The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
l MouicIaiT BsIISs Runaway
Match Has Sequel In Court.
HUSBAND AND WIFE ARRESTED
Wcman's Parents RsIsnt and Cone 10 HsI
Husband Ssaisnsst to 80 Days
cuufInsnsat as Mssdltant

Newark. Nov. et.-The daughter OF one
a, a.. y,cnest re~idents OF Montclair, n.
l.. was prisoner yesterday In the fi's'
rrer,pc. court ~ this city, charged WIN
being a. professional beggar.
with her. also under arrest ana cnarse"
with the same offense, was her huSoSho'
JoSsph l.. Farneshon. who although carr
,,-,,p dressed with an obvious attempt az
s-v,e showed IN his face dsep ines-whicn
told of care and privatioH.
The Fsrneshons had. been arrested o"
proad street. Newark, upon the COM
nlsint Of a man from whom Farneshon
had borrowed 20 cents few weeks ago
s,ron false representations.
In court the Weeping woman, young snu
striklngly pretty, clung TO her husnandr
arr, and kept her streaming eyes nSeu
toy3nuly mon his face. Farneshon soothed
her ss best he could and then with trem-
ming llps answered the charge.
BEGGED FOR HER SAKE.
IT s,d beg. Your Honor" said the pfis'
omar meeting Judge LambeTts gsIe WIN
,,,s einchinc. II did IL for this dear XII
sake' 20 give her food aud shelter 5'aoly
would have worked. but II oonld mo
rothinq 10 do. His voice broke ana the
fears started. ,u,,
-.,sfe had reached the court and notineo
,he Judge OF their Willingness 20 provluo
.or har SO the charge against MT
Farnashor was not pressed, whie Inv
husband was sentenced to thitV oSsS "'
No sooner had the judge announced this
..s.,a, ,bs,, the loval wife spranE for
III my husband is guilty. II begging be
srfrne then ] am guilty. too
Court attendants tried TO lead her away
nut stv pushed them back, chnging 70 ,ne
busband who stood silent aud daEed un-
der the sentence.
WOULD SHARE HIS FATE
get me 90 to jail with him. judss
x,,aa.e do" begged the weeping wife agar
and again. as with gentle force she was
removed To a private room where her par
rnts were in waiting,
Al arst she scorned them, but strens''
sailed her at last and she sank fainunl
sr her fathers arms The woman wa
weakened with hunger end exposure.
behind the arrest OF Mr.. and MT
y'syneshon is a peculiarly sad romance
Residents OF Montclair viii remember ,e ne
as Mary Tit,. one OF the reignine beiie
~ that fashionable iittie community. VII
tbyxe wears ago made runaway mate
.v,fn vounx Farneshon Her home wa
une Of the he ncsomest IN the town, an
her IA ther man OF wealth ana innuehc'
or Fsrneshon little was known at IN
,iras 81 his first appearance In hontcial
sa~,etv and little has since been learne'
He was good looking. we'll bred aud we
educated.
n MAS said that he belonged TO a prou
iuent family IN France. and that he wa
pyeparing for some sort OF proiessioh
.areer--nii very vague. Miss fltE ntSt nv
Tarnsshou at dance. Within mon'
re was an avowed suitor for her hanu'
A RUNAWAY MATCH
The father objected. but TO no purpos
reepiy IN love with each other. Z
voung folks eioped, having barely mon
enough tn live for month. The indl
nant father turned his back upon the {
yenders. He refused 10 ever again spe
so his sou.in-iaw and shut the doors
17is home against the daughter until
should consent 10 renounce her husband
So the F'nrnesLons struggled along Z
aided for three pitiable wears, until act'
starvation stared them ina the Ia
Farneshon's health broke nndor
strain, and physical weakness lost u
such trining employment az he 1
raired with difficulty. In their extrem
they asked for aims timidiy az first, 9
then, with the coolness ana mlsiepresS
sfion OF professional mendieancy.
Late ia October Fafneshon and his v
applied for aid 10 Joseph Il. Ambrustei
railroad passenger agent. in Broad STR
Newark The husband represented n
S.is as y member of a New York bl
ness house. who had lost his pocketoc
and wanted enough money TO get him
and wife back to the city He was acc'
nlodatsd.
~, Monday Mr.. Ambruster saw
,n,,ple IN BROAD street. followed them
they went from ofyice 10 office asking
sietance, and then handed them over
uhe police.
Mrs. Farneshon was taken To Monte
.sst night by her parents Several II
cuual men. touched by the depth and
atty OF her love for the Imprisoned
hand, viii make an effort TODAY 10
rnre his release.