The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-20

a matter of fact she is fair-looking bru-
nette of the English type, and apparently
about 80 years of age.
The doctor" refused to discuss his
private affairs altogether.
when the case comes to trial." he said,
II will stand as the accuser instead of the
accused. and it may not be pleasant for
Captain Wil0x."
The following is the letter written by
the deserted wife to o friend in this city,
asking him to look out for the arrival OF
her husband:
635 BOWLING STREET. MOORE PARK,
SYDNEY, May 10, 1894.
Dear Friend: am in sad, sad trouble and
1 want you 10 help me. To begin: Eustace
(my husband has deserted me and his only
child and left the Colonies with another woman.
1hey lett newcastle, n. 5. W., on the 18th OF
April on the bark 1nverurit, and are travelling
under the name of DR.. and Mrs. Armftage he
having misrepresent~d himself to Captain Will
l0x as being doctor. Consequently he was
taken on the bark 10 attend Mrs. Willox, who
is expecting 10 be confined during the trip. He
told the captain that his wife was also well up
In midwifery.
last day we were living amicably and peaceably
as man and wife should, and the villain had
planned this all out weeks beforehand. We
were then managing my brothers. store at Wal
gett, but Euslace neglected the business and
my brother was obliged TO take it from him.
During visit L paid 10 Melbourne Eustace
SehV W oNuucy anu Slay6u at Inc MetrODOl6,
When returned / went TO my parents for a
few weeks, and he Came TO see me up to the
hour almost that he left. He told me he had
obtained situation in Newcastle and when he
asked me should he accept 1t l naturally said
yes, knowing how bad times were in sydney
he arranged TO go to Newcastle or
Sunday, April 10, and l was TO follow after
Pasach. Wen, 10 cut this short, he had no sit.
uation at alt, and only did this to put me off my
guard. waited to get letter, and not receiy.
Ing one, went TO Newcastle, and there diSeov
cred be bad sailed on the Inverurie.
When L returned home / received q letter
which he had left with some one to post four
days after he sailed. 1t was such cruel
heartless epistle thatI can scarceIy believe he
was In his right senses when he wrote il In il
he told me he HAD never loved me, and that ht
mad gone away with the only woman be haC
knowing how l loved and trusted him anC
then TO leave me ana my darling boy of wear.
old totally unpTovlded for. To make matter,
worse he robbed my brother aud took away
money belonging TO him. 1 cappo
make out who this creature is he has gone
away With, as never heard him sneak of an,
woman In particular. II you eau find out aDV
thing do so, and give me a description of This
woman. just imagine the villain coins
as doctor when he knows nothing whatever
OF the profesSt0ni have since heard that he
look away all necessary instruments, so In my
opinion ne VIII practice in America as q QuacE
before his departure he never even gave mis-
cnlld farewell kiss, and such darling as he
Is. de Is the admiration of every one. Any
thing you can find out about him please let me
Know. Trusting that your health is better. ]
am your sincere friend.
EANNTE ATEXANnER.