New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
WAqOBMAN AND PAINT CLEANER.
ROMANCE OF A DOCTOR AND HIS WIFE
HAYEss FAMILY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THEIR
soS's WIFE AS AN ADVENTURES.

| sons WIFE AS AN ADVENTURES.
The young couple who were in quest of informa-
ton at the Bureau of Vital Statistics on Monaay
yesterday by the sudden notorlety into when tney
have sprung. When TRIBUNE reporter called OIL
sS first Mo- met Mr Hayss who asked
nervously, Would you like to see my wife ~ he,
| stepped to the door and called "Claral" The bru-
nette BRIDE who standing at the head OF the
| stairway waiting to be called, quickly came down.
and the reporter listened to the romantic tale OF
their marriage, told by the young wlie ana ver'leu
by the husband who unrolled certiicate aieer Ger
tiicate to prove that there had really Deeh har'
The story as told by Mrs. Hayes was as follows:
IL came from Charlottetown, in Prince EDWARDS
| Island. two wears ago. My parents are dead. but
| have a married sister in Boston and an aunt IN
| Charlottetown. l went first to New,haY1n anu
| later TO Boston, and came to Now-York on jugs
| Losing my pocket-boOk on the boat, Went 10 o.
MaIy's Lodging House. at No. 235 West Fourteenth
| st. and after remaining there Two weeks Wehe "
| the Gilsey House, where was cmpioyeu 'i'' ""'
A. this point the young man, who had rena ined
standing IN silence against The wall, unfolied mar
Ptage certificate dated August 1. signed by the
Rv MIR. Schneider, the Lutheran minister, of No. VI
| Second-ave., TO whom reIefence was ihuo III 81"
| TRICpNE Yesterday. Mrs Hayes continued as tol-
Il didn't want to marry so soon after meeting
| Mr. HAYES Why | had only known MN TWO
| weeks knew nothing of his family and ne knew
| nothing OF mine, and so 10 put MN on qnote9
| that expression about Beware OF Niuo"s', "iii i
| told him that l was Wiuo"' p"V '""' ~ ~
| rcpel his ardor.' e-. ,..... ola horo n.
terrupted his % spT r ScbneideTs
one night and took her there, not telling her tntt
it was clergymans, and we were married. a''noS'
| "We did not live together for week" continued
| the wife, aud on August ! wrote HIM letter
telling him that we would not count lhat ai h III
| Second-ave. as of any Importance; tnat l
| would return TO Boston, and that tnen we
would wait for fortune to drift us together later on
| In lfe He did not want to 90 tnai ana on the Io,
| iow,ng dav we were married by Father Mckiunon,
| OF ST. Francis Xaviers Church, III west ok
| feminist" ,,..,,.a ,h,a
point was established and the thread oil the s'oiy
| was again taken up ,, ., - ,
I'VE were married again YESTERDAY sue con 1ns
one one; given by the Rev. y. n MeKinnon
on Monday 1t consists Of tue following
| statemenf. II certify that Robert Hayes, Jr..
| wasmarned % Martha Ellen Dunn. August 8, 1883,
and that William Brophy and Mary Brennan we're
witnesses as appears 10y the marriage register oi the
| Church OF S.. Francis Xavier oil New lorH.
| before chatting with the happy family the re-
| porter had witnessed n scene less pleasant Ihe
| father of tho young man is Dr. H. IL. naSes, al
| English physician, descended he saws nom sc'rn
| generations of professional gentlemen Ito iEes
| at No 81 Macdougll-st. vith his family. when
consists OF his wife and tniee uans"'e ,hc
| IN. eldest daughter is study at the
| Homeopathic Medical College. ana WIN he gaou-
atod next spriug. The rage of DR.. Hayes was
mingled with me soo0ag 9 Dis W Sbe n se have
| sn-nt an Rob J" exclaimed the angry lathcr.
" BE quiet" said his wife: Then turning 10 ,le
| reporter she continued Boz was sucn g"ou
h5v mill he met this adventures Yes. put 1t down
| adventuress He was druggcd, | am sure lie was or
ne would never have married the grl lie mas D.t
| do Won not think the marriage can he broken AZ
soon as our LAWYER returns from the country sball
SEQ about It; Bobole never drank AT All uh'ii he
met this woman" . =, .. ,r,.,
lie was graduated from tho NeIica y ycp'i
| of the University of the City Of Ncw-ioIk IN the
| snring of 1882 and was a fayOrte OF Dr Daring
| who Is a personal friend of mime, sad ~ hayes
| I'VE were living at Newtown, l.. L." sad tue
eldest daughter and as my brother Was q OashIu
| how came here and We had furnished rooms to.
| pcfhcr lie was much averse to tae society OF
| ladies' Before entering the university ne s'uu'eu
| year at Bellevue, and was good student.
| The reason gwen why young hayes Wstcheu ~
| hotel instead of Ivy tho bedside OF patents lhc
has been employed as the night watcninhn OF Tue
GIscy House for a year, ana at the holel DlGnto1
| at Coney Island the two previous summersl was that
| he dld not Wish TO practise medicine uhui NC h'h
! gained a small fortune in some way anu IL was
while watching at the GilNey House III July tnat
| he met MISS Dunn, who wlthh wv"
| weeks became Mrs Hayes. Alter tho reporter
| had started leave the former nome OF young
| Hayes the mother called him DICK anu ASKED tnaV
| the statement should be made PLAIN that IN her
opniou the reason girl had passed herself on as
| a widow was because she had something 10 conceal
| When the bride was shown ths1 stat
| ment she said quietly; Let them prove
| it, adding: " 30 she says that am an adVcntu-
| ress1 Well if | am | got baby taken III, ahd 80
did he. But are married All Tue SAINT even u
| we vcr, never engaged; tnen turning TO the
rcnortcr Mrs Hay es asked neiVOush, ID "a think
| that they will send detectives to Prince EdwaIdS
Island and look up my recordi But If they do
| they can't separate rs" $500
Miss Osborne. the president OF ST. Mary's Lodging
| House was prOfuse in her prlaso oI CARA
! who is also called Martha Ellen III one oil the
three certificates At the Glsey House young Hayes
was praised, while his wife was dismissed with the
| expresslou 'She was one OF our paint cleaners"