New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02

She and Dana We're Married at
Rah7cay-C Coroner U'aRtS Her.


Trenton " J. Aug (speciai).The official rec
ord OF the marriage OF Mrs. Beatrice NonliiarA
! Dgnon 10 Samuel L. Dana was found to-night 10
4 be file with the New-Jersey Bureau OF VITA
I Statistics the state House. 1t shows that lhe
marriage took place at Railway on Aprh y Inc
ceremony was performed by the Rev william
Francis StucbelL pastor of the second iIesoS
J teTian Church. Of that city.
Mr. Dana's home given as No iS7 7elge-st''
Jersey City. and Mrs Dignons as Ne"-1o NJ
H. Ii. sequine was the only recorded Wines TIC 10
the ceremony. and his address Is nor sven liz ne
age of Mrs. DisnOn is given as tWehtE-Io"'' i's'
fathers name is J. NJ Wonmark
Railway. y J. Aug THE Rev. William Tor
renee StucheIl OF the Second Presbyterian Church
OF this city married Samuel L. Dana and Mrs.
Beatrice W Dignon in the parsonage of his church
here April "a. Mr. Stuchell is at present at or
near Lake Placid in the Adirondack Mountains
City Clerk Angleman to-day made a certified copy
OF the register in his office and forwarded II 20
some department in NeW-York which asked FOR II.
MI Anglernan SAYS that the certificate was not hled
with him until the time iimit Of thirty days had
almost expired and that when the minister per
related 10 him some of the particulars OF the Wee
ding. The minister expressed benet ai'aC I i,'
at his house the evening Of April 20 ne Vas Mas
attending social in the church ana was rtel III
the house He performed me ccIeii1 1i iitor re-
appeared 10 be in great hurry Inc mlIlstet - ~
widow but whether there was any comment IN re-
turn Mr.. Angenan does not know ShG "a ld NJ
York Mr. stncheli told Mr.: Angleman. -, that tn, the
bridegroom save him one of the largest bills he had
ever received Tor performing a private marriage
service
Coroner Jackson. VINO is investigating the at
tempt at suicide Of the young bank clerk.
said last night that he no nearer
a solution Of the mystery than he was on the
day Of the shooting. He said he had been told
by Dana that the woman known as Mrs.
Beatrice w. Dignon was his wife
Dana told me on Sunday morning that he
was married" said Coroner Jackson. y had told
him that he was in serious condition and
might die. and that word from him would
clear the case OF all suspicion against any one.
/ he'd made reference TO Mrs. Dignon. He APP
reared to get angry. and then declared the
woman his wife. could not find out from
him where she had gone
Coroner Jackson says that on Saturday last
he requested the police OF the West Thirtieth-st.
station TO aid him in finding Mrs. Disnon. He
said the sergeant laughed at him and said he
could do nothing.
My greatest trouble is said Coroner Jack
son, that Dana doesn't think he is going to die
He thinks he will he able to leave the hospital
in a few days, aud won't say word one way
the other except that he shot himself He
won't tell any details Of the shooting.
4 said to him. Suppose you die before come
back here. Dana? He turned to me with
smile and said; Don't you fool yourself by
thinking that I'm going to die I've got no
thought of dying. I'm going TO get better, and
when I'm on my feet again may make a state
ment"
Coroner Jackson requested the police of the
West Thirteth-st. station again yesterday to
find Mrs. W. DignOn. who left the Martha Wash
ington Hotel Saturday. and has not been
there since. Coroner Jackson requested that
she he brought before him forthwith.
The records Of the Tenuerloin station show that
late Saturday Coroner jackson. through Police
Headquarters, sent an order to that station that
the police we're TO watch AIRS. Dgnon for him and
keep her under surveillance, that he might If
he should consider it necessary, be able md her
any time
This order was received by Sergeant Place. He
called up the coroner and explained him. he
says, how impossible il for the police to keep
any person under surveillance who not
cused Of any offence
Il told the coroner said Sergeant Place last
night. that IL he warted Mrs. Dignon arrested
and would issue CIDER would her.
Then h said. Never mind il
Late yesterday Coroner Jackson asked Captain
Cottrell 10 try 10 learn what had bec)mr II Mrs
Dignon. The captain sent Detectives IcIVCr and
brennan 20 the Martha Washington Hotel They
found. they say, that Mrs Dg10n left the hotel
about O'Clock Saturday afternoon, after hiring
expressman to take away her trunks She paid her
telling the cer! that she did not cApect 10 receive
any
d. G.. Dana father Of the young man. reached
this city yesterday He called the Prcsby terrain
Hospital about o'clock last evening. He had pre-
viously seen Coroner Jackson and obtained per-
nit TO see his son Eo the young man. hut
was with him only two three minutes. lie
fused OF make a statement