The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-05
AN INSANE BRIDE.
An Extraordinary observation-disclosures
and u Marriage I'm Canada.

New York sun.
A widespread interest continues 20 be
manifested in Brooklyn ia the strange series
of events connected with the divorce and
remarkable marriage OF Talmage's ex-trustee,
Henry S. Eimore. The case IS made more
interesting By 8 sketch OF the history of his
attachment for Mrs. e. a. Hufchins who
soon after becoming the second Mrs. Gilmore,
was attacked with insanity. This history
was furnished TO a reporter yesterday
by one who for some time was
an inmate of the fashionable boarding
house which Mrs. Hutchins kept at No. 46
South oxford street, Brooklyn. II never
saw mother" said the informant. who
thought more of her children than Mrs.
Hutchins. she had a son about IL years of
age, and daughter of about 13, and they
were her idols. If rain s,orm came up
while they were at school, she WAS off in an
instant with their wraps ami rubbers, not
trusting them TO her servants. She was fond
of her home, rarely ever leaving it, and did
her best to please the boarders who patron.
lied her. She seemed to be about 30 years
of sgs, but was said to be some years
younger.
"Eimore, who is nearly so years of age,
came TO board there in the house.four years
ago. His wife and son accom- panied him.
and the only thing noticeable about him was
his fonduess for Moody and Sinkey tunes
which he led in the parlor. No one ever
dreamed of an attachment srrineing up be-
tween The lsndlady and Elmore. Mrs.
Hutchins was the widow of ex-Super-
visor Hu;chins OF the First ward ard re-
lated to Mr.. James +. Raymond, a near
neighboT, who is salesman for I'll. E. Ciaf-
lin e Co. She had a moderate income, and
seemed to have no desire except FOR her
children, who were always in her thought.
When her relations with fillmore were
brought before the public through The
refusal OF Mrs. Elmore longer to live
with him, her friends and oosrders began
TO desert her. One banker who lived in
the house wrote mutual letter to her and
Elmore advising them 10 seek repentance,
and to abandon their unlawful attachment
Mrs. Hutchins was quite willing to accept
his advice, 1t said, and she told Emore
that he ought to 90 back to his wife, and to
live with her as before he met her. When
Mrs. Elmore heard this suggestion she said
that she would have a word 10 say in the ar
rangemeDt, and that was that she had lived
her last day with Henry S. Emore.
While Mrs. Adeline Elmore was in Mon
roe county procuring her divorce, Elmore
lived in the boarding house with Mrs.
Hutchins, and was most liberal with his
money. He is said TO have clothed her rich
ly-to have given her jewelry, bonnets, q
seal sacque and pony and phaeton. After
their marriage, however, in Canada on
Thanksgiving day, whittier Elmore went to
escape the penalty of marrying in New York
agains. the order of the supreme court con-
Z cdiu6t III his nTSl WIFE utClSc Vi QAbOTtt,
his course towards Mrs. Hutchins as 10 the
besiowal of money changed from one ex-
4 treme to the other. Her friends say that
/ she was iured on to the marriage by the ex-
pectatioD that she was to have the free
/ spending of all his money, which his liberal
| disposition led her 10 entertain. The scan.
dal had already robbed her of her children,
who were tsken TO live with her dead hus
bands relatives; and when the disappoint
ment of the change in Elmore's treatment
I came upon her her reason gave way and she
1 became hopelessly insane.
she reported her marriage 20 Eimore al
most rs SOON as it had been solemnzsd, and
| expressed her surprise at the sudden change
! in Eimore's treatment. she had sacrificed
friends, social position and even her chill
drep, for his sake, and a much stronger mind
| would doubtless have been ruined by the
rapid elimination of undreamed of disap
! pointmeuts."
Mrs. Hutchins is now IN an asylum for the
insane in Massachusetts,, where the physi
clans say that she will have to remain FOL
some time, and perhaps indefinitely.
Mr.. Elmore's son Carlos. who lives witt
his mother, is IN business with him IN Moore
street, this city.