The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25

nim 1oea aento. Tom. think you make
very 9fsas nssaks b. ins,naa,ing ao.s sse-
ssan things ts this pssson. Do you forget. dear.
that am yoer wife. perhaps the mother Of yous
ehiidrsn! soryivs you iovs. Coz love yoa
esesiy. 20 cessiy would have lsis you long
ago only fos ihss Iowa Perhaps you ere OF the
opinion ] would have LET'S ron 70 hsse doss
weoax. DO Eos Uss;ato me IN tnis. an
thoroughly disxusssd With snyshirg Per.
sainiaE TO that life. s1d that 10 Why
- Of you 20 psststsntiy 10 cease ssmtnding
- Of ny pat. sad 70 eeaes siiuning 70 those
people In our ooavsrssssons, for I AVE nosnins
70 40 with ss'ose women. and 10 pstns ne vssy
much TO telik my husband esn End nothing
else 70 discuss whsa bone. But am sure. dear,
yoa VIII do letter In the future vhsn yoo tnink
aud realize how I am trying 70 DO
what - ssAs and you ere uyins
70 90 al you ean % discourage
me. sm sorry you cannot come tomorrow fos
would like 70 much 70 have you home ior Sun.
DAY. but OF esurss you know bsss what you can
Do Ny dssss 10 anishsd and should ike IL 70
wear upon my next "Trip, % u you can ssnd ne
The money with which to get Isl viii como up
tomorrow on MuitanmaA love my laundry - Il
and Mn Kennedy comes due besides Is Owe
her, tn. Tom. 70 b very economical. bat.
dear. I'm Obliged 70 spand something, no mat
Ter how essssui an II 10 vssy vssm today
asd An ncs teelsrg veil. ! sincerely trust
you are veals God e.sss you. Your own vile.
URsrLA.
In the nett. dated October =, she tells
him Of Dr.. Crichton's demand for payment
Of his bill, and urges HIM TO sell his lots In
Olympia arid pay his most pressing debts.
The next day. October q. she writes:
Dsyisa0: Fry 10 come homo soon for am %
fiji sad wrsseaed feel Ike dying. am getting
worse oil alag II ! an not pregnant / Am
certainly thfsstsnsd with . severe speil Of sick
Essa kssp eonsoling myseif With the thought
that I'm 10 become . mother. II An disap-
potntsd ssain ! shalt 90 mad. for I
fesl, then. you will always love aud stay
By mo. baby viii also do % much
% help sne cheer my life, for you are never
With me AM more ! am 20 lonely and long %
much for sdms one 70 talk 10 and love. The
ladies here sse very kind 70 me, but then, they
are not you. II you could SEQ rae nov. - l
write this. you would feel sorry Tor me. Ny
soom ell upsss Il have no ambition 90 worK), my
Ore almost burned out ! am sitting here
shtvsring With cold and 90 sick can
hardly hold my head up Lunch 10 Just over.
had TO leass the table / could not eat. and
the smell o; the food made ms faint write
you I'll, for think you Will like 70 know. Do
come home soon TO your WIFE.
On November she wrote letter equally
afYectionatu, in which she said:
give the house up Ia about . week. ~ she tn
tends going into the massage business Miss
Walsh leaves for San Francisco again on Tues
day. she les besa nosinst her brother 10 not
expected scs live. Mn. Reed 10 still here.
She has not received her letter from England -
yet hope she remains until the drss OF the
yesr. 90 I can 20 In With her and make some
money TO hep ne out OF our financial trouble ]
have been vssy well for the past lev daya Your
visit homo hsiped me wonderfully ! sincerely
hope. darling. you are Strengthening up your
business enthusiastically. Oh how ] wish We
could leavs shis country. disllks IL 20 much.
I on know told you in my letter Thursday
night ] expect to Get those ooys 70 saho
guitar Lessons from me. think they will come
Monday. agresd to take the three boys. two
lsssous week. for III . month. OF course,
that 10 very little. but then ! an only
paying IS . mouth aud can afford TO
charge 81 less than am paying. Miss Btodgett
says I an perfectly competent 70 take children
pupils. aud should succeed 10 gss three more
SIS month. and that 10 .
consideration now thsss hard times.
and then, again. vii; b helping you
and shalt feel 70 proud and happy knowing
shia The xentieman's name Il forgot In my
letter last night IL Destsgner.
Now that Mrs. Boyd has been acquitted.
Il II an interesting question what she
will do. the revelations Of the trial A.
TO tho bester phases of her strong char
acter have enlisted in her behalf the sym.
patty Of large number of friends. Some
there are. moreover, who have stood by
her with unfaitering devotion from the
fret in spite Of public ridicule. While
the sealous friendship Of these people is
no doubt gratefully appreciated by Mrs.
Boyd, the success which has attended
their efforts in her behalf has apparently
given them such claims upon her that
their very zeal may prove embarrassing to
he. in Withholding from her the friend.
ahip OF these who. not having such init
matc acquaintance with her history and
character, we're not so forward with their
friendly sympathy.
Chief anong this class IL Rev. Mr..
Carnes, who has. since Mrs. Boyd's arrest.
been her sarmest champion. and given
her a QaiEotc and se!f-sacriiicing devo-
ton. A reporter for the Posr-lSrELLf-
sEScER called upon Mrs. Boyd last night.
She said that she had not yet
determined upon ner course for the future.
and in fact had not We, given the matter
serious thought, as she felt tho necessity
of taking a little rest after the severe nerv-
Gus strain oi the past week. For the pres
ent she will remain at the house o. her
good friend. Mrs. Ross. on Ninth street.
until she Gets rested up and RECEIVERS her
s,renth somewhat.
she spoke teelng,y Of the kindness
Of her friends. and said she had
no complaint to make against any
one since her troubles began. THE
only thing regret about tho whole mat
ter" she said. is that IL was necessary 10
introduce she correspondence between Mr..
Eovi and mvsrf in the trial. This Was
done against my wishes. but my attorneys
perhaps thought il essential tn my case. "
Just than Mr.. Carnes came into the
room and MAS invited by Mrs. Boyd to
take a seat Reeogn slng the reporter in
his representative capacity, he iaonched
into . ser es Of accusations against the
posr-ISrEiLi6kxorg claiming that II had
slanaerei 10Th him and Mrs. Hoyd from
unworthy motives. and impersincntiy
warning Mrs. Row! aeoat what she should
say 10 The reporter. ~ the Posr-fSTErii-
arxcys might misrerresea; what she
should say. Mrs. Boyd could not well
offend the friend who had done 50 much
for her, although his aeal Was carried 70
such an exeess.