The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
A Wife's Deep Love.


Letter io1ioWee ie..cfi' any ~. ~
CURED TINS same line OF deep, Mainl,
wlfely affection. Mrs. AcCue l'equent,y
deplored the 1act Gthat her NJ pai'u c ~
not leave the NOT town ana aus'y- ,oli'ce
and join her at the &. re es,'l
Springs. IN every letter F.nere !, wa" as
kiss for you and dear little sam They
We're signed almost Invariably, ours,
lovingly. Fannie" Here are few para
graphs from the correspondence:
October 80. 1900: "When are you coming
over; please write soon; tnke good care
of everything; my dearest love to you,
Sam, Harry ana Ruby
October 81, $780, my best love and kiss
for Yourself the little boys and Ruby Z
January. 1899: II am anxious to hear
from YOU. You may expect me
home Tuesday. With love and kiss for
YOU all. Yours lovingly, Fannie
July. 1899: at is too late or L would write
more. Yours devotedly, Fannie
May IL, 1860 dated at Charlottesville:
''Yonr letter Just received, and | viii
has ~ h,,,nsned since vo;, loft have
=, iseo., pp,, TERRIBLY ana Viii he delighted
toTsee vor hack again. though l don't
wish 10 hurry YOU back, for you rarely
have n nice trin. With a heart full OF
love Yours devotedly, Fannie.
July IS. 1850, at Rawley Springs: Love
to one and all. Yours lovingly. Fannie"
July 6, .Sps, at Batesville: ''We were glad
to hear from you and Sam this evening.
We know you are lovely. You
and William must be sure to come. :
With much love. Yours devotedly, Fan
ME-
July II, 1899, Greenesville county: I'VE
Will see You all soon. - with much
love. Yours fOndly, Fannle.
August,s1sn at Atlantic City:F"l nave
lust t.me 20 eet "a lFft.eI 20 sou
! surely wished forsy last night.
The bath!ns has neeh me every titne :
went IN to-oay. was warn a.,u III;
na:e put ~, ~. -, " W =
come. - Mucn ioNe. ].
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vas tn'hea one' - me ~ s.i, az ,,,,,a
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This concluded the batch OF letters
from Mrs. 5icCucs to her husband. Mr..
Crawford was called back to tho stand.
10 was handed another packet They
were the letters from AcCue to his wife.
written in reply to those already read.
Tho witness identified the handwriting,
and Mr. Walker began to read again.
throughout these letter. there ran the
sarne strain that distinguished tho Others
Much of it was gossip and references 10
household affairs; much tender solicltude
Tar The comfort and safety OF the absent
vito Thev we're addressed to "aIy Dear
Idtrle Sweetheart" ..alv Dear Little Oar
Ing" "My Dearest WIfe."sand 60 on
1,ba fo,,oyyiny oYccrnts vii give an idea
~ ,,,a ,nne ~ this aide az the corrcspor,d.
enca,
INV i, ,sn. "ro Jon realize this II
our h,bv.s birthdnvq He asked mo 70,
., w,t s.rr,,e,on for dinner md I shall have
,,a n,,''ana hnn.
, ~ 81 .od "a Ha.r nil p,hv ora neasantI,
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ME. to near that you aro enjoying youf'