The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-28
HUSBAND AND WIFE AT LAST REUNITED MT. BeasIey Has Pathetic Chase
 After His Family STARTED TO MISSISSIPPI While on Train He Was Informed of Wlfe's Predicament and Hurried
 Back Only to Find Her
 In New Castle.
STARTED TO MISSISSIPPI

Mrs. Ella Beasley. who through a train of unforeseen incidents was found with her five little children in distress at the union passenger station on Thanksgiving morning is reunited to her husband.
 The chapter of incidents which go to make up the story of the reunion of hus- band and wife Is indeed pathetic.
 The husband, John Beasley, expected his wife and children In Birmingham November 20. On her non-arrival and not receiving any explanation from her he purchased ticket at the station on Thursday night and boarded the west bound train for Aberdeen.
 In telling his story to chance acquain- tanee on the train, a copy of an afternoon paper in which the story of his wifes distress was recorded, was given to him and on reaching a station he alighted and boarded the first train back for Bir- mingham arriving here at midnight Mrs. Beasley Found klnsman. In the meantime, a cousin of MT. Beas- ley inadvertently met Mrs. Beasley and took her to his home, informing her that her husband worked at Newcastle. Yes- terday morning the cousin took the wo- man and her children to Newcastle on the .'newsboy" train which leaves Bir- mingham at 6:15 over the Louisville and Nashville railroad. About o'clock the husband arrived at the station to inquire as to the whereabouts of his wife and children only to learn that they had once more gone off in search of him.
 A message was dispatched to the agent at Newcastle to instruct him to tell Mrs. Beasley that her husband would join her during the day.
 MT. Beasley was no less distressed than his wife and decided that rather than per init her to walt till the afternoon train he would walk. He expressed his Brati- tude to Captain Wright, the gateman al the station, for his kindness to Mrs. Beas- ley and his children while at the station and boarded North Birmingham car which would take him within seven miles of his journeys end.
 A Nice Old Man.
 Capt Wright said yesterday that Mir. cases came beneath his notice, Captain and was very much wrought up about his wife.
 On being asked whether many such sases came beneath his notice, Capt Wright said; We meet lots of the un- fortunate and always try and do our best TOT them, The SlatlOn IS great ScnOoi stage in fact where life Is portrayed in all It's various phases. Besides the sad we see the funny side of life" The officer was here interrupted by a man who wanted to know where the Louisville and Nashville ticket office was. I've been waiting for that car to move" he said for the last half hour and I'm l told its an extra coach and my train has | gone off and left me, so I want to go and get my money back and take the street car part of the way and walk the rest"
 All Kinds of People. Capt. Wright courteously gave the de. sired information and on the man leaving said to 6 reporter with smile, Tt takes all kinds of people to make world
 While the reporter was talking to the officer an ambulance drove up to await the arrival of a hospital patient.