The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-10
OF TWO HUSBANDS.
MME sEBELLoTrE's sToRX OF HER
MARTTAE WOES.

a,c,,,- . vo,,- o,r, rroun Rrance-The
Second Put Tjnder Beuds Yesterday ~ MaEis-
trste Hedges because ne Tried to Nih haer.
Nm. Ior,,. s.h.,,otto NJ the dye shop at 2147
Third avenpe ana p,rly. her fat little dog with
tho LONG ears ana tbo abort legs, are both very
hnnnv For d,d not M. Ia Juqe d'Instruction
ussges snsar .nvoroiy m sebeIlotte. the brutal
hn.hand ~ uod.mo and toll him once. twice, |
and avon ,broo tir,cs that n madame once more
m.ao cor,niaIn, tha, he ,vas troublesome to her,
norf, .ra aoh.,,o,,o vo,Id On. instantanement,
70 tho nr;,on on the ,,,ona-as he had been three
- 80" w -. -,e.,ino r,i.bchavior TO
madame. This time, besides tho imprisonment,
he would forfeit h. ooof.. which M. lie Juec ex.
acted as bonds for the good oehaVioro u Nv
Ali o gallant homme 10 M. Hedges OF tho har-
lem Court.
Madame 10 not pleased that tne ne"spNp0's
should print tho story Of the wiekednesS Oh
49, hasrt ~. ~ ~" aI,honeh beau ia 90
wicked.
"What ia this country. she exclaimed, "that
was in court. That which is Of the court is also
Of public record. and 40 the newspapers may do
a. Il ple.ses them aAI Int AM M. Hedresi All, no is
II tho story must be told. by all means let It
concluded, for lies would injure the business Of
ays.ns and cleaning, while tho truth w trom
rouse sympathy Tor the wrongs OF maoeine ron
the monster sn 80 lot NJ 10 reporter write 1T a ne5
49, "n ~ o't, = uos, Iii nt lat he
down upon his stumpy legs until at iast no
scrambles into the lap OF madame. Let FRANCOIS,
who IA no relation to madame. but merely a
,ri.,d .,ord In ,h. d0orwar rhsro ho NAV
irieha' STAND IN the doorwey' wnero ne may
madame, wrong.-and where, when he shakes
his fists. he may break no show cases.
As for Gabrielle, the girl. lot her BIO busy with
the books and packages and the customers, II,
80 disgraeed as was madame by her bad hus-
Ssnd. n. Louis Claude sebellotse, gentilhonme
ora sergeant or a corporal. Who cares An
whom madame was a young girl-ah, SO very
young-her father went to Burgundy, with tho
SebeIiotto, and his son Louis Claude, who was
doubtless a scamp then, but how was q jeuno
die to know ,n., tw.,t,a
savagely. FRANCOIS also exclaimed in anger and
ground his teeth.
perhaps a Week who cares for time when one Is
young and foolish; oh, so very foolish)-the father
t the S III IsSst' I4s 0e EVEN L tbes s meS w sexSd t have
m WAR r tsf h ann he af bss AL = h ne was mu ssnasomHfi IA n 10
handsome still. for that matter. Madame
ai1hod NJ tbia point Put he stayed in
Burgundy. Louise was as beautiful as
she Was Young thenNand It was proper for her
to saw ~ SO now now That she was so Changed. IN. 10
f iispton ana di nSt to Tell ii Ia t tn n moor mo old Woman
who was overwhelmed with tronble). Her
rather rit6 or brought re pga 1t about SO no thas she was mar
Beriy squeakod again. FRANCOIS pulled at his
rrast eonc ereh G EnSg neif sni HSme a and d Ia
h1 T. ey PIs mit cam me-, apron ~ Hmer;c,. Madame came
" -.
Se IA ai moi i dpd T oec sne nSS hl ls mmeric ann maSame
taught French in a convent to earn money to
made ss such e gSSd FsBG5rdss ps.m madame Hs, ' bs' y sai B mf
enough in his empty head: he was not wise
enough to DO a reporter. All. no! His eyes
1fhsy : were were f ri b,. except t. mi see s,m s1i,y r sI5i]I;
he was not worth it., but it was EI
gene francois Le Piem-went back to France
T f%s,ePffi em t esm m0t back; e OF legacy aSg'h Re bro asd ti su,
His friend LaHasrd. The Cominissary Of Poiicee o
Brussels, had Entrusted his daughter, Leon6e, t.
but sotte. M ie reporter should hear. Lazard
p pH In nan q convent satai ue' But to n madame. and esp q
cially to ar husband. 1t seemed that. as Leone.
was so despondent and unhappy, it wal
a pity to put her in a convent SO soon. At las1
unsuspicious. saw in the fullnoss the wicked
ness OF Le Picm. She learned that II would have
Decn Iar Detter TOT IeOnee thu sno Dcen put IL
a convent before she met 10 Piem. 1t was very
sad. LIE Piem seemed quite distressed. Madame
was beginning to be sorry for the man. She was
thinking Of not speaking so angrily to him
when all of a sudden he betook himself back tc
La France, leaving Leonee to mourn and
madame to laugh.
Francois now dabbed at his eyes with one
corner OF tho apron OF Gabrielle. while Gabrielle
used the other corner. Even Berry looked at hi.
mistress admiringly. Was ever any one SC
brave as Madame3
When Le Piem reached France, his friend. thu
Commissary of the Brussels police. had hin
poppedlinto Jail. For NJ. lie Reporter must under
stand that Le Piem had lied-he was always
, liar-when he said that Leonee had been sent Il
, Te Piem had stolen the silly child from her poo
|, Madame, who, grace D Dieu, had no children
to share her misfortunes. went to st. Augustin
) Canada, and taught in a school. She was 81
, happy there! There were no men. Not for tw'
whole months. Then to her, happy, ali! far to,
happy, came Sabellotte. Handsome still, h.
was. and with plenty of money, SO, since l.
1 PieIn. under twenty Years sentence, was legal,
y No one made her. She was Just fool enough
: And how was she to know that Sebollotte ha,
proved a black sheen and been bribed by hi
family With nm alInunnca IN laa We Erance1 1'he,