 240 pace, closely followed By II
9!seoanAta female, who kept up lively oann0u
aoe Of stones and hreka large crowd Of boyI
Whoea aympathies went naturally with the woman
Joinod N the pursuit, and chased the poor feIlo'
glaaE up % the top Of the hill naar the Ala
House, and over the lots into Hedgavill, where
met - 0aleaT, Rna elaims1 Ms protecEi0n.
THIS pAs.teoInaeh, even for Nh nauFihR natuf
It vac The .StraW that broke the camelS back
and, dote1mlnod 20 stand such treatmeat no lon
o., be made complaint before Mayor Simms, an
had the woman arrested She had hearing, lai
evening. and being IN very psnIteht mood, 81
wepS and mahe 20 many promises OF Fslormatio
tAae tae man joined his peHtions with herr, az
pngaAod upon the Mayor to dismiss the case.
Fhsy are now living together again bat il Il
mAa can make his a6ode with that woman, aft
such beltgsrant treatment he Is possessed Of
Rlggsr heart than any man We know OF