The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-07-25
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TRUE TO HIS LOVE.
A HUSBAND WHO CHERISHED THE
MEMORY OF HIS DEAD WIFE.
The Peculiar Fashion II Which He Showed
His Faithfufness-always Acted As II
His Wife Vas Still With Eirn-The Pa
thetic Story Ted by a Hotel Clerk.

His Wife Was Still With Ein-The Pa
tfletic sters Ted by a Hotel Clerk.
The Sun reporter was leaning il i
graceful attitude against the caunter Of
an up town heel Office, c11lyersing II
al insouciaat and ncnell&lact manner
with the lausa.sT and imper:ocs clerk,
as reeectars always Do, VIXEN D nice
loet8lssst Cd gentleman, Wit, ! stenougA
pr0y1nc3alisn III his appearance Il show
thai he WIS ,ct. Il New Yorker, though
he might L@vc GENE from Phila.eiuhia
or a..y ether rsilal district, came Up u
the register a. Il he lad Leea there be-
fero and wrote lis name and address.
In q few r.inntes the clerk had sent
hIa CT t lis rvum with q bellboy and
resumed his conversation.
Queer old chap" he sad, nodding
III tie direction Ct the departing guest.
Tie reporter whirled the register
around to look at the name.
"Ees:o h reE1.ed i~aestianingly. Il
see t,sat lie l.as slSnea himself and wife.
WhcHeisthe VIE: Iathe ladies parlor:'
That the 4geer partcf It" ccntin.
ned the clerk With az eviGe4t purpose
OF telling : s51s, and the reporter be-
cane interested. isn't any wife.
Hes; . We Yer. aAd has beea fer Is
yeas, BIT II i.Gs been s:sring it that
way II to tea ye&-sl have known
nm IL IS I.7E. 90, a2d was married ct
AZ, ;.s3 i2e romance Is as pretty as It
Is fssfaa11e
Ai-a IszG=a&l. Nelt'ofed the report
ef' ~ e s4s1fs1rl to the memory Ct
one NGsl3a' ali t2"t woman MS VIE.
alf,zNEeIs tS*t Hof all SO.
Ira Is Wy tlss ones stary IS tie
more interesting. Lei lae tel You. AZ
20 ne WIS Il paEf Ea6H& clerk II q west
EN- t9Nh - VS. ftAsaal1eaily adiG
aeStAS III lsN3 VIII d pretty Slfl q ~.
II LAY he st5a 11i9 sac Was Ill love
VIII h2nl, zoe, na5 7 had queer no
1i91s, ana Is teey We're DOM poor, and
q I4e-1 s1sa vas &.2x1ous e marry the
s-15' ~ -, / ts-st rs love, pa0 iet con
eeS!t-te-.t t->ts q St.I@1 II the paAi' feed
on ms ea.3s9& e1l&e2, as = We're ana ne
pllleti II Thought ahe WITH green and
yellow m@4ttls9h. y sat Ike patience On
monument, "1lie TIE otaer man MAJ
flei hef.
AT 81 Sse Nas q WIDOW ard poor,
IGf tsf husband h2d a4Sslpatea lis Ter
tune, ant as4s lfie1t mere. still a BACH
elof isia IS 1aaef III love as ever, was q
successful ~1aefcha.1t. 1hls time he WAS
hravef, Tor he was possessed OF the SIN
ef@ OF war, a28t WITHIN a years time
he aaa married her. 1t was rather hasty
on hef part, possibly, but he had wait
ed SehS eH81#f aAa was So lmportunate
tbe6 she COMPROMISED with ann OF che
year instead OF the regulation two Ct
WleoWhocd. They came to this hotel
On their wedding tour and were here
two weeks, and L CT the proprletors
OF the hotel Informs me that he never
has seen a couple more suited TO each
otnef aaa better SATISFIED with each 9th
er. After that he cane to the city III the
sprsas ahd aafu1nn TO buy goods, and
Sic always accompanied HIM, and they
see9zed to &c 10 farther away from the
honeymoon season with each recurring
yeaf.
AT last, after the fifth spring trip,
he d7d nat come, but his manager did,
ana ne said tl2t the vile had died and
the hESofId snllnd was affected, though
they hoped he would I around all
rlsht III time. IN the following spring
he came AGAIN, BAT ne was not the same
man aay more. lis ml1a vas clear On
az business matters but ne was queer
about MS Nlfe' ana q ssdder faced mar
e9o.oA ! 70 ,eel1a any iefe. lae ola
clefk' VINO iiaa eeeh at the counter On
MS previous VISITS was there when he