The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
MRS. COUDRY INTERCEPTED.
MET As SHE LEFT THEPrLGRrM WITH
JET 7uTBf- AND HEH Doc.

HEH BTBf IND HER boo.
sr Hasbsnd H.s Teiesraphed FROM Boston
that she Was De~entes and llns Ru.
1 AwnyVShe says SHE II rerfectly Sane
I.f9s} Stth Per Hssssss. ,.,ii. ,
Ia Telegram hon Boston signed waldo e.
4nsdry was received at Police Headquarters
1tafast Thursday night asking that police
Rarbs sent TO meet the Fall River boat Pill
&fin ana arrcet short. stout woman. dressed
bluck, and carrying yenr-old bnby and a
fnckydbd TIM dog she was The wife of the
sendSt. the telegram said. dnd was dem ented
odd was running away. .-.
THE telegram was given to Ward Detective
,1unes McAdams Of Pier A. He met the big
Qoat as she came to her pier on Friday morn
he. and among the first persons 10 get on was
3IeHhoft, etont woman. Sie carried the baby
4n iier right arm and the Ulack.and-tan on her
ei. She was pretty and she locked deter
l"Yiii you kindly tell me your name ~ asked
q1e detective.
t"Mrs Smith," said the woman; why do
JbfnsR - The defective looked AZ the baby
and the pug dog. and then at his telegram.
and told her that ne had been ordered TO ar
rest her.
"Khat am to be arrested tor2" asked the
woman. without showing any special signs of
AZ
tSIcAdams Informed her that he was only
cattyinE out orders. and that she would have
t. GO with him to the police station.
;rVeTy WE'LL she said: then you must carry
tie baby" McAdams took the baby and
hailed u street car. Mrs. Coudry boarded II
with him. She had little to say on the way
down. except that she supposed this was one
othsr husbands tricks" Capt Schmittbereer
IL. =
mlttcd her identity. Had l known" she
adams. : was an officer would have told him
fncaning Of this procecding?'..
h hs '1 and shsn saa
w am hot iemented Tho truth Of tho mat
with my husband and have made up my mind
70 20 to St Louis and live with my mother.
Ind hive decided to stand it no longer. was
going to leave him some time ago. but for the
q The he ba nnv t Saat do DO it o Now u
sense; it'sonly means my husband has de.
me to GO Jack and i've i've with him
Capt. SchmittbcrGer told her she was proba-
bly, 9 ,nIsh and that her hus
Ny mini i fully, made up, she said II
that cannot and will not live with him any
l'mmEWSE. :. r ,,s,,,, ~ ,s.o,.,. c..,,
sank spa for
ingly. you love your husband. and you have
jus. had u little quarrel with him. and. like tho
up ysur iainI that he doesn't appreciste you.
~ ,crPttan:S she SAID; Il III e yoa cannot
Is" said the, Captain;
] cannot do anything To please him. He finds
fault with all do. and treats me shamefully
besides. 1 am going to my mother in st
Tho Saptain argued With her ios an B hour to
anything nnt an insane woman. Her talk was
The IaI,ain asked ed her h,, how her husband
laii River line and on tho Pennsylvania Rail- |
rond., What can you do with me here'" she
Ne can't dc. an ythlng" said the Captain.
Well why do you detain me. them" she |
We have been requested to- said the Cap
ttsin. and We ,hins it is for your own good.
NV you 1nnst GO to headquarters. and whit
u will CO." she said. but you must order q
a.IaS wd m and Y Ss wa nsv Inf is my
!nn. and the detective. She tolG Huperintendent
aptain. She was Kept there until Mr.. Coudry /
.nnin from Boston in the afternoon. He talked |
ind argued with her. and finally went away
with hear. 49, . |
wfsS 9snnE o hs a Nth T PSismsn
named Carpenter who IL a lawyer. Justice |
Hogan tni,'ks visited the Jefferson Market
Iustien y, gan. The laby and the black and
a., ~aa'wtth them; Thtywere in the JUSTICES
1firspT'thpgr; and came opt and went away
roptry had agreed to return. and did return
.,Jn-ii,,r Hogan said yesterday afternoon that
Ar S.,h ., 40 not repeat t9 him the charges
,ar,cs1cs@ ta@k It that ii way Was merely mere ""
ANIL, sLla.i e; The ran tod mc IN the pres
on sa >. id i' not link %H aho ,e Was o in
.rpr'ct hratl, ~ travel to, 81. Louis alone,
1s TOLD ms y very deiis ,.a way way that
vas not well enough to travel alone. They
,oNrden IN Boston. she said. and hnr husband
iad n" hnnnefnr her. She did not want to live
louis t. her mother and among her friends.
The Justice argued viii, her. he said. but to no
,urpose; rns hassne!mi seemed willing to let
Tfss tsa 70 seRS Sa a'f hS
igIit t,Ado. and told hin, 80 told him that II
h.. lady Yves insane and he Wonid make m
estimpny Of another. would commit her for
Neither Mr.. Coudry nor the law
UT would do that. Thnn l gave them some
I er n aa ;s' ssrs sf To- 60 or sS 6nt.
,he seemed Diet enyuiaed not to
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