The sun., 1897-05-26
BEAT HER HUSBAND AND 4 WIDOW,
Hrs. Schultz says She Found Them CaressinE
Each Other.

Eucn Otner.
Mrs. Sarah Schultz, tho wife Of William II.
Schultz. wcll.known and we!l-to-do jeweller at
40 Broadway. Williamsburg caught her hus-
band with middlc-agcd widow yesterday after
noon. and thrashed them 10th with hickory
stick. Schultz is 63 years old. and for forty
years has livei in Williamsburg. He belongs to
several German societies and has four children.
all Of whom are married.
Until yesterday all OF Schultzs friends be-
Heved that he and his wife lived together hap.
PLY. About 1870 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the neighbors saw n wcll-dressed woman. about
IS years old. leave Schultz's house by tho hall
door. The woman ran up Broadway toward
Union avenue. Presently Mrs. Schultz up
pcarcd with stick in her hand.
Where has she gonef' Mrs. Schultz ex-
claimed.
III you mean n woman" said n boy to tho
jewellers wife, there she goes W the street.
Mrs Schultz looked up Broadway and saw the
wcdressed woman who had left the house n
few moments before running with all her might.
Mrs. Schultz started in pursuit and shouted to
the people ahead of her to stop the woman At
Union avenue and Broadway Mrs Schultz
caught the woman and began to belabor her
with the stick.
You will visit my husband, will you r.
thGuted Mrs. Schultz. as she brought the stick
Gown on the woman's shoulder The woman
peided for mercy and a crowd gathered. Mrs.
SChnliz tried 10 strike the woman again, but was
toher house just MS Policeman Balling appeared.
Aerowd was in front OF the store, and Balling
tsked Mrs. Schultz what the trouble was about.
She told him nnd said she was sorry that she had
not been able TO beat her husbands visitor into
nssn;ihility: In the meen time Schultz WAS in q
io0n tack OF the 81 ore. The policeman cleared
uestewalk and then went away.
\ ,Toa reporter Schultz said that his wife was
insanely jealous OF him. He added that he had
"A n
Sndwitll and as he was eating the sandwich
his wife appeared and beat him as well as his
While Schultz was speaking his wife ap-
peared.
,"Do not telievo the old villain" she ex-
Schultz got behind the counter. went into tho
back room, and locked the door.
HR She said that for more than a year her
husband had been flirting with other women.
out on account Of her children she kept the
.-On several occasions" said the woman. 81
found my husband in his room, and also in my
trpose him, and for the sake Of our children ]
SiH SSn t: My husband apa spoke 10 each each other
oa @ FS 10 Ss%
ead would not be home until last night. Instead
agong away went to the hall door and stole
husband in the store below talking to a woman.
heard him lock the store door on the inside.
n sSf then 10th he and the woman their
stairs which run up from the store and
Under my own bed and waited long enough to
go caresses pass between my husband ana the
woman, and then l got out from under the bed
and beat both. My husband ran down the stairs
othe store and locked the door. Then turned
ny yettcntion TO the woman and threw her down
lhe hall stairs. She turned and struck me In
lhe face. Then sho unlocked the hall door and
reached the street. l pursued her, and. after
nriSihg her again several times, let her CO."
hrs. Schultz said she didn' know the woman's
esnr, but that she was widow.