Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
SHE WAS ONCE 4 BARNARD.
Mrs. KATE LOUISE FLYNN nUL-
LARD TERRY DIES,


~" .,.,,,,io t,iaiorv
\ woman WIN -. ,a,,-
died OF Brights disease AT H'i
dencc Nh 1902 West Seventy-fourth
-, ,,oot, aro Yesterday. but, al
- =, d,,tb ,yns
thousn the cer''ieA'e % ., mo
filed In due form, the iuehu's W.
da,oasad ,yns nat publicly discovered
80, ..s.,o.I,,- she yns Mrs. Kate
unui u"S -, h,,.,r,,ing
Louise Terry, who, althoubh
life amid most humble SURROUNDINGS
,e,.yt,,, as "A barmaid at the age OF Il,
~, 80, consequently entrapped into
an alliance with a bigannouS pu's
eventually captured matrimonial
-. .,,,,,, NOM, ~ New Yorlt's
pIlAe N"'N'i man. ....,,, ,ot
proudest society women "oN'u
have dlsdaiued
,rt,. ,,.r.t,,,t,,, ~ t,e death OF this
,,oriod ,rne-
woman ana relHtls !" dra,h are
dintely anteceaeht 10 ne vtI,t,t
NOT eaANg ootailaO'y -, sei6 st,set
OF NO 100 West slBhl -ilttt 49,
VINO was the htlehulns pny Stot.' -. 4d
That she was SICK Ior sDlhS Me H.,
was attended by y lrauleu ~ e. -,
also admits that Just before ne. a.,
he cabled to her three dausnters ~
France TO come to NWeIic g,
than this MS llps uIe close'i, a'.u ,'o
the woman's late residence, where no
sign OF Grape has been dlsplhyeu, w
housekeeper In charge req uses 70 nan nan
any statement. II is understood nov
ever, that the body was taken TO pri-
vate receiving vault to await the arr
val OF the daughters, who are now on
the occan..
The Youngest OF these daughters
years Of age, Is, Il reports are 10 De
believed. the helress to an estate val
r. uIan.a lu old
children of the bigamous burglar
above mentioned, VIII inherit some
thing like 81 600 600.
Mrs. Terry WAS born Kate Flynn,
and In 1865 was employed as q barmnli
M the washington hotel ut Liverpool
Among those with whom she eE-
changed chnff over the counter was
dnshinp American. who profcssed TO a
man of independent fortune. She was
then N ycnrs old, and a very pretty
girl. The following year she married
nor yankee admirer. who, far from
being the wealthy gentleman he pre-
tended to be, was In reality fugltlNn
from Iustice lie was Charles But
lard alias Charles Wells, alias plano
rharlie" whose picture TO this day or
nnments the rogue's gallery at police
h.s dnunrtors and who, ~ viii be re-
membered, was at one time wanted
FOR completely In the famous BoylstoL
bnnk robbery
Aitboupb soon undecelved rs to the
cbnrncter Of the man she had married,
the bnrnnid stuck 10 him for several
vcars In fact, until she discovered
he bnd , wife and children living IN
Ills country Then she Indignantly
ieft him with the two children which
mad been horn TO her. and carved "it
n mo for herself. How well she sue.
ceed,d win he presently shown.
uefore the discovery of her hus-
bnnd,s prior marriage she lived with
MIN in Paris where he opened an
| AMERICAN hnrroom on the Rue Scribe
nnd where she perfected herself In
| Inc arts md grnees that enabled her
| Ia make her gecond and most brilliant
! p,ntrIynoniai coup. when she left the
| hunk burrier abe had hut n few hun-
! 1red dollars int coming directly 10
| Nsv York she onened a lodging house
| Tor pentiomen. and made a good liy-
ir,, from me start. IL was while keen
in,, mis- Iodninx house that she made
| tbe acutnintnnce Of Juan Petro Terry,
n weaithy cuban planter. whose rest
drncc mo rronter pnrt of the wear was
in Naw orit She was pretty aud fas-
rirntinr and caught the fancy OF
No Cnhnn who greatly TO the con.
stcrnntion OF his family. was mar.
risd In her hy Judge Morgan, at the
T,rforso, tnnruet one tnorninr IN tlt
vear 1850 They made their home NJ
ibe shrtcvnnt house. and an wen
snootbiv untn November i2. 1881. wI,or
NJ irar,,, eovc the neyspapers 1
sensntlnn NV cnupinr the arrest o
Nigg AIro,ina Atwood OF No. 3il Yves
iSottv-eirhth street ON two charges
ono az grnnd larceny and tho othe
a. nssnuit and battery
Ma Terrv's atorv wns that she hnj
found n letter signed winnie Atwood
! H.. ha q,