The sun., 1896-01-19
ISSHE MRS. 1T. WARING, JR
ARRESTED IN YoNKERS BEFORE j.
PALMER WARING's HOUSE.

a comfortably clad. attractive looking young
woman, who said she was tho wifo Of John T.
Waring, Jr.. son of wealthy hat manufao-
turcr, who owned Greystone before It was pur-
chased by tho late Samuel j. Tilden for n resi-
dencc. went to Yonkers at o'clock on Friday
night, and her subsequent actions, which finally
landed her in cell In the police station. have
caused no end OF talk among the people of that
city. After her arrival In Yonkers she
wrote n letter. This she addressed to John T.
Waring Jr.. and sent It by messenger boy to
the house of J. Palmer waring. a brother OF
John. who lives In Hawthorne avenue. After
waiting nearly three hours without receiving
reply, she went to Mr.. waring's house and rang
the bell. To the servant who answered the bell
she demanded to be admitted so that she could
see John 7. Waring. Jr. with whom she said sho
had important business.
The servant was frightened. and she refused
to let her in. When the door was closed the
woman began to ring the bell again and to call
loudly for Mr.. Waring. Finally the bell wire
snapped and the knob hung useless In her hand.
She went into the roadway and got stone, and
with this, 1t Is said. she smashed ono OF tho
small varieRated panes OF glass In the upper part
of the door. Then she put her hand through
the opening and tried to unlock the door from
the inside.
Mrs. Warng. who In her room on tho
secono moor. ran dowh stairs anu tou her that
II she did not leave the house at once she would
have her arrested Tho woman r.nliea M.
Waring says. with language that shocked her.
and she refused to bulge until her business
with John T. Warng was finished. Mrs. War
ing told her that her brother-in-law was not In
tho house, but the woman would not believe
her, and she refused to go away. Mrs. Warnings
husband also expostulated with her. but with
out avail She said she had como to SEQ John T.
WAfns, "no was her ia"iui nusonhu' "hu thA.
she wouio not leave until she had accomplished
her mission. Mrs. Waring was very angry and
aha dee>rmined IN oct rid NJ tho unwelcome
snv =. s.s ~ y. .ne y" W., e.e"li' .,.'
Visitor AZ any cost. 80 sho pushed her from the
,.I.nhon. and ,o,,.J 49,, po,Io. II.odouar,.r.
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policeman to 1T the house a, once. Round.man
Lang went IN +he warino residence and fornd
ths inv vail I IN. and down ,n ,r"u, @ S -, thu
house. He advised her to go away. but sho re-
yr..d .o do an un,il .be had .osn h.r hn.hand
The policeman In vain tried to persuade her 10
20. Finally Mr.. warinR requested Lenr to ar.
rest her Tor disorderly conduct Inc latter then
took her to the police station.
20 ses sns
Eifty-thrd street. New York, and that she was
the W S OF John T. W,nE Jr She was
hue. J. Palmer Waring made a charge OF
asainse her. In her defense ea the Woman said she
married to ahn a. Ws5PG & nsn
square. New York. and that as his wife she had
perfect right to call on him. She said she had
been supporting him ana that she was tired Of
him support her. There would have been no
cause for compliant II the Ma MaTings had treated
the previous night. Justice Donoghue lectured
her on her disturbance OF the peace. after which
he Suspended sentence M cell This however was son on
prisoner promised and she was released from
cpisttody: , ,,,, ~. oo,,. ,oo,,
did not see the womans face. AZ sne were a
she ieft the court room she hurried, 70 the New
York Central Railroad station and boarded the
.rsn Sun fIr Palmer warns said h.
did not care to talk for publiGaton about the
case cas- he SAID that personally he did not know
He und erstood that she had como to his mothers
hon,e in YonksTs d kd While ,a he was !raHelnS IN
did not know the nature Of his brothers rela-
ons with her She had seTea
had caused her arrest, no said simply because
she had annoyed linn and his family,
Mrs. j. Palmer Maring said that tho woman
had been coming to fonkers for the purpose OF
Years She knew her = MIS-. Gordon.
She never knew until Friday night that she
claimed John T. Warng Jr.. as her husband.
She said the woman had visited IonkeIs In com.
pany With Mrs trocker: with whom she
said she lived IN New York. She knew
that the woman had a great innn.
ence over, her brother-tn-law Frequently
he would disappear from his home and be ab.
rent for two weeks, during which time MS
family always thought he was with the woman
who now claims to be his wife: Once. after lie
disappeared, they had hired detective TO hunt
for him, and he traced the young man. MIA
Waring said. to the house at 2Os West Forty
third street, where the woman was then living.
His brother went there and tried to induce him
to go home. but John paid no attention TO him.
Afterward they sent a cab after him. but the
cabman could not ipducee. him to leave the
hon.e, The woman, Mrs: Marlng ssld. had @ also
lived In place called Soubrette Row In West
Thirty-ninth street.
Mrs. Annette Waring. to give her the name
she claims. lives with Mrs. Crocker on tho
third floor OF tho apartment house 2ll West
Fifty-thrd street The fiat is lnxuriously fur
ntshed. When reporter called there last even
iuk W o'ihk ~ hios AOiuoSe ~ oSo hla ous
She Ia n nrettv woman siiohtiy below the
medium helsht, Win nark eyes ana snort curly
~ White cut i"W in The back and front. A'"'