The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
THRIFTY GROCER.
The Character Mrs. C. B. Walls
worth Gives Her Husband.
SUIT Ne oveaDiD HIS ECONOMY.
- ssys ne FED Hsr On Feed shs Pub
IL ssjesssd-shs wanss Diverse
ssit for Road warrasts.

r.lr r. Wsisworsh. wife Of Chssfes D. wsis.
wsr<h, encs wesi-known seattle real estsse
se<zs, eoEA nencsd 9 suit for Gisorcs - The su-
p<f;es cguFi yesterday On tue groaut OF her boa
fxn3s failure 70 prcvids Tire comforts Of life.
- sesrcely any of the naeezsifses Tor her and
sbsIf daughter. other sensational allegations
~sss slso made. AMONG them tsze common one
= ~ mach motherin-ssw
he Eslsworths were married In this city on
0sz0tez IS. Is5i, and 70 outward appearances
wes happily united. having 4 eornsorfab .
tsuse on Rainier street. . few blocks sousa 81
Jo1kson, and the revelations OF tie bill Of con-
1ixlst 1ied ~ the vile In thu superior court
gnnter1sJ VIII no doubt be sonswha startling
3 frieAfs OF the coueie. both having lived In
oesf<Ie fnany years. Mrs. HsIxwogth complains
~ snoss from the day Of her marriage shs
- bssn badly used ~ her husband. who has
nfssed 20 provide for her according to her
n1siea. has frsstsd her harshiy In pres
s1es OF strangers and rendered married
rs Tsssrsiiy bnrdensoms 10 her From August
SO 20 April ]. Of the present rear. aha states.
~ kasband was In she grocery business ~ 2u7
Jesier avenue and was making On IN average
d fiU per mouth. yet during that time he
msts no suitable provision for the family lis.
~. bringing home for use in tho family uusai.
sDis grocsrtes. She wss confined In September
ii iss2 bat during her illness be made no effort
- fIoFt1e net VILE t38 qeHG&cle9 SIZE efave1
sBd coetinusd 70 hrinz home stale eggs. ranesd
bitter and other job iots OF groceries until her
skttndsnts during her confinement refused 20
~ ~ TIE table AID left the house and ia mis-
zsss 80 disgust
Continuing. she states that on Msy %. 1893,
halsworth brought to the house hts mother,
sBhon be -set mp over her." and consulted with
tsr In preference 20 bis vile about every possi-
tls matter, against tue wishes OF The plaintsH
nd 10 her great discomfort The nsxt para
eF1ph contains 9 still mote sensational asgega-
nos, which la effect IL that waiswoFth brought
roman OF bad reputation, with whom his vile
hzd desired no acquaintance. 70 the house and
Hsed % force bis wife to receive her. without
tsccsss. The dats OF this sllsgsd attempt at
fieiAlion OF tho privacy aud sanetity OF the
fAintih > home IL not given, but Immediately
hiowIug IL the statement that on Octobsr o the
plaintin left the defendant and vent 20 live with
1eS father. with whom she has aince remained.
hr1 Waisworth asks IN the prayer OF her
ecmplaint Tor the custody OF her daughter,
Jasnita Mildred walswofth, the only eEiid,
and further asks that walsworth be restrained
~ the court from stealing the child from her,
= be has threatened 10 DO, she ssys she slso
aaks ior $3.50 Temporary alimony.
Ealswcrth figured somewhat prominently In
De Nellie Hoigats disappeafancs sensation last
spring, and was once assaulted BY giddy Nsilis's
eray-hsirsd father, who thought that Walls
worth was playing him for money By promising
y produce the girls body upon . reward bslus
easred. walsworth denies any connection
Win shs affair.