Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-29


BILE Said to Be Amicnbly Settled.
After calmly ignoring the supreme
courts of two states for more than
three months Mrs. May Harrington
Hanna, divorced wife of DanisA
Rhodes Hanna. son of Senator Mark
Hanna, returned to New York on the
Deutschland, says the New York
World. She fed in July last to keer
her three sons from their father and
grandfather.
Mrs. Hanna's return was not as e1-
citing as was her departure. She came
quietly and without apparent fear
Clinging to her skirts We're her two
youngest SONS. Dan r., Jr., and Can
II. Hanna. The eldest son, Marcus
Hanna, walked ahead Of them with
Richard Bacon, lawyer and real es-
tate agent of Cleveland, who is said
to be relative Of the Hanna family
and who has aided Mrs. Hanna ir
bringing about settlement with her
husband. This settlement permitted
her to bring her children from Europe
her.
my three boys are to remain with
me-" said Mrs. Hanna, land l have nc
fear for their future safety and COM
fort. l will not disclose what arrange
ment( has been made or if any las beer
made. 1t is sufficient to say that ev-
erything has been done to my salts
faction
when you went to Europe, did you
not intend to stay for an indefinite Pc
riod!" Mrs. Hanna was asked.
YES. When l went away, intend
ed staying for an indefinite period ana
possibly for good. will not say what
my future plans are"
Mr.. Bacon would answer no ques-
tons regarding the Hanna children
and the arrangements their mother had
made with the father and the grandfa-
than to remark:
"Everything has been arranged ami
cably."
Mrs. Hanna, her three sons and Mr..
Bacon We're driven to the Waldorf-As-
toria. Their trunks were sent to the
hotel and then expressed to Cleveland.
Mrs. Hanna did not obtain a room at
the hotel, and she and her three sOD1
attracted much attention us they stroll
ed through the corridors while waiting
for luncheon. Mrs. Hanna and MI
Bacon We're joined by Lawyer Ker-
risch of Cleveland
The trouble between Dan Hama and
his pretty wife began in the writer Of
1897, and since then there have been
only short periods when thsre WIS nor
a fresh sensation In Cleveland SC iety.
Dan Hanna, while student al Ken
yon college, met Miss Carrie May Har-
rington. While together in boating
party at Escanaba, Mich, on Aug. &
1887, they strolled away from their
companions, went to the home of
clergyman and were married. Nel1let
was Of age.
For several months they kept their
marriage secret. When it became
known, Senator Hanna said, Boys wiz
be boys, and he might have done
worse" Dan Hanna took his wife to
live in Cleveland in the Hanna home,
Then came stories of quarrels ne
tween young Hanna and his wife. The
first open outbreak occurred at the
Cleveland horse show in 1897. The
next occurred at the Mckinley inauEu-
ration in 1897. Several times Senator
pfs.lii ion
things went from bad to worse until
In January, 1898. Mrs. Hanna fled suit
for divorce, alleging neglect and crp
city.
Mrs Hanna got the custody of her
chillrcn and an order from the court
compelling Dan Hanna to provide fos
their education. She took her sons it
Europe and on her return presented &
bill for $o,Sh0.' After some litigation
Mr.. Hanna paid the bill. Later Mr..
Hanna married Miss Daisy Gordon.
said to be the most beautiful wo,.a.n
In Cleveland.
Learning that his former wife CT
templated another trip to Europe. T.. M
ma, not wishing to pay another $9,S'O.
applied to the courts last July to have
his father, Senator Hanna. made tbf
guardian Of his sons. The order was
granted, and later writ was issued
prohibiting Mrs. Hanna from removing
the boys from the state of Ohio.
While the deputy was at her front
door to serve on her the courts or@et
Mrs. Hanna escaped by the back way
and was out of Cleveland before 1hs
officer could approach her.
She came to New York and register
ed at the Savoy under the name of
Mrs. Brown. Mr.. Hanna followed oh
the next train and obtained wit OF
habeas corpus from Justice McAdam.
Private detectives were employed to
find Mrs. Hanna. but despi 4 their
watchfulness she escaped from the he