The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-06
LOVE BACK HOME
INSPECTOR GARRISON ACCOMPA-
MED HIM FROM DENVER
HIS POLICIES CANCELLED
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY HAS THEM.

Inspector Garrison Reached Thorn
asviIIe With Love Yesterday
MOrniDg-GOt Insurance Policies
and Then Came TO Savannah-T. J.
Ball Says Love Is Mentally De-
ranged, but Garrison Thinks Not.
Inspector Leaves for Home OfIice
I'm New York To-day.
With the policies carried by w. S.
Love of Quincy, Fla, in the New York
Life Insurance Company, in his inside
pocket, w. j. Garrison, representing
the insurance company, arrived in Sa-
vannah from Thomasvlle last night.
Inspector Garrison made a second
trip to Denver, where he first located
the man who was alleged to have been
drowned at Tybee on July 8, and ac-
companied Love to Thomasville. They
arrived there yesterday morning and
after Inspector Garrison secured pos
session of the policies carried in his
company he left for Savannah. He
will leave for New York early this
morning.
Inspector Garrison refused to talk of
his trip from Denver to Townsville
with Love, or to have anything to say
about the case. He said that he had
received telegram from his company
to have nothing to say about the mat
ter He did say, however that Love
admitted that the bathing suit found
buried on the beach was the one he
had hired at Graham's bath house.
When told that it was contended that
Love was mentally deranged Inspector
Garrison Yentured to remark that, in
his opinion, he was quite sane.
The following telegram was received
by the Morning News from its Thorn
asville correspondent:
brownsville, Ga, Nov. 5.-Walter S.
Love, whose mysterious disappearance
from Tybee Island last July has caused
so much comment, reached Thomas
vile at 1925 O'Clock this morning. He
was accompanied by w. j. Garrison,
inspector of the New York Life Insur-
ance Company, who worked up the
case and discovered Loves where
abouts.
Love and Garrison went directly to
the residence of T. j. Ball, on Dawson
street. who is Loves brother-in-law.
and who was the temporary executor
of Loves estate. There they met Mrs
Katherine Love, who came from Quin-
cy, Fla, ten days ago, when Samuel
Bail of Dubuque, Ia. another brother,
identified Love in Denver. The family
was expecting Love.
Mr.. Garrison left the Loves at Mr..
Balls residence and went to the Mas
uary Hotel, where he registered as w.
j. Gray of Chicago, but he made no
further attempt to conceal his identity,
talking freely of the case to various
parties and giving his real name. He
said that Love had raised no objection
to returning, and that he came of his
own free will. no legal process being
required, but that Loves policy in the
New York Life Insurance Company
has been cancelled and his claims for
feited. Mr.. Garrison left brownsville
on the eastbound Atlantic Coast Line
train at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, Civ
ing his destination as Savannah, and
later as New York.
Mr.. T. ]. Ball, Loves brother-in-
law. was not inclined to discuss the
matter but said that his brother-in-
law was in good health physically but
mentally deranged. He explained that
as he did not think that Love was
capable of making the trip from Den
yer to Townsville unattended. he had
requested Mr.. Garrison to accompany
him, and that Love had raised no OBJ
lection to returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love left Thomasville
this afternoon for their former home
at Quincy. Fla, where they will reside
as heretofore. The affair is of much
interest here, as Mrs. Love was we'll
known in Thomasvil1e. having resided
here for a number of years. She often
visits her brothers, T. ]. and w. L.
Ball, who are prominent merchants of
one of the oldest and best known fam
lilies in this section.