Arizona republican., 1902-03-24


 1im fer q long time. Weeks pass-a Withc;:t Il word from Harry Tell and she rcor Wi,e srf-vsd for her abseal aus sbaIl.
 Then enc day thu report came that Eel vas dead. It vas said that h. had .or,e to his end il the kionGi-;e from Tposure and sicknae and that he would reVe: mere sae Hawai-.
 Thi.; was n5r, than the wifi could 1aar. sha had counted so much oa ha' iusnanG's s.eo3T turn that ,h- pro tracted G=laE and finally the report that ho.' husband was dead "2nt far toW"rd throwing her int5 @ sad stat f mind.
 Mrs Ell had always been in the habit of taking wine with har meals. and now f1ected by her glie@. sAe' -cugl7. ,Rca :, '1:-'.7--, 6-t--'l
 Shc 5.-c...-a C.-,cura-a 2 an, he: troubles were added to h. financial stringency, The businesa o.. the room ias ho;is- li l ,.at ore spe-' after this. nd Mrs. Bell became very dJWncast. Scon she was tn sore trouble. and some cf her friends among the church reoilf came forward tx Ind her a helping hand.
 it was during this time that 9 report
 
 that Ms. Iall WAS insane and that sh4 y. auid Go harm t0 herself and perhaps to others un:ass she was taken ia cnarse by the authorities. Tha result s,;s th-t Ms. Sell was committed to ;ha asylum for the insane.
 Sonc cf her goods were scIG at ;.uc- tioa, while her friends took charge of her personal belongings The ezpari- Eees cr Mrs. Bell at the asylum Were anything but pleasant. although thoee in charsa treated her with every con siHeraticl and her friends often called to talk to her ard bring her little com foits- Although said to be insane. Mrs Bell "as able to recognize her friends and continually asserted to them in the nest furCibia manner possible that she was net crazy. There were moments. however. when it vas hard to believe that she was perfectly rational. and the doctors considered her insane enough t1 ne kaDt in the institution. All this tine while t was believed that Harry Han was dead in the Kio.- di<e. the absent hl sband of the woman in the asylum for the insane was alive ard struggling with tickle fortune in th, fer north.
 Working his Way at last back to san Fra.ciscC after having failed tC make 2 fcrtuac. Harry Bell secured an off c1rs berth aboard the United State; army transport Hancock, which was about ? leave the Golden Gate for the Philippines by way of IIcnolulu. He locked forward with much delight to aEain meeting his wife in Honoilln.
 The Hancock arrived in this port shortly before last ChristmaS day. and as soon as she was mcored to the "harS Hen lost 20 time in setting ashore and making his way to the haUse CT i'eretIria street. where he had let his wife when ne went away t., the coast months before. The deer of what Bell supposed to b. his fcme was opened to him by " stranger, q woman who knew his wife however, and one who had often called on her while she was at the insane asy- lur..
 'i want t3 see my wife. Mrs. Harry Rell." said the anxious husba"d
 VI hy, sho-she's not here" Was tL reply.
 ~Where is she living: asked .:.- man.
 well. to tzH the truth, ehs's--''
 "Sha's not dead. is sha.' que=tio2-.! the nov. startled husband The woman. observing the !"aE cr alarm on the face of Harry Bel a.a hardly knowing how to tell him that F.s wife was in the asylum wi.ile h, W,.s sup9osed to be dead in th kl,noiz. at Last managed to make l.H9Aa l-t= Bells condition
 Arriving at the ent.a..a - r.. -rcunds of the insane asylu-n I,... naesarI and impatient. ds-rar. | e- the guard that he admit him a1 a..t,.
 "I want to s5e my WigS A- c.i T will see her Let me. ;a.'
 The guard was iaciiH.d '3 think th., t2eii was himself insane a4. i-.. --.i-..ta md r-fus2d to admit i.:.a
 HelI thereupcn Wa:tt way. c1.l.- ,1 ra- turn to the grounds frc,n ez Arr di- lFction. attempting ts .. "n el.- trance
 In his attempt he rai.sf. ias,ig ef1- .a it Uu tar chat 3islt :..s < c...ir-r Jo the transport
 On the following ,;.v -, his ";.se tu ,he superiuj t.- :.-.-- lum and Was allowed c - ..
 When Mrs. Bell :t4Y j... u.;-,,J--.i whom she had sup.H . .l-.-- hereI with tha dead :&. e... a ec..- -.'y and flung herself 'r.a rim
 Harry, IIar~y," ah, cried whiIs ehe ei2as Ia him like :. hunted tt.ia:5 and Weri UUJ her Se iruWS oa li- breast. Take me away f:1m h4rc. l am nor clIzE. a.l ECt crazy
 After some necessary loru&lity the -JW harrr We.aan Was released from tAa in9ti,1i;i3l and WAS taken away by n'r husband. to whom she c!uaS Wit'l 'he t2"acity ~, o.e who has received T l-vsI oae back ta her heart after I2ng s5Gs2ratioa and after she mad taeughl of him as dead.
 Ii was the da<- before Ghrfsunaa and the Oceanic steamship Alameda was .,hort 10 sajl fer San Francisco. EeG lad a friend going up-the coast in the vessel and decided ;o send his wifi un in his care.
 Hails boat. the transport Hancock. ! was to sail far the Philippines un 'hIistmas day. Hc lost n tire in maFinG he n-cessars arranasment5 : and put his wifi aboard the Alameda 1. shortly hacara the vessel sailed. Alrs. ! ..Il