New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
THE NURSE EXPECTED TO LIVE.
,fps HAMILTON MAY BE RELEASED ON
BAIL.
HER HUSBANDS MISSION TO PHILADELPHIA
COMBINING THE PRIsoNER-THE LAW
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icy rr1xGRAPH TO THE TkIBUNE.I
Atlantic City, n. j., Aug. 29.-The interest in the
sensational Hamilton sabbng case today hinged al
most entirely on the probability of Mrs. Hamilton
being liberated ball. which, OF course depenueo
wholly on the condition of Mrs. Mary Ann Donneiy'
her victim. That the case will not develop lnuo
murder trial IS settled almost beyond doubt for Dr'
Crosby has stated that all fear Of blood poisoning Is
past and that the woman will i've
There were three important developments IN inc
case TODAY The one entitled to precedence was the
departure Of Mr.. Hamilton this morning lie lew
here on the O'Clock express. II was said tha' ne
was going through to New-York and would PROBABLY
not return until tomorrow. His departure mus
have been great ppontmcnt to his captive wne'
for she expected a visit from him and the BABY tns
morning. and she peered long and anxiousiy throusn
her attIo window, looking for thedr cunning
Her anxiety and disappointment at their non-apear
ance was manifest that It was deemed advisable "
make her room more secure lest she should give way
to her melancholy rage and attempt to escape OF 40
herself bodily harm A number of stout iron oars
wore placed across both Of the attic WINDOWS, anu
while this was being done she excitedly paced tne
room indulgng in excited denunciatlons OF her
captors Hen cup Of bitterness was hlled 10 inc
brIm. however when the locksmth began putting on
a massive lock on the outside Of her room door,
This afternoon, Samuel f. Perry, the attorney for
the Hamltons, accompanied by his brother the rrose
Landing and spent fully two hours in consultation WIN
Mrs Hamilton Their presence must nave pech
source of much qualification 10 the captive
and on their departure she smiled adeu, ana for o
moment forgot her barred window and the DIG locN
which had been placed on her door She again 10
tired early feeling happy at the assurance Oh her
counsel that the absence of her husband was due 70
the fact that he had gone TO Philadelphia on mission
in her behalf and that she might entertain the nope
that by tomorrow night She would be pach III
Atlantic City, and at liberty TO select more inviting
Quarters than her May's-Landing garrett THIS CON
csion is reached from the fact that Counsellor fry
said tonight that he would be able 10 hand Dr. crosby
certificate TO Justice Irving tomorrow morning ana
ask that his client be admitted to ball. on the ground
that Mrs. Mary Donnely was out Of danger ProVldel
the bail offered was satisfactory, Judge lfVlhg VIII
issue a warrant of discharge ana COnstdDie IrVur
this CITY, Will bring Mrs Hamilton nom May ldio =,
| inc 4 new nurse has been engaged 10 tahe caro- oi
utfIe beatrice II Is iaXen haired healthy lhlanl
| and while IL bears a striking resemblance 70 us
motber IL has no mark feature IN accofN WIN i's
| fathers physl0gnomy u, u. ,,oh hy
The defence will undoubtedly DO aided very much Dy
| Mr. Hamilton so far as is known no aItenp. ma,
been made to prevent him from seeing Ine @ b
woman as often he pleased That no does see ne.
and that he will this privilege IN tho neros,
Of his wife IS almost certain. II VIII no emcmDevo
hat in the satche carried by Mrs. Hamilton on the
day of her arrest were papers OF separation psewoo
her and her husband They are. OF course inensCtua
and have no force In law until they are neo ana pear
the stamp OF the Surrogate.