Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-03
Ely YIsITs EVA.
The Husband and wife Have an
Affecting Interview in the Mays
Landing ,IHtI.


Landing JHtI.
MAYS LANDING, N. j., Sept. T.-Robert
Ray Hamilton, accompanied by gentle
man from New York, passed through Mays
Landing last evening on the 5.20 express
and stopped oil at PleRsantville. Ttey i'm
mediately hired a horse and buggy and
started for this place, a drive of 10 miles
through the forest. They arrived at this
place at O'Clock and drove to the AmeTi-
can Hotel.
Without registering they Immediately
went over to thu county jail In which Mrs.
Hamilton ts confined. Sheriff johnson be-
Ing away, Mrs. johnson permitted Mr..
Hamilton TO go up TO his wiie's attic cell.
his companion remaining down in the
office. As Mr.. Hamilton stepped inside the
door hts wife threw herself Into mis- arms
and began crying aloud, and exclaimed
My dear, you have come ut laltl"
Mrs. Hamilton walked the floor, wiring
Ing her hands aud talking very loudly. The
couple then seated themselves by the attic
window and talked for a half hour or
more. They then arose and threw them-
selves In each others arms, Mrs. Hamilton
exclaiming, "Ray, my darllngl' AT a late
hour they were still In the room.
The reason Mr.. Hamilton took the out of
tho way route, 1t Is stated, was that he
wished to avoid being seen by the citizens
OF this place, and the representatives OF the
press. There is much comment over the
proceedings OF the couple and the strange
mnn by the citizens of the town, and the
jail will be closely watched, SO as to render
assistance to Mrs. johnson II necessary.
MAYS LANDING, N. j., Sept, 29.-Robert
Ray Hamilton with Mr.. Clark, his legal ad-
wiser, of New York, who has taken much
interest in the case, on behalf OF MI.
Hamilton, after tho four hours interview
with his Imprisoned wife, Oh Friday might,
D1nlHaH n fa
jail, and fried to avoid being seen by the
representatives OF the press. Before going
to his room MIR. Hamilton talked freely 10
several bystanders, not knowing that they
were newspaper men, who had watched
himself and wife In the attic cell, which
fronts the main street. The two men arose
early, and, after taking promenade of 10
minutes on the porch of the hotel, re-
turned 10 their rooms and waited patiently
for this so accommodation train from At
lantic City, which bore them away. Mr..
Hamilton did not visit his wife in the
morning. 1t leaked out hero yesterday
that Lawyer Perry went to phlladelpnie
and attempted to get possession OF
Baby Beatrice from Mrs. Rupp. but
failed. What his object was IN so
doing is not made known to the
public Captain Perry came here this
morning and was In consultation with Mrs.
Hamilton for over two hours, hut nothing
was learned as to this purport OF his mis-
sion. The cltissus OF the place are con-
gregated at all corners AMI hotels discuss
ing the probabilities of Mrs. Hamilton
being secretly conveyed to Egg Harbor
City 10 carriage tonight or carly III the
morning, as double team came to this
place from that point about 6 O'Clock tlls
evening. 1t has bsen openly stated that
The sheriff intends to take his prisoner to
Trenton without tine knowledge OF the
press. AT a late hour Mrs.. Hamilton was
heard crying and talking very loudly, and
moving about the attic cell as II dressing
herself.
Lawyer Perry stated this afternoon that
the diamonds, letters and such other articles
us Mr.. Hamilton specified to him on Fri
! day, were delivered to Mrs. Hamilton, ut
Mays Landing, this morning.
| PHILADELrHIA, Sept. 30.-Thls after.
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