New-York tribune., 1893-11-23

by Mr. Bates to the plaintiff were offered IN evil
dence and were identified - her Following are
parts of several Of them:
The Dakota TUESDAY. a. m.
Nv Darling Little Fancee: Since leaving you last night
I have great deal TO tell you. In the hrst place.
rode home in one Mr. Laws very best riehth-ave
cars retired arising 73O in bold way no" nave
had OF the bsrber's best shaves IN quiet way.
Now I going drive four green SKATES IN u pold
way Then am going 10 buy couple OF MI ''aS"''u
premiere a quiet way. Cheer up uA'"ns' Do
not down hearted. Everything is all righ ana 'here
is nothing in worrying II there was any thhs I" worry
about would different l will drive up ID DOL;
way at 4l5 with mail phaeton and till then believe me-
ever. your boy. l>",''-
NV DARLING WIFE. was a. the stable all the after
noon. thought that you might be down. wiz DE
there all the afternoon tomorrow Don worry ,'ns'
Papa will take care Of himself at the pa'i All ~ !.
is going that Is the male faction will look out and
drink too much will constantly be thhklng OF
YOU darling Iias ent been awful going To-day ihe
my new togs nt fine but the trousers are en-
tirev small. Pretty tough. sent II h"' wiz se'
square on he price. hope We'll Good-nght
darling BE a good little girl anu thnK OF your p'' anu
.,,, au -. ,o,o.s lave CHARLIE
Indian IIarbor Hotel.
Ny Own Darling: got in here about an h0uf ago.
have lust got my clothes changed. and feel quite
clean after n bath . Pardon not writing 10 YOU
on my arrival but the who works the wire machine
had gone home. E. l frightfuly homes'cK Tor
you darling 7 love YOU whole heart and soul,
my darling my own wife, | counting the hours
until see your loving face again. baby Daring thlnK
Of your papa and remember that he is thinking OF you
every second with an ocean OF love. Believe mo, your
own papa, '"|>I"''''
Newport Reading Room.
NY Darling Wife: ! you wire early In the even
ing I am awfully lonesome. and cannot tell
you how miss you lot Of chaps al TIE
club and If I drank every time was askeu "onlu
be paraiyzed have only taken two drinks since 'hs
.u.fiil
is coming out TO place in the morning. ana nope
him hay. II is very chilly h'i'' anu "opc
that | don't get trapped tonight
I hope that you got home all right and had pieas-
ant trip suppose that the widow looked you over Tor
a worth.
Isn't It a pretty up the bay? ordered SIX roosers
will put that swee-smeins cheesc III 'he
box 10 flavor the ROSTERS up Mana darling. think
OF YOUR papa often and remember that he Is thinking OF
you every second With Narragansett Bay full of papa
love for you. Your husband. CHARLIE.
Ny Darling Mana: | hope that you will forgive papa
to-day but have got the Doodle and that Is what we
out for. Please do not De Cross u papa
when he up
Mana was a pet name which Mr.. Bates sometimes
used Some O: the letters contained scandaous al
lusions to well-known society people in this city.
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution for
81 .693 against Charles F. Bates In favor OF FRED
erck Lee balance due for horsewear, harness. sad
dlery ETC. purchased by Mr.. Bates from September
90 1891 to June 80. 1898. The total amount OF the
bill was s3.777 on which there was balance due
of sl.6G2 The suit was begun In July last but
Judgment was taken by default yesterday Deputy
Sheriff Terry called Mr.. Bates out Of the court
room and served the execution but Mr.. Bates
claimed he had no property whatever.