Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
TROUBLES OF THE HuBBARDs.
Nrs. Hubbard Said to BE In sioux City So
Ing for a Divorcs


The domestic troubles OF William ID. HUB
bard and his handsome young wife are again
causing no little talk ut Red Bank Y. J. The
wife has gone to Sioux City with her child for the
purpose Of securing an absolute divorce, which
will permit her to marry again. Mr.. Hubbard
b the son Of John S. Hubbard. wealthy resi-
dent OF the town. About eight years ago Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel S. Ailaire went to Red Bank
from New York with their three daughters and
two sons. The three Allaire girls we're all un-
usually pretty and well educated.
Mary, or Name, as she was called, the young
est daughter, was a handsome blonde of fne
ngure and very viyaciOus- She had soprano
voice of exceeding sweetness and power. She
joined the choir of the First Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church and sang in all the big concerts
gwen IN the town She fond of the COM
psny of young men. She became acquainted
With young viii Hubbard, and when she was
nineteen years Of age she had promised to
marry him His parents strongly opposed the
match.
The Young couple were married. and when
the husbands parents became reconciled to the
marriage Mr.. Hubbard ST., erected a hand
some cottage on Monmouth street. in which
VIII and his bride began housekeeping. The
young welded people were both popular and
they entertained In good style.
Three wears after the marriage Mrs Hubbard
became the mother of pretty little girl The
next year IL became known that discord had
erePt into the little family circle. The differ
ences between the young husband and wife
grew into frequent and bitter quarrels.
The husband intensely jealous Of his
wife and frequently accused her Of being en-
tirely too fond of the society Of other young
and unmarried men. The family Of the hus-
band took his side, while the friends of the
Allsires stouty championed the cause of his
wife.
Mrs Hubbsrd's parents returned to New
York. where her father died. About two years
sgo q very bitter quarrel occurred. which was
ended BY Mrs. Hubbard throwing q pan Of
dish water her husband. The next day
young Hubbard m ysteriously disappeared from
his home and the town.
His wife did ali she could to obtain some
trace Of his movements but her efforts were
in vain The members of the Hubbard family
said they knew nothing about him or his hiding
place. The pretty cottage in which the young
couple began housekeeping was sold under the
foreclosure OF mortgage held by Hubbards
father.
About six months ago Mrs. Hubbard went to
her mothers home in New York with her child.
She has two brothers. They all refuse to say
anything about the case. But il is known that
Mrs Hubbard told several persons that she was
going 70 Dakota TO obtain o divorce there.
Late Saturday night the missing young bus
band came TO Red Bank II he has ever been
there before since the time of his mysterious
disappearance none but his relatives know of
his visit He talked Saturday night with a
number of his friends, but refused to tell
where he was living
IL Is said by those who say they can prove it
that young Hubbard is interested In a business
house in New York, and that he boards in
Brooklyn. A few weeks ago Mrs. Allaire, the
mother of Hubbard's WIFE inherited a fortune
estimated at nearly 900. 900.