The Washington times., 1908-07-31
DESERTED HUSBAND
MEETS MRS. HOBSON
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twenty-three years old, and Mrs. Kyle
is tboUI the same age. Mrs. Hobson
is about twenty-five, and Kyle, me de-
serted husband. is just about anty-
one. The Kyles were married ia Alex
andria last October, Kyle's mother. who
has a coy home on Fourth street
southwest, declared that she did all she
could TO prevent the n -riage, but had
been unable 10 do IL
Kyle is an engrave is mother says
he met pretty Nellie = < about a year
ago. He went TO PhilL slphia 10 work
and arranged TO get married His
mother heard about II. went 10 the
Quaker City, and stopped it. Love.
however, found a way, and the young
folk were welded IN Alexandria last
October. They lived together abou;
tJGr months, and Mrs. Kyle went 70
S43 New York avenue. where she OBJ
tanned furnished room.
Her landlddy, Mrs. HaTgan. says she
requested Mrs. Kyle 70 leave the place
July 20 because she vas entertaining
married men. Mrs. HObsOn knew OF
these visits, she declared this morning
and she called on Mrs. Kyle once, where
she upbraided her for taking her nus
band away from her. Il was then that
Hobson ana MS Kyle decided 10 go to
New York.
According TO the police, Hobson has
q record other than that in the Juvenile
Court He is now out on a 500 bond
on a charge OF enbeZzlement. II is
alleged that he took money from George
b Faruuar. OF the Belmont Dairy, by
v,hom he was employed. The case
has not been tried
HobsOn's record IS as follows.
April 6, 1896. arrested for destroying
private property.
September Il. 1891, arrested for non
March II, 1893, arrested for emb4zzle-
mont
Jane %. this year. arrested for non
support.
July 4, arrested in attachment pro
Ceedings-
Jl,v q, arrested for embezzlement.
July so. yesterday. two charges OF
forgery were preferred against him
The second charge Of forgery is for
attaching the name Of W. A Taylor
10 q check for Ss45. which was cashcd
b. ". II Bcbinger, saloonkeepr, q
5l2 Twelfth street northwest
Mrs FIobson says she will let the
criminal charges take t,.eir course.
I believed that II II was net FOL
that woman, he would have continued
10 have been a gooc husband 10 ne,
she says, but after the Developments
O. YESTERDAY our lives will follow sep
arate ways IN the future"
KYLE was employed by the W. F
Roberts Company, 14l3 New York ave-
nue., where Z was stated today he was
discharged two months ago
Kyle II is said has been disconsnlatS
since the separation from his wife, and
has not worked a great deal At pres
| ent he IS not employed
When he separated from his wife II
March he went 10 live with his parents
at 60 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
He was nOncOmmunicative about hi
| domestic affairs, simply saying 10 the
! neigh bors that he and his wife had HAD
\ "a little trouble"
| Kyle's parents now reside at 80
| Fourth street southeast, where he &
! making his home An inquiry at thu
! residence this morning elected the in
| formation that he had been in and on
/ during the morning, and had just gone
! out again leaving word that he did not
/ know when he would return
/ II is thought that the trouble Nth his
| vile has preyed on young Kyle's minC
| until he IS unable TO settle down to hi!
i work