National Republican., 1877-09-07
A CAPITOL hill HUSBAND

LEAVE" 1ttH wGrE tui: a BLONDE WIDOW
on wiIiClt htNDi'Nr IiItuE u \ StfNE
IN TilE sTRtFr-AND LttIhL rI;uI EEr.
tNGS WILL PROBABLY FOLLOW.
Capitol Iiill and Eat Washington arc be-
conlihG famous for coniupsl iuidcli,v. A few
days ngo there was litlic scene on Thirteenth
street which wds directly Attributable to the
ihlhrhty OF q ,HIil"l lIill Husband 1t was
sld''it dusk, nrd a gentleman was talking to
lady om tt" sidewalk III ftnut Of n house. An
other Lady elidcd aCto1J the street and con-
huulcd the man, who was her rccrcant hue
baud lie was g,atly sUrpiisld 10 see her, as
iir thought that his wife w.lh way over on Cai
iiul llili. lie wanted To know what sic was
'l"ihp ih,tc, ahd She demanded tn know what
lie was l",ng with that woman. She attempt.
| e'l t0g get At the other woman. aud there would
| have h"on war il the nau had not taken his
wifc awNy anil hnrtrd her home. A police
pl'itCr, who was atttlcild by thv high words
| Nn'l nnrSnal rob'lu't pt the patty. inluirel
what The TOW was ai,uut aud wss iniormed by
| h, huNl'ard that tho won,au h, was trying to
get away was drunk and he wanted to get her
| hoin1. lie I,laurd hcI ia the cri, and the two
| imlc silantly h",nu
The gentleman iS M nil tC1ilrni Of Capitol
lJill, living M Finh SIi''t. meu u southeast.
FnImrily Il" kept u grnrrIy store IN TIA" neigh
lothVIl u" has u hicc home, au excellent
~ifr ana Sc"crl sons by a former wife. lie il
over any years II aye, lat tall sud liGc lo6s-
Ing. Ills nn,nq Is William II. t. VIII
Ham " srus always to have had q wcaNn's
foi "lli'i I,eisUn's wives Ut willows, lie has a
divorced wife nnS living, wh0 su,a,Ici seI,a-
| iatiob f'un, him nu acCnnht ot his di,,irsitiun
10 share his luva with outsidcil 4 few mnnil,s
| az" he nci II wi'luv Lam-'l Inulinr. She had
tive ehildicn. AID was ih''mher II n Nntr re-
sI'a' table family ~ this city. Pauline Is a
''"nd-, she w"a,s he: hiatt banged, 'nh is IN all
| ,'v'I~.is quite r,pii satinV. william ". could
| nd resist hur and hr ,ui, mad, her ,t',u,int-
| anre aud paid hui the rh.'--t attention
The wife was enIirrly nrglerini Willina
w;u out iiiing with III" hl"uic. willow "r
,luing something foI hcI pleasure all IT,. tine.
| OF cnurn stories nf his intimacy with the
| widow r.acl,d the wife, and . partial srraia-
| Li"n took place vi uurc. Ito moved alt hi,
| thugs I" anuthrt psit nr the h"n"', std they
| lived ius-ihci the SAINT ~ " they were uttri
| SiIanl,ei% William u engaged rnoins for The
| wi'luw "n Iw-hLy.hTSt stiret and tnii the
| parti,- who kept the luiIS' that hr wrs l,sy
Ing nit.nii"u I" Lrr with view Ia. nIartIag,,
| 50 that they ihnught there WAS n"ihiug wrong
| about HI, nclucut viiiS 10 the l"ilSe. tn"
| widow rciniincl here 10, s"mc time until the
family who wur keeping the house nc,o in
formed that William was uarIiCl and TIM, hi.
| attentions 10 the widow N"ie entirely iircg
ulAr. rhru they notified him Ia give up the
srsrtm"uts, mud he engaged rooms for ih'
widow ot jU- Ihiitccn,h siI-ct northwest
His devotion tn hoi hrca'n- n untirr nf srnu
dal aupue the urishlms "n Thirtrruth street
sonio al whom knew hltn. and used 10 wttcl
him Ia sou what l.. did
II was IL rrnni Of this hOIs" that Tho
u-sl,sich wife "nuiinniai III" ir'IInl hushIld
and his mistress .Sl- was visiting s"n,
hirnhs an tho Opposite sd, "i thr street, whrr
she spiui him, ,nl huuiu'i tight d'i"Ss 10 con
hunt hiiu. although her fr,"Gi tdvisch bet Il
remain quiet William seems mnrr hspo.c'
give ny his wifn ,i'sn /" give up the widow
aud u srpcsIs rr"laIls that b" will ,poii L.r'
su"ther hivUiSo suit nnirtcl Sg,ins, him.