The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
EVA AND RAY.
Mrs. Hamilton Makes Good Her Boast-"rn
Win Him Back"

Win Him Back"
Especial to THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch !
MAYS LANDING, Sept 2S-Mrs Hamil-
ton has probably made good her boast
Let me see Ray Hamilton for twenty
minutes, and I'll win him back with the
world against me'
Robert Ray Hamilton, accompanied by
his friend, William Ray Hamilton, arrived
here at S:15 last evening, having driven
from Pleasantville. They engaged rooms
for the night at the American hotel and i'm
mediately went to the residence of the
| sheriff. Their presence was made known
to Mrs. Hamilton, who raised a window
and impatiently paced the floor of her
prison until the door was opened and her
husband stood before her. For an instant
neither stirred. Then as Mr. Hamilton
approached with outstretched hand, she
rushed forward and clasped it in both of
hers, while he, throwing his arm about her,
| the dupe and the woman who has so cruelty
deceived him, exchanged tender embrace.
The presence of a third party probably
prevented a more violent demonstration.
Some very earnest conversation followed,
and soon Mr. Hamilton began to walk the
| floor in evident agitation.
His coming here was evidently clandes-
tine and well timed, for he arrived at an
hour when this quiet little village had re
tired to sleep. What the Durport of this
visit is and what will be the outcome, of
course can only be conjectured, but the fact
remains that the frail Eva has by no means
lost that power over him of which she 50
openly boosted, and which has caused him
so much suffering. While awaiting the
sherif's permission to visit the imprisoned
woman, his face betrayed all the eagerness
- lTNrr
that of Robert Ray Hamilton on the wit,
ness stand last week.
1t was rumOred yesterday that Sheriff
Johnson is to take Mrs. Hamilton to
Trenton to-day, but it is now said
that the adventures will spend It
least one more Sunday in the compara-
tive luxury of her present quarters.
Sheriff Johnson absolutely refused to say
anything about the matter. What passed
between the infatuated husband and his
convict wife after the first greeting could
not be learned, but toward the close of the
long interview she exclaimed in a tone so
loud that it could be heard outside: Ray
Ray, who told you so! How dare they say
1t: Ray, You will never forgive mel
At o'clock yesterday uIorning all was
quiet in the attic room where the woman is
imprisoned, save an occasional sob. The
shadow Vi d man walking to and fro = e.sJ
upon the window curtain t'iTe minutes
later Mr.. Hamilton and his friend iefV the
jail and returned to the hotel.
Hamilton came in response to a tele-
gram sent by Mrs. Hamilton yesterday in
which she emplored him to come to her
and protested her innocence.
1t was rumored yesterday that Sheriff
johnson was to take Mrs Hamilton to
Trenton prison to-day, but his absence in
Atlantic City last night on other blsine.
upsets that part of the programme
Mrs. Hamlton's lawyer visited her
yesterday and on his return he said she
had instructed him to begin proceedings
against Mrs. Rupp, the proprietress of
Noll cottage, who went to Philad alpha on
Wednesday, TAX n with her several trunks
belonging to Mrs. Hamilton. The object is
to recover the trunks which Mrs Rupp has
been advis I'd, for her own protection, to re-
tain until it is decided whether they should
be delivered to Mr. or to Mrs. Hamilton.