The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-07-25
MARRIED A HERO
now SHE is SORRY
SOrroWfuI Fate Of 4 YouDg
German Woman.

young moLner made her Way ~ 70
Mayor Bridges smiths residence ys
terday at noon asd ted pitifaI sto4y
sof how sbe had been begging Der way
about over the country ipg 70 e,
ccver her two year-old b. y from her
rupaway husband, She produced sev,
eral pswspapers conisipjFg secouots
81 hsf SAD life during the past rev
yfars, and BY onqosstlonabe crsden-
tials satisisd me mayor that sns RS
worthy O bis oonndence Sue waatpa
him Q g.ye her pass 70 Jacssongiils.
as she bad Information thai her hns-
baud and chitd ase 81 Pam Bench.
Her quest could not te grantsd ID
tirtly but she was gwen 4 pass to
YsldostA and a letter ffoin Msyos
smith 70 The mayor X vaidosta AK
ing that transportation b PROV dsd
from there.
The story Of the young woman oa
reer dates back to the war ia cuba
II catches public interest in aore cas-
Gle. Newspaper readers tIss heaFd Of
Beuno Gomioio, the husbaad wisile be
was there three years $50 under SEN
te 90 Of death BE wac about 10 be-
shot, bul ID . most romantic way es-
capped, and managed 70 reach the
states. He landed IN Patterson, n. u,
where be found that his fame had pre-
coded him, and be vas Iionized and
coufsed IN All circles. A beautiful
girl Of German descent named Pau
iine fell 10 Love with him, and they
we're married. Soon Afterward they
removed to Toledo ohio, where they
began housekeeping After the arri-
val Of the little boy, discoFd aro T.
the household The dream OF love was
ended.and the Husband and wife seps
rated, one going to one part Of the city
TO reside and The other. 10 another
section. According to the story told
Mayor Smith, Gamicio was one day
reeeptly passing Iarcsgh that 20. ton
% Toledo Il which ms wife and little
boy resided. The htfls fellow was
elaying on the front stOop The father
had not seen the child in nearly two
years ssiziug the little fellow 70 his
arms, be desoufed it with kisses, and
sesihe no one to interfere, walked
hatrsdiy down he street, holding the
little fellow close 10 bis bosom,
When the mother went out to see
What had gone with her babe she was
freinzied at fading It gone. she ran
10 aud down the street aiding with
every one 10 help her. she eventually
LEARNED that tall, handsome man
with dark features and bleck beard
had been seen with Child going from
the direction OF her residence. The
description was that Of Of her husband,
and she understood what it meant.
she didn't stop to eat or eep until
her strength was entirely exhausted !.
She told Mayor Smith yesterday thai
she had not relished mouthful Of
food since the disappearance Of her
child, and she would not eat At sll tx
cept that it is necessary to give her
strength. After several d,ys she
found that the man had gone to Tole DO
aud she traced him to Cincinnati.
she made her wsy tbere aud told her
story to the newspapers. Il was pub,
llshed so extensively that the NAH
lett and was next heard Of in ChAlts-
nooga. The distIs ssed mother WENT
TO that city as fast as she could travel,
but wh,n she rot there che learned
that the man and child were at Palm
Beach, IN Forida. A Ladies' BeLv :
lent association took her In charge at
Chattanooga AMI raised funds to held
her get Macon. She came here yes.
terday with letter to Mayor Smith,
asking in the name OF the coed wo-
men of Chattanooga thai ba rapodar