The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-11
Wife of Thaw Relative Dis
covers Epistles Teeming
With 'Darlings.
NOTES OF TYPIST
ARE FILED IN COURT
Refer to Sharing of Joys and Sor-
rows of Past Two
Years"

ST. LOUIS No, Sept 1.-THE efforts
OF a wife 20 smother her pride under a
/ greater love and take back her husband
whom she alleges 10 have found CORES
pOndinE with q pretty typist OF St
+ Louis. his refusal 10 give up the other
woman, and the wife's finding OF =
T packet Of amorous missives between the
two. was told by Mrs Belle 5 Rose
( berry, who has hled suit for divorce
T from Frank L ROsebery, Baltimore
manager Of the Underwood Typewriter
CoI-2sny, and a relative Of the Thaws,
i Of PiJtsburg-
+ The letters, which are alleged to have
. passed between the two and which are
( entered as evidence. teen with .dar-
Iings,~ 'sweethearts," and breathe the
+ warmest affection They bewail the en-
E forced separation. although the remi-
niscences Of the river trip" seem 10
have Hghtened the monotony OF the
( separated existence
EOseberry was formerly manager Of
the Underwood Typewriter Company, in
( St Louis His wife and he separated
last June.
Sues for Maintenance
/ Mrs. Rosebery sued her husband for
/ maintenance II the St Louis Circuit
/ court last fall, and judgement BY con
{ sent for SO a month was entered. He
/ settled the claim last Friday by giving
4 his wife, according TO her petition, in
( dorsed notes for Ss,0)a. He came 10 St
/ Louis and attended 70 the matter. and
Z was served IN The divorce suit
! Mrs ROSebery alleges the letters as
I ground for divorce The wife pleaded
( with the stenOpTa pheT 10 give her hUs-
} band Up, all IN vain.
I Her letter runs IN part. How can I
& address a woman who has IN a pre-
{ nedltated manner planned TO ruin ny
I home and happiness I suppose you are
aware long before this that / have dis
covered your relations With ny hus band.
and 70 say blame sou would be putting
II mildly
What is uObler than true. pure wo-
\ Enanheod2 Can you really believe q man
who would choose as MS wife a woman
+ ylo would permit certain liberties?
They may make a weak. passionate
Z sirI believe they do. but they seldom
do Ny first impulse upon learning your
nauie was 10 so straight 10 your par
euts and explain thoroughly your con
dgcI but after due consideration - oc-
Cured TO me IL would gTieve them 10
death 10 know how their daughter Vas
T JeeeIvins them. so I decided 70 write
you instead Should I ever hear any
thing farther concerning your conduct,
/ have only 70 say you must suffer 70
ithe full extent Of the law"
Extracts From Notes.
Extracts from some Of the letters in
her possession are
Truly I would give anything I
Possess 10 be with YOU forever,
I never 10 part We'll. darling. I hope
! You are feeling much better in every
way BiCes are forgotten when you
are your own sweet self again Be
= good. my loved one. and ever re-
member I an always thinking Of
YOU With al my lOEe, ! am.
"Now listen. Dearie. 1 am still at
the same hotel Did I answer your
question. Always believe me. sweet
heart, as yours IN body, mind and
spirit, and that I love YOU better
than life Itself Lovingly and lone
scmely.
JUST think over the past two-and-
/ Cne-nalf years We have been closer
than most married people. sharing
each others JoTs sS well q & sOrrOWs,
hut the river lEip 10 me is most last
ing. how on enjoy being with you
nov Good night. Dearie, and may
God bless and keep you in good
health for me, your forlorn sweet
heart"
Taylor R. Young. attorney for Mrs.
EoSebeTy, stated that the diverse sui;
was not entered until every effort had
been made 10 effect a reconciliation.
rfiS client. he said. had done all in her
power TO make I'D with her husband.