The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-17
ST. GEORGE HOTEL AROUSED.
bride FLIES FROM HER ROOM
N her NIGHTROBE.
Tells the Wight clerk That Her husband
Iisd Threatened to shoot Her-fiuk.
band Found Sound Asieep-Remem.
bered Nothing If what Occurred.


The Eo,el 81. George: in Clark street
Brooklyn. was the scene Of an exciting
incident about 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. but only few Of the guests on the
second floor, on which room 206 is To-
Gated, were disturbed by the CommotiOn.
The room mentioned. or, rather. the suite OF
rooms which have been occupied by Mr..
p. j. Tremsne. young Mexican, and his
bride, since their marriage. three weeks
ago. was the storm centre. II was late
when Mr.. 1remaine retired after spending
most of the evening and night with a few
cUnvvial friends in the cafe.
According to the accounts, Mr. Tremaine
during the festive period confined him
self TO light Scotch high balls and was
entirely able TO take care Of himself when
he assembled to his room in the elevator.
couple of hours later a loud and exciting
dispute between him and his wife disturbed
the slumbers of his neighbors and in the
midst Of the turmoil. Mrs Tremaine
emerged in her night dress and a light
robe and screaming ran to the elevator
and asked 10 be taken down to the office as
quickly a. possible
Night Clerk j. +. Hopkins and two Lcl-
boys, who were in the office. were much
surprised when Mrs. Trenaine appeared
IA such scau,y attire, and Mr., Hopkins =
interest was at once excited. III response
20 his inquiry a. 10 what the trouble was.
Mrs. 1reiuaine declared that she was
obliged To fee H. terror from her husband 3
room in consequence Of his threats to
shoot hor.
She insisted that she should be sent 10
her parents home in South Brooklyn with
out Ia moments delay and had one Of the
b.lsbOys 60 to the room upstairs for some
articles of clothing which she urgently
needed. When she had put these on III the
Office and MIR. Hopkins had placed his over
coat over her shoulders. she was escorted
to u cuacn which had been summoned
from the nearest livery stable and. ac-
corulauied 10y a belboy. was driven To her
parents home in Baltic street near Court.
When Mrs. IIen.aiIic had taken her de.
parturc, Mr.. Hopkins went up to her apal j.
ments to make an invest gation. The
door of room zoe was still open aid Mr.
Hopkins was surprised to find MIR. Ire
maine, the only occupant. In bed, fully un-
dressed and III sound sleep. lie made
a search through the apartments. but
could find no trace Of revolver or any
other weapon or any evidence that there
had been a quarrel.
In the morning Mr. Tremaine came down
sometime before the br, ak fast hour and
made anxious inquiries about his wife. He
oppressed much establishment when he
learned the circumstances OF her flight from
the hotel He vas perfectly oblirious. he
said az to what had preceded his departure,
except that after his depart ure from the
cafe and on reaching his room, he had i'm
bibed nearly half bottle Of brandy. This,
he surmised, accounted for the painful
dome 81 c drama which ensled.
lie ieclaresi that he never cherished the
slightest intention 10 harm his wife or use
a revolver but he recalled that he had beef
dreaming about shooting Indians on hi
native Mexican plains. He thought h."
probably made such outcries during his
disturbed slumbers as to throw his wife
into the fright which led TO hi flight from
the room. MIR. Tremaine left the hotel
early in the day for his Office in New York
returning about O'Clock last night. His
wife was still absent.
The couple Were married on Nov 20.
and on the following day took up their
residence in the hotel They had a re-
ccption on the evening Of their arrival, ia
which over fifty guests participated. Mr.
Treinaine is the New York representative
Of a leading Mexican business firm and il
IL Inderst God he was going back to Mexico
wit N his bride in a few DAYS