The sun., 1891-01-31
GLAD NOW THAT SHE FAILED
THE WORLD LOOKS BRIGHTER TO
MAMIE CARLETON TO-DAY.

The Youns widow who Tried 60 KIN Her
seif on weAae .day Night Goes 70 80.
Barrabas's House BY Way OF Esses
Msrhet-she VIII FIND Work ana nome
Mamie Carlton. the young widow whose story
was told in Yesterdays SrN. awoke in her cot
IN Bellevue II Hospital Yesterday morning, having
lost all desire TO die. and having gained
good appetite. She spent the morning looking
at the ceilre. repen,ing OF her foolishness in
trying TO commit suicide. and wondc ing what
she would do when sho left the hospital AZ
noon Mrs. John A. Foster. who is Interested In
mission work among the POOR. had long talk
with tho young woman. Mamie said that she
only wanted work and then she would be all
right again. Mrs. Foster suggested that she go
10 St Barnabass House AZ 904 Mulberry street.
where she could rest until sho had fully re-
gained har strength. when they would find
situation for her. This was Just what Mamie
wanted. ard she said sho would like very much
to go TO the House.
Hardly had Mrs. Foster left whom man.
who said his name was Mr.. Jants. called to see
her, aud offered her s.. Mamie refused TO take
1t. and Mr. Jantz wont away.
Then another man called. and he. too. was
taken to Mninie's cot. He told her that he had
read her story in the newspapers, and that he
would like 10 give her good situation. He
said he WAS Henry W. Bates LAWYER at 2i5
Broadway. He lives at scarsdale. Westchester
county. and his wife wants u gill to takc care
Of the baby and 60 do general housowork.
soa 1919 esr s' AMI %us Ia aSus
S'Sa rcsasa iHS Mams fs' had met nS. snoxn
Mrs. Mrs. F"stsrI sc SO ' she tod Mr. isatcs a." would
10! him know hcr n1swer in ihe, copr, 70 IN
station Sousa. Wiz Burning cheeks and
downcast look she walked at the officers side.
@ nosss snna on ha. hT
policeman who had arrested her was Of, Tor
the day. and up to four o'clock he had not
Court, escorted BY a. policeman who didn't
Jns,ics murray had read Alnmic Cartons
st.r' Il The Sun ana WAS as interested In o, her
to & WHAT to- s s
tho girl Then he felt still NOR. interested in
her. Hardy had she lsit when Mr.. Bates came
now, he said. Shc already has more orers
ana she I"1 ws Mamie ensrsa M
room the Judge ordered her 70 he taken to his
s0 Who a'a hal fs her tGere
know anything about the cnse. except that no
ad been INF rmed that the prisoner M had a., ,,
Ny ia,her was ,nachinist, and died three
s%sL sail t Until wa Was married iy.d az a; home me
with my parents, and did not work. I married
urhol ,erer. wH4,out Of work, go wen, back to
making then. When my husband .ilel two
years ago was nil alone in the world, have
ast"rhrothel, who is a hate in Newark, but
he @ has har time 70 get along for hm;eli a.,d
being out OF work. Irouldnt l., ar being called
g 1. Sc1nh and could not md any other work:
nudnnnm for q toothache. and ! didn't know
how TO use II. had great de al OF trouble. so
l -" Mamie stopped here and turned red
We'll. Manic. whnt would YOU DO If dis
Mamie looked at Mr.. Bates who then re-
renteu his offer to her Justice Murray said:
"I think the best thing for th" young woman
to do Is TO 90 to St. Barnahnss House for two or
three days ut least. She is still wenk and is
hurdly Il! to do aty kind Of work at present"
Mr.. bates said he would call at the House in
q few days and renew his Offer
had heen In court before Mamie replied
Sometimes whom had nothing todo used
to come to this court or to Jefferson Mark ket to
SEQ the trials. but was never arrested before" "
Justice Murray then. discharged her, and
Mamie accompanied Mrs. Foster to the ST.
Durnabas House.