Arizona republican., 1898-02-23
JACK" BLOoDGOOD DEAD.
The Well Known New Yorker, Who
 Married Clara Stephens Sutton.

i uCuCc, 1NO. OO OllHlOu pldCC, IOudy Mrs. Bloodgood was with him at the time of his death.
 Mrs. Bloodgood is now enacting the role of a dancing girl in the Con querer" at the Empire theater
 John Bloodgood, more familiarly and affectionately known as Jack" was the elder son of the late John Bloodgood, who. was conspicuous in Wall street circles up to the time of his death, two years ago. Until the ! loss of his fathers wealth Jack" was exceedingly prominent among the younger set in society and the unto ward tide in his fortunes did not di- m1nish his popularity, though it forced him into retirement. He was a mem Der of the Racquet club.
 The old Bloodgood homestead, at Washington square and University place, one of the most comfortable res idences in New York, was given up after MT. Bloodgood's death and Jack" and his wife took a modest home in Clinton place. During the last two years he spent much of his time abroad in a vain attempt to re- gain his health
 Mrs. Bloodgood was, before her mar riage to William Havemeyer, Clara Stephens Sutton. A divorce quickly followed and then followed her mar riage to Jack" Bloodgood. Soon troubles began to crowd upon them thick and fast.
 Mrs. BloOdgood's mother became ill
 and her husband was so seriously at tackled with Bright's disease that he
 had to be removed to a hospital. It
 was at this time that Mrs. Bloodgood
 went on the stage, hoping, in part, to retrieve their fallen fortunes
 She demanded that her husband be brought home again, and, despite the
 time and worry incident to her stage debut, she devoted many hours to
 nursing Jack"
 Not more than month ago his con dition was so much improved that it
 was thought he would recover There : came relapse, however, and for a week he had been at deaths door.
 PRISONER ATTACKS THE JUDGE Insisted at His Sentence, John Ryan Springs at Judge Mccormick. : Elizabeth, N. J., Feb. 22.-John By | an created a sensation in the Union 5 county court today by attempting tc l assault Judge Thomas Mccormick r when the latter sentenced him tc ] state prison. Ryan had been convict 3 ed of assaulting Police Officer Null
 hearn of Elizabeth. When arraign- . ed for sentence week ago he pleaded f first offence. An investigation proved f Ryan to be an old criminal and jai
 bird. This morning Judge Mccormick e spoke scathingly of the prisoners past :: history and sentenced him to two S years in the state prison.
 t The sentence had hardly been pro- t nounced when Ryan jumped over the e railing, uttering obscene oaths, ant e rushed toward Judge Mccormick. Sev D eral officers seized the infuriated mar @ and terrific struggle ensued. Rya1 : was biting, kicking and crying out tt e be allowed to wreak his vengeance ol e the judge. It was not until he hat e been severely clubbed that the officer F were able to carry him to a cell.
 HAD WANDERED FROM HOME
 Mrs. Shields of Telluride Was Fount
 at Salida.
 > Salida, Colo, Feb. 22.-This morn | ing at about o'clock a woman wan d dered into a second floor hallway ant 5 attracted the attention of one of thu s occupants, Mrs. West, who is a West : ern Union operator, which office open