The Morning herald., 1878-04-27
4 YOUNG ,wIFE's SUICIDE.

MRS. MARY ANN SAUERs TAKES HER LIFE
70 GIVE HER HUSBAND PEAoE-AFFEoT-
ING LETTrRs.S aes5sSss is 8 - - ~
> "A despatch from Baltimore on the 25th
inst. says Mrs. Mary Ann sauers, young
married woman, of twenty-three years,
committed suicide yesterday under peculiarly
distressing circumstances. She came to
Phiiadslphia from London four years ago,
f.hspes to THIS city and here met her husS
band. saA single year Of welded life followed
happily. when incompatibility of disposi.
rions ledto frequent Tquarrels between the
young couple and finally to separation.
The deceased, then went to live with her
sisier-iu-lsW, and during the past few days
hasshown evidences of despondency. After
aSffuitless effort to effect reconciliation
with her husband on Tuesday, during which
their domestic differences were revived, she
appeared deeply affected. Subsequently she
obtained and swallowed quantity of ar
senic. Under the supposition that her Ill"
mess was the result of some trivial indisposi-
,tion, her sister.in- law administered a SIM
pie remedy, and left her In bed last night.
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The following letters were found on table
o. the side Of the bed F.
LETTER TO HER MOTHER. Il
Il MY DEAR MoTBER-I am doing very
rash act in killing myself, but cannot help
~. have had some trouble and am tired
Of living. a am accused of things did not
do. 30 good BY want you to forgive me
in all thss things I have done, and do not
worry over me. Inquire about my child. I
wish he was with me- am not living with
Z my husband. Good bye. God forgive me
for everything. I have. done, and my last
prayer Is that God will forgive me all the
wrong have done. Good bye. ! hope I
81 will see my father. ] guess Eddie will tell
you all about me- He would not forgive
me-. Give my love to my brothers, aud tell
them that the black sheep has gone to her
last home. Good bye and God bless you all
Iremain your loving naughter.
.s3,T5- IN, 5ts9s- 5,'-,a- M. A. sAUERs.
1he above letter was addressed to her
mother, now living In London, with o re-
guest that 1t be forwarded at once
. .H- TO HER HUSBAND. rr Il
The other letter read - D.. r..s p.
MY DEAR AND WRoNeED HUSBAND -
] mest with trouble again, and am tired Of
NYiug, 10 am doing this rash act to give
you peace and quietness, and myself rest for
7 ever more. Take good care OF Willie; kiss
him goodbye for me and never tell him what
have done. Keep him In ignorance ot
what have done. l never was good enough
tor you. Go over to Mrs. Abrams and gel
my marriage certificate and those pictures
and to Kate Lambert's and get my ring II
8 you see me buried put the ring on my finger
and lot mo buried In it. Let me be buried
+, in my blue suit. Don't worr or fret ovel
mo any more, for I am not worth it.
hope and pray every body will forgive mt
the wrong have done them. I told yor
the truth about everything did while w
were parted from each other, but you dit
not believe one bit, so now bid you fare
we'll. Goodbye. God bless you. Goodbye
Goodbye, Eddie. Goodbye, Eddie. Good
bye, Eddie Goodbye, Eddie Goodbye
Eddie. Goodby. M. A. SAUERs.
r.. Mr.. Saucer took charge of the remain
I for hurial. m.