Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-27
Ten xEVrHz WIFE

Ike saz FrzEeise1, ChgSzaels szs ossE
interviewing Mrs. Eom Sevln u fcAs
city. SegIn's wife, Or alleged wife, Der
bean'fF, her career Hs the stage. and Der
supgbsea knsEssdRl Of her k1soAnA :
hidinz plzss. have sssE nearly "a H1en
disclosed By TIE nssxp spsrs - TIE SCI
sathgnzl aighf Of ter husband. she
had lSeen a EDsmbsr of the Devil A7e-
.son trgupe, and cane With the troupe
20 this oosss- Her psc1ii4fitiss or va
cares made her dEAc1it 70 Rst along
vita, and IL Jaiy Lat she l0St her place
when the reporter fOzDd Der he saw
psstatal dsGai- br1nsGts IN bssck satin
Mother Hubbard. 9Th s5ovt sseevss Of
black lss@. TsS striking feature 81 her
face, and one whish IL said % have
saz ed ztAoie rows Of New York dudes
% SIGH ia chorus. IL pair Of bsG. dark
blzs sfyes, shaded EF jst black eyeiashss-
Tns repsrtsr stated his asxissy TO know
ssnaisEinz Of her fHsurs movements n
relation 30 her husSznd's enforced re-
turH 10 Adrian. Tie pretty ballet glri
rested Der pointed chin 10 FonRe-.i1ted
hand, and said decidedly
II I'm going 10 Adrian 70 raee. NY
husband and then may 20 20 SeS York
and 90 90 the stage again.
Year husband viii be 10 Adrian or
thsgsaboats, for some tiIe, won't be-!
TITS delight 81 the dudes opened her
baby bius eyes very vide a. she replied:
We'll. a. my attorney tells ne the
Clark estate people SO going - push
that $50 90 matter to the bitter end, be
may have % BE- there for some time
"flle Clark 10000 natter
Yes. Yoa see Mr. Asvin held-what
do y0s cali h?-ths pover Of attorney
for the Clark estate, and DsortgaRsd
some property for $4,000. The other
mAttsg-ths water boads be took-I
eoald have settled for . very small
amount, bat ] did Dot have the money"
" VTsre you In the city when your
husband passed through from POr.
ToEnsend 10 New Orleans r.
Yes. Just think Of It and |
aidn's know il. | vent 70 the steamer
after | heard Of ths arrest and asked
the pslrssr about the passengers on the
trip, for ! did not believe be had been
arrested The parser described Ne.
Nsvlnl 80 exactly that | knew poor Tenn
bad been caught. He Was the Law part
ner oil a man named Teal ia Port Town
send. and when Teal Vas elected jas
tluc OF Tue Ec1oo aAI. NSNlu PteChtct1
alone
Are You getting advises from Mr..
NeviIi, ~ has bsen sta ed ~
There is not a word of truth in il.
when | go Elst / shall 90 directly to
Mr.. Revin. They can't charge him
With anything more than breach of
trust on that $4,000 matter, can thsy
People seem 10 want 10 charge him With
everything they eau. The other day
got letter from Port Townsend. evil
IDENTIFY written by a woman, and ad
dressed 10 me at the pOoF house
Wasn't thai joke Think of 1.-THE
poor house That was not the kind OF
q house was in Well, this letter Of
fsred 10 tell me ali OF his life in Pori
Townsend IL I would tell In return al
Of his life in AdIiaR. They seen
20 think he didn't want 10 go back &c
Port Townsend. He must have wanted
10, for h8 bought a retarn ticket when
he left there for New Orleans. Do you
think they can charge him with any.
thiBg more than breach of trust on
that 5000 matter r.
Too reporter thOught not and took
bis departure, as the pride of the ballet
seemad to have told the interviewer
everything she knew about Tom and
herself