Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

NE rAxrs ms FITrfNs wTpEsAcx-o,

HI TAXES HIS fLEttNG WIFE BACK TO mrs
BOSOM. AND SPARES HER IovFR
The elopement case that came ID ltebt
Thursday and ngUrnd In our police news
developed it's denouement yesterday. %
the late train that night the avengtng hu--
and. Hendricks. arrived from Crofton. XIV
~ conn any with a lawyer. whom he brought
= org tor emery enc,eS. He visited The -Four
toUrts a. once, but was too late - secure an
interview with his runaway wife and her
IaTsmour, seely. Next morning. however
lie was AZ the CHIEFS office fright and early
ssked The chief - place the child in Ms
custody. and IN let the WIFE and her man no
where they pleased. he thought ID no better
than Se,ly deserved u let him kos, tho ~,
man. The chief. however would cs,nSer, -,
10 such arrangement. He told Henirices
ttaf TIE hahe was as much to property OF
lis wife a. his. sud he must either take then
tosh or neither. 40 an oliicer was sent down,
and the whole runaway parfy-Seniy. Ms
Hendricks, Seely's son and Mrs Hendricks
hSbN-were marched on. The woman Was
cool and collected, evidently SaftSfet from,
PAST experiences that ne ooull give the Cd.
man a. good a. ne sent. - Jus let him cnEe
OF. S'eiN was very nervous and fneTlbl 4
10 every nmb-probably not from any fear
81 EeldrlCkS directly. hut from a real IEaftou
lia- hendricks hat him az advantage.
The young man Seely ditnt seem a. care
'"o cents which whiTp'd ant was pvl Identity
a competent umpire. TOE baby v-as crow
y ara chUcAiirg I'm apparent erioyment ~
the Prospect
Hendricks le Gu ol. N man with few init.
cations a. tie csssiVU' 'ou which Sesly talkct
ahvlt, aIJ with calm trrnrIuOr amt keen
r1e mat would naturally suggest shoot. H.
Was not 80 iratp a. = tht ideal uNeuging Ne
n->ls possesses blt there was "a close watch
:Iip,>s "H hi> part which 'rt no motion o.
>t'IN escape uUOrSprvCi Meanwhile IA
ksyt hrs hands r3mmei deep down fn hfs
i''ll = lucket. he evidently expected some
.ufg a-zrt s>lyn nom :. Ely, and also ev.-
IDENTIFY Didn't care very much ~ SOnefhIus
~ mai KIND was tried on The woman moi
rer husband with Scnrnfgl look. ana Sealv
u-uIi LOOK much I'd anything. The parf ips
DID rOi SpcaS az ma. The chisf asked SaelN
NV much ~ Ms Hendricks money Pee IN \.
He replied fhai ~" had shout Sl.rS. The chief
told Capt. Burgess 20 nav this amount ont ~
SEelNs funds - Hendricks. aud told frs
woman L. 40 with her husband ANA uVo.H
fur'hCT frCU'iy. There was a separation
and Sg'iy ~ once went ana asked cant bur
CESS for hfS revolver ami money
Tie Captain told him he could NOT fhRvg
them il evening. Seuiv then made "A like
aPlllc1 tiOn 10 i''e Chief. and receives a ike
answer. H. pleaded ina' Hsrdricks was
heavily lTuEed and ought not o. hr allow
ihlS advantage. The thipf told hIm fraf
u De kept .Ur o. Hendricks WGy. qua dilut
make any more trouble between uiu quf his
isnilly, There wCuit he no Sholtlus. IL how
ever. he foiiow,c Hendricks or troubled hum
IA any way. hendricks would hc lus.iaeI an
blowing the top - hi> head OF.
Hendricks wcI OF cuosly with his possess
>loiS, evidently feeling something ike
chuckl.ng az the way he had cir~Unvpnte
the Tuuaways, and caused their iucarcera-
ion over night. \ he went Out. Capt. Bur
gess asked him how many pistols IA had
ltc replied with smile. None" RurEes-
laughed iucredu 'Ou,ly, aud RendrlrkS re-
MAJ ked, "Mcll. q you don't believe me, lo0s
here, at the same time hauling his hands
out 81 his pockets with "a bulldog HHrunger
"a each q was evident that had Sealy p.seu
any y ing huf tame, somebody would nave
teen l.crtora ted.!N. L3'as Esitflr11.