The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
is SHE PYLE VICTIM
With Tears and Sobs Annie
Jones Tells of Her Re-
lations With the
Fashionable
Doctor.
BEFORE MOTHER
AND BROTHER.
Il Was the Old Story Of Chance
Acquaintance, Stolen Meet.
ings, Ending in Ruin
for the Girl.
SHE SHOWS A LOVE LETTER.
Her Lie In Philadelphia Told BY
the Woman With Whom
She Lived.
SHE SHOWS A LOVE LETTER.


The affecting oreetfno a. the Y,otbor
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hiu plo1nsR "a pase ana uelicate annie
M. Jones when they saw her yesterday in
the County Jail was described exclu-
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= !. =. : asl@s, - ~ =. yes-
Ssroay. 20 was the story that William
Jones, the brother, had to tell, who had
come from Coatasvilla To This citv al
80 - US o'sy
.u1o nis sister iioefuy anu 70 see Snab
justice was done her. On Nedu day
night Annie NJ. Jones was locked B In
Inc atation bo,sa bu tho ,,iroet;a,, n.
~ $1,000 ~, ''vuss - ohs ei1es1ioh = II
~ ~ rye. ne declared 6ne was Dlack-
mailer. and falling to extort money from
him had drawn pistol and
Threatened TO shoot him. The physician.
who became socially prominent through
his marriage in the we'll known Apgar
family, the next day told Justice Wanser
that Annie was either q blackmaiier or
an insane woman He reiterated his
charge that she threatened to shoot him
and she did not deny it. She did, how
ever, accuse DR.. Pyle with having been
her ruin, and while admitting that she
had asked him for money, declared in
manner that carried conviction that it
was not black mail money she wanted.
Justice Wanser committed her to the
County Jail, and it was there her mother
graphed them to come to her aid ana
they came The father Of the girl will
arrive today
After Annie and her mother became
calm and the greeting was over, Annie,
at the earnest solicitation of her mother.
consented TO tell THE SUNDAY MORNING
NEWS that portion Of her history which
she claims is linked with that of DR..
Pyle,
THE MEETING.
'sOne evening in October, 1886. when
my sister Mary and myself were going
home, In Philadelphia, Z said she, "we
Z met Or. Pyle Accident gave him an OPP
port unity to sneak to us, and then he in
troduced himself and asked permission
te,walk home with as. We thought there
would be no harm in 1t when he told as
he was medical student at the college.
and gave cur consent. After that met
him frequently. The following month,
November, he took me to house which
he said belonged to a friend OF
his and detained me all night.
He promised to marry ME and had fire.
Quently done so before. | believed MIN.
but after that night, although met him
very often. refused to go to that house
again with him. In February, 1887, he
had me examined by man he called DR..
Webb, who told me my fears were
groundless and that my condition was all
right. A week later DR., Pyle insisted
That would become mother and con-
sented to go with him to the house.
where he ruined me NY sister Mary
went with me and in her presence DIR.
Pyle maltreated me. The instrument he
used he brought with him from the col
lege- l was very Ill from the effect of his
treatment and have never recovered
from it."
What happened after thiss"
when became strong enough went
back to the house of Mrs Ingram, the
wife OF Paymaster Ingram, VINO is en-
ployed by Contractor McFadden. Mrs.
Ingram Is the sister OF the wife OF Pay
master Mcclure, who was murdered and
robbed some time ago. had lived with
her two years as sort of a servant be-
fore this trouble happened. My health
was so completely ruined that, although
Istruggled hard against 1t, was forced
to go TO the Presbyterian Hospital on
July 8 Of this year, and remained there
until September. AT the hospital they
told me / would never be well I'M
less | submitted TO an operation,
but grew stronger and In
September | returned TO Mrs, Ingram's
again. was too weak to do the work,
and after trying for two weeks was forced
to give it up. | went then to the house
of a friend and remained there until in
sheer desperation l came here to see DR..
Pyle"
WHO ELSE SHOULD SHE GO To?
"Why did you want to see himS" in
quired
because wanted money. Who else
should / 90 to If not to him2 Had he
not ruined my life and my healths Was
it not because of him that was unable
TO care for mvself2 He was the cause Of
my trouble. and / went to MIN for as
sistance,n
syVhnt +,,,~ x41,,o ,.-,,av ua,r met him -,
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i ne was standing on tne sa dIo. .s,ned
When Went up The st0op- saiu soVu
afternoon, DOCTOR and he turned deathly
Office I want in AMI he said Il don't
know w., - A. 80, ,-av+g began
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