The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-06
SHE WILL STICK
TO HER HUSBAND.
Defends Him Against Blame For
Failure OF His Concern.
He WAS TOO LIBERAL
AND BELIEVED TOO THOROUGH
LY IN PEOPLE-coURT nv.
VESTlGAT,NG HIS TX
TENSlvE AFFAlR3.

New York, May 5,-nr w T.. Wood
end, broker, harseman and society
lealor whose company went to the
wall this week owing 500 creditors
nearly $50o00O, has a s;aunch defend
er in his beautiful wife, who says she
would 40 10 prison rather than be
separated from him.
The inquiry into WeolerIs affairs
was begun yesterday afternoon Wood
end, who it was believed. had fed to
Canada, or the Pacific coast. was ar,
rested here Tuesday afternoon
II was rumorod then that Mr..
Woodcnd, who has remained shut Ia
the splendid mansion in Wes; Seven
tyiirst street had resolved nut 10 live
with him again She made a vigorous
de1ial OF Il:
u woulI so to Sing Sing with him,
she said, but he will never have to
so there
lie Is honest and know that every
thing will come out all right People
will know some LAY that he did not
mean to do wrong to any one If he
has erred II is being too generous to
people, and believing too thoroughly
IN them There has never been a day
GI.pce he went away that men and
women whom he has helped in a
thousand ways have not come to com
fort me | dc not know where he IN.
but do know that he will be back ana
will prove that he is innocent.
Dr Woodend was Il very conserva-
tive man, aud never told much about
hmGel But in the position am in to-
day, am learnies more and more of
his christlan self than would over
learn iran him By word Of mouth
and BY let5er ! now learn for the first
time OF HE doctors muniticence. 0f
the good he lid whom others were IN
trouble i was money here ana mons
ey there, 10 assnlge the pangs Of fin
ancial di.tres5, and do not wish that
one dallar of that morey should come
back to us No he knew what he was
doing. ard the star of Dr. Woodend
las not set forever"
When asked about the signing of
a second mortgage on her elegant
n1mc at The law office Of Lltscn a
Bonynge to give bail for her husband,
she said:
1T was about Z o'clock when ! got
ioWn 70 those lawyers Offices" Mrs.
WuoIend said There was my hus
band U3cr arrest. unable to furnish
atb,00o bail because of the lataness of
the hour and threatened with cell
in LUDLOW street Jail Now hardly
snow what | did do or what papers
/ signed | was frightened at the sit
uation that confronted me There wcro
ceyersl men there including my hus.
banls lawyer. net mine. at that time
! determined 90 free my husband arG
execute the second mortgago Mr.
Warner turned to mo and said, re
mcnbcr, Mrs Woodend, am not Civ
ing you any advice Dr Woodond. as
] remember it said. DO not sign the
mortgage Jane would rather go 20
Jail for tonight aud give bail IN the
morning 70 this ! replied. Not so
log ag I can keep you ont No. Dr..
youll 50 home with ne. and he did.
Hut ! was naturally very much up.
set as any woman would be-. and for
the life OF me. | could no. tell you
what papers / signed. Why I woul
have eigud my own death warrant
to prevent the ont mau that love
from being sent jail ASK any othal
true wife or woman what She TOuld
have done IN Ter the circumstance
Somehow. or o.her. Mrs Woodec5
aid "lbere has always been and stil
is an opinion tha, J am worth lots ol
money Well, that Is absolutely un
true when m !her died seven year
ago | got this house. on which there
is a mortgage ol $29.aoa anJ now thi,
second morgags TO George NJ Mac
Mu'len for s9S00 Then taero an
hens. because know some { to,
imDroycm S. such as new plumbing
etc. have no; been bli for ! oar
some saul hills or uniuprosed prop
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