Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
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tlum NeSt Waterford comes the f,llaV,..,
Ia story - daughter Who vas on Nondsy
r1hodl'cd Insane by counsel ~ phySicia0S
I M Stat ic Tie Insane ASYLUM. The story OF
80, %, Sii !" afaihcrHIComm1n one. a. her sal
N,ri. - 1a was caused % her anxiety and over
-, , 81 W maintenance ~ an aged ard heln-
~ ~, i,,5''tf fdue Ann Rarti, Is The name q,
,f,.,r -, ue mother died some years ayS and
bonsebolS y NHtF Nroihers and sisters OF the
L'oSStite,a. leaNiag but th. father now tnatln
ana helpless FROM constant ,a,,r,.,,,, 49,, -,
IhtnhaliSh aud herself To pr1yidr - home
ahu care Tor her father was IN. -. -, ~
ms devoted child. Alth0p,,r nm, -, ~ ot
oi axe she had supported bath In cov',, 49,,
comfort by her lab0rS As knltter In ,pe - ~
Harmony mills in CohoeS The Str1lcrv,e ,o,.
ever. was tCG much Tor the brave be,rie5 80
and some months ago She began tn show SWIM,
toms OF meanchola. Sac would brood aimoSi
constantly. and wien asked what was tho hui
den OF Der thoughts the answer would re
dre2d that sonle misfortune Would oyertskr
her by which she would h. deprived of che
power Ot labor and her father come to want
The fear Il the evil brought NJ calamity ana
her constant brooding Superlnduced melan-
ch0!ia IN Ifs worst FORM. having suicidal tea
eency. IT * now several months since she WAS
obEi"ed 10 give mp work and the poor untortu-
nate grow ing worse II WAS finally decided that
something must be- done FOR her. Yesterday
ny order or the pocr authorities Drs. Heart
ana Dunlap made an examination and pro
nounced tie giri insane. To-day this devoted
child was separated frOm the father foI whom
She Sacrlnced herself and removed 10 the asY
lum al tiCa from which there f. no hope OF re-
lease except by death and lhe father must
henoeforth be cared Tor by public charity
Try Press.
LITTLE GENEVA SAwYER-Her Yer5'ous Rif,
from thf Wrecked >choODsr.-''She WAS dainty
pieesome little thing. and every one who saw
her had a heart full OF sympathy and love foT
her said Captain Young, OF the Coast Wreck
Ing Company, 10 a New York reporter he was
speaking OF Geneva sawyer, the eighteen
months Old daughter or Captain sawyer, who
was saved on " edncSday from the wreck OF The
schooner David IL. Toick near Barnegat IA
which her father and mother persisted. 'Onr
OF the first things that did on getting 90 Har-
NeyS tedarS. Long Reach he said, Twas 90
hunt her up. | found her In charge of Mos
Hahelton, the kind-hearted wife If the hotel
proprietor az the beach. She was toddlIng
around aIttr Mrs. UaZelton Ia the Kitchen when
| got there. She sometimes got hold OF the folds
OF Mrs Hazelton's dress and prattled Mamma
the only word she could speak. In a room next
TO the Kitchen lay the bodies or her father ana
mother covered with a cloth" Captain Young
was told that when the child WAS taken
ashore IN the brooches buoy from the
stranded schooner She was not in the least
injured. Before parting with her thr
mother seemed 10 have taken every precsution
70 keep the little one warm ana save her life
she had The child wrapped in thick 1annels
with hood over her head and red socks on her
feet. Around her neck was comforter The
lce-coid wafer which dashed over tue b, oy on
its way TO the shore numbed the thlnIy clad
mate la whose arms the child was carried but
ieft her uDhur. Her father and mother coulG
see her from where they were dashed in the
frozen mllzen rigging. as she was lifted out OF
buoy by Capt PharO and the beachmen and
taken v he life saving station. Her little eyes
opened m wonder as the outer coverings were
removed from her. She seemed to miss her
mother, and began TO cry; but after Mrs Halle
Ton rondled her the dimpies reappeared in her
race ana her blue eyes SparRled with happiness.
The bodies OF Capt. Sawyer and his wife will ba
forwarded to Millridge, Me-. and II is thought
mat their orphaned daughter viii also oe taken
there and given 10 the care OF her grand
parents, although several who have seen her
have expressed desire 10 adopt her