The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-24

to have arrested at Newport last week on
a charge Of conspiracy to defraud him of
property said TO be valued at Sl05, 000.
reached New York yesterday with her
husband, whom she married only a week
ago.
Mr.. ard Mrs Thompson went at once
TO the Hotel Majestic where they were as
signed to one OF the hendsomest suites in
the house. Mrs. Thompson was plainly
i'll. and did not leave her room at all. but
Mr.. Chil1s, her friend from Newport, left
early in the morning and was closeted
with Mr.. Hanan until long after o'clock
in the afternoon.
Three hours later Mr.. Hanan left for
Chicago. and announced that everything
in relation 20 Mrs Thompson bad been
amicably settled. He denied all knowl.
edge of any presents having been given
the former widow by himself contsntinR
himself ith saying that the dispute was
OF a business matter entirely, and that all
had cen amioably adjuted.
At the same time it Is known that Mr.
Hanan Id get his presents back he got
hack the fine brownstone house at 5S
West 1hirty-Dinth street, worth about
s60, 600, and the iine mansion on tie fash
ionahle Park Slope. in Brooklyn. That
il all he has recovered as yet, but 1t In ex-
pacted that he will ultimately receive all
that he ever Vavs Ter Her husband says
ne will. ana that ought to settle 1t
Mr.. Tbony son would not discuss the
mstter for publication, but one member
of the party was not so reticent.
"You ses it was this wav," said this
person. MIR. Hanan Was alwavs>yery
Kind and | beral 10 Carre-tbat is, Mrs
Thompson. She was Mrs. Smith when
he met her, she heipg the widow of
Charles tnlbUt Smith ol Newport But
that was all-absolulelv ADJUST Kind and
ii o a. Why. when Mr.. Hanan oane To
Ae~sert on his Yacht 10 nired n carriage
and drove Carrie to the Island Cemetery
ana heiped her strew flowers on the grave
of her husband. IL was very affecting
scene. NJ. Hanan was very considerate.
let me tell yoi. tnink he bouz the
flowers, but am not sure. 1 know ne
hired tue carriage.
You see. Joo Thompson hos been in
love with Carl Tor very long time. He
was In love with her when she was a
school teachor and her namo was Carrie
B;iggs. When she married Smith he Was
heart broken, but ne waitec, and "a week
ago no married her. That brought on the
crisis. On Friday night when the big
scene occurred. Mr. Hnnan went TO the
Conki'Dg cottage. whero Carrie was lv-
ing. and denouE ced her terribly. Why, it
wns Just awful. You never heard anything
like it in your life. lie requested mis-
counsel TO leave the room that he might
talk with her alone.
"When they were alone 10 went on Just
terrible. Mhewl lie said tho meanest
lot OF things, ard he wac so fierce thnt Car
rie fainted, end then had Mysteries, and
had To send for n physician. There was
no necessity for these words aud MIR.
Thompson means 20 resent them N due
season.
lyon see until Horse Show week Mrs.
Thompson. as she is now, thought she
was going TO he the noncred wife Of Mr.
Hnnan. Tlen she found out that he was
n married man. and that Friday night she
had dec1ed back To- Mr.. Hanan the hoOss
10 New YORK es we'll as the ono In Brook
lyn. She did this tn the presence OF law
yers and witnesses.
"You see I" continued tho loQuacious
one. Carrie neyor knew that John Hanan
was marricu. When she did learn IT, size
asked him % cease calling urUn her. but
no wouldn't That's tho honest truth.
Wien she vas gust on Mr.. Hanan's
yacGt, the SaSamcre. duiing the cruise Of
the Now York Yacht Club last summer.
there were numelo % = other 81 csts of both
sexes, Including rsi0tiyes of Mr. liarsr.
While they wrrs IN Newport sir. llanan
ana Carrie walked and drove a great desl
toRsther and in the most public places
Nil Hauan. when he lefk Tor
the West last night. said "ESory-
thing has been ainicably nj justed between
Mrs. Thompson and myself. lt was only
n business dispute anyhow. and don't
wart 10 say any moro for publication.