The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-13
SHE RAN AWAY.
Pretty Young Bride Leaves Her Husband
Who Treated flor Brutally.


Mrs. Blanche Deviere, a runaway bride
from Charlottesville, N. c., wept all day
in the ladies' waiting room at the union de-
pot Tuesday.
She bad no money, no friends, no place
to go-she could do nothing but sit there
helplessly and weep.
pretty woman in distress always eX-
cites interest, and the hurrying throngs that
flow like a steady tide through the waiting
room stopped and watched the young wo-
man, red-eyed, drying her tears on dainty
handkerchief.
She came in early in the morning, and be-
ing IL pcnnless stranger in big city, she
could only go to the waiting room ana SIT
there and cry over the misfortune that
had befallen her
The young woman was pretty aIu nei
dress was neat and set off her shapely hg-
ure to advantage. And she was young
too young to have so early tasted the Olt-
terness of a blasted life.
Mrs. Deviere was noticed by the negress
who watches after the lady passengers
in the depot, and the kind-hearted coiored
woman listened to her story and DID all she
could to make her comfortable.
Mrs. Deviere told the oft-repeated story
of a hasty marriage, brutal husband,
incompatibility of temperament-I marriage
that failed.
She said she was of respectable and well-to-
do parents, who resided in Bowling, Green,
Ky. Just q little over year ago sne mar
RED q man NAMED DeNleIe. 1io ivy -
Charlottesville, N. c., and there, shortly
after their marriage, she went with him to
reside.
Rosy enough the prospect seemed, but the
pretty tinting was not prophetic OF what 1ol-
lowed.
Not only was Deviere disagreeable to her,
but he made her life absolutely miserable
by his brutality, she says. She says ne
beat her and misused her frightfully until
she could not stand the treatment she was
receiving. She bore it as long as she could
and day before yesterday she decided TO
He had just given her bad beating, the
marks of which were still visible on her per-
son yesterday. When she arrived here yes
tertlay morning she had not money to go
farther and she went into the waiting room
where she remained until nearly night, and
the waitress told her she would be forced to
get quarters for the night.
The waitress reported the case to Mrs.
Britain and the latter lady took Mrs de-
Were in charge and carried her to the Home
for the Friendless for the night.
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