The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-13

with happy marriage to one In the upper
stratum of society, with means and luxury
al command, the story fairly eclipses In In
terest the average work OF fiction.
About fifteen months ago the morning
papers OF this city contained long accounts
OF a young girl, who was described as
handsome and of apparently respectable
connection, having attempted her own life
In a railway carriage on her way here from
Plainfield, N. j., where. according to her
account, she was visiting a friend. The
matter was at once reported TO the police
on the arrival OF the train at Broad street,
and the young lady was taken to the near
est police station, where restoratives were
applied.
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.
She quickly recovered consciousness, gave
the name of Adele Maison and stated that
In the bitterness of her wretchedness. being
without a home and suffering the acute sor.
row OF the loss by death OF her bethroted,
she had taken a quantity of laudanum. She
explained that she had journeyed from
Plainheld, whittier she had gone TO friend
In hope of forgetting her sorrow. The
railway ticket and empty vial marked
laudanum In her pocket showed that she
had spoken truly. After regaining con-
ness, and the patrol from the station took
her to the Philadelphia hospital.
Curiosity and sympathy brought many
there to see the young girl who was so glow
tnglY described In the papers. After she
had remained Ia the hospital week she
was visited by reporter Of a daily paper.
who oonversed with her and ELECTED the
long story of her life. She told hira she
was an orphan, with only one living rsla-
tive, an uncle. The latter had treated her
harshly and in this way forced her from his
home. The young man found that the facts
stated were true, and that the uncle, who
lived at Locust Grove, Pa, did not desire e
see her again.
GOOD WOMEN TO THE RESCUE
By dint of perseverance,. two ladies who
have always taken q deep interest In reliev-
ing distress were appealed to TO aid the young
woman. She was first taken In service ia
Christian home In West Philadelphia
There she became III. and few months
later, &C her own request, the young girl
was sent to Rays Hill. Pa. A kindly eye
was still kept on her there.
Through many sad scenes she passed until
she finally got to Bedford by the aid Of those
interested In her. aud where the health
springs aud genial climate completely re-
stored her. Work was obtained here, and
through good guidance the past was for
gotten and brilliant future opened up.
MARRIED A WEALTHY RANCH OWNER
A few months ago Adele met In her daily
avocations ranch owner living In the west
who had come to the springs for his health.
He became at once enanored Of the blithe,
merry and handsome young girl, and for
getting all differences in position proposed
TO her and was accepted. The wedding took
place at Bedford only few days ago.
She is now on two months honeymoon.
Upon her arrival here she at once went to
West Philadelphia TO see the kind friends
who had done SO much for her. The hus-
band Joined with her In expressing graft
tude for the Christian service. She was
elegantly attired and presented happy
picture Of beautiful budding womanhood.