Sunday morning globe., 1901-11-03
JUST A Warming
To a Clerk in Sixth Auditor Castles
Office
TO Be SIMPLY A HUMAN BEING
A Tale The Half Of Which Is Not Being TcId
But VIII Have a Sequel Il a Neglected Wife
Is Not Done Justice The Report is Being
Circulated Quite Openly - So They Better
Watch Out" huif Ced

The object Of this article is tn in
duce without further exposure a clerk
in Sixth Auditor Castles Depart
ment to be an average human being.
| So sure as he disregards The Globe S
! forbearance he will lose his position
and be forever disgraced in the eyes
and estimation Of all decent people.
That the individual, referred to, will
realize that The Globe is in possession
Of his name and other, at present, un-
! printable facts, may easily be inferred
| by readers Of the following pitable tale
! Of mans inhumanity and woman's
blind confidence i'm the man she loves.
Some time ago a clerk i'm Mr. Castles
Office fell in love, or pretended to do
so, with handsome orphan girl and
after due time married her. It appears
that previous to this marriage he had
also fallen i'm love with a woman, ap-
plying for a divorce from her hus-
band However he married the young
and pretty orphan girl, but he soon
tired of her She had none of the ac-
complishments of the experienced
grass widow, was neither "chic
nor up to snuff" She was sim
ply an obedient, loving little foolish
wife, who endowed her husband with
all the virtues he was particularly
minus Of. He began a system of i'll
treatment Of this poor little wife and
because of its nature and continuance
was forced to change boarding houses
several times. He was finally com
PEELED to place his wife in his parents
home, with the understanding that he
would care for her, etc. But the wOm-
an who had applied for a divorce won
her case and was free. This set fire to
the impure imagination of the clerk
and he conceived a fine stroke Of policy
Transferring his wife from under the
roof 0f his parents, whc~e he would be
compelled to observe the proprieties
and treat her half way decent, he in
duced or commanded her 10 go and
live with some relatives of her own,
promising to pay her so much per
month. He also made her this propo-
sitiOn:
81 will see you occasionally. you
know, as my wife, and pay you so
much every month. OF course you
know l can get plenty of women for
this purpose an the Department, as
well as outside, so if you are satisfied
with this arrangement you can meet
me when / notify you"
The young wife scarcely comprehend
ed the infanmy of the proposition to
prostitute her by the man who had
vowed to cherish and proteC. her, but
when she grasped his meaning and its
full import she hastened with breaking
heart to acquaint her relatives with
the unspeakably infamous proposal.
1t is needless to state that prepara-
tions were Immediately made to bring
this nice specimen Of a husband to a
realizing sense Of his grossness and
the duty he owed his heartbroken
wife.
Whether this movement will be sue |
cessful is still problematical. but in |
the event Of its failure The Globe will /
have the disagreeable duty Of publish |
ing names and more specific details in |
the immediate future when the case is
brought into the courts.