The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-20
WOMAN WANTS CHILD
HABEAs CORPUS WRIT SECURED
 FROM CHAMCELLOR.
ElIen Black, Principal h Hogue se- Auetion Case, Wishes Possession
 oe Her nleGitimate Infant. Set for July 27.

Chancellor w. L. Parks yesterda granted application for writ of habea corpus, petitioned for by Ellen Black Henry Clarke and his wife. of Butle County are thereby ordered to produc her illegitimate child. before the Chan
 cellor in Montgomery on July 27. a
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 l The habeas corpus proceedings Is { second step in the effort of Ellen Blacl to have her efstwhile lover, J. c Hogue, brought to justice and to re
 cover her child. now an object ol charity in the hands Of q une old But
 The story of Ellen Black as set ou l in her petition for writ of habeas cor pus for the recovery of her child. readl play, than an incident of Alabama life but stillit stands out as Q realism and there are questions involved in her pe- tition that form the basis of many
 1t wifi be remembered that Hogue was arrested last week on a warrant charging bastardy. sworn out before merly State agent for the Prudential Life Inturanoe Company. but recently The wsrrant charged that s,d.s he is the the iilesitimate. son of Ellen Black, now being held by the Butler County
 Her story as set out in her petition is
 The petitioner, Ellen Black. on ha- beas corpus for her infant son, Jack Hogue Black alias Aubrey Clarke, al is illegally restrained of his liberty. and his mother. Ellen Black. is un- lawfully deprived of the custody and control of . her infans; sssa.,..t,s Her.
 That on the first day of October. 1908, she became acquainted with J. |C. Hogue in Evergreen. She was then and for some weeks the acquaintance grew into a friendship between her self and Hogue: and ripened in!o U U very great affection on on ace9n,ntf f,o,ters ot ens of the insurance man and she became infatuated and very much enamored of him. and that the friendship ripen-- finally fly she b becams engaged to marry. and under the promise of an early marriage to Hogus she believing and relying upon the promise or the sa,c har As the result of the seduction she was induced to go to doctor In Al. lanta by Hogue, he promising to pay
 She went to Atlanta. and Hogue re- fused to pay her expenses. and she was turned out in strange city with out friends, and without money. Hogus tant mother of his child. she then came to Montgomery a few weeks be- fore the birth of her child. and was pital. he again promising. to provide and care for her, and again he failed and refused to attend to and care Tor her. and she was forced to leave the of the Sisters of Charity.
 Called to Death Bed.
 She was forced to go out on the Mart Martha a street. in poorly provided place.. at which place was born unto her the ,soR Sha SSa shs sses es%sa Sser ss birth of the boy. she received q tele- gram that her mother was dying Against the adyiee of her physiGaian, aar; Deposit. and was present at the death of her mother. It was agreed be- tween herself and Hogue. who prom that h their p,tsaas ,n of fs mardaag a.ss that her child should be taken to the orphanage at Evergreen. ana there child, and one pr. Ed. Kendrick. that under no circumstances. should the tinctiy Understood and agreed that the mediateiy after her return from her
 By fraud u.nd false representation, she ayers the child was taken from | her and left at the home MT. and Mrs. Henry Clark, about ten miles from Greenviile, Butler County, against the wish, and in violation of the distinct understanding and agreement that the child should be immediately returned to her from the orphanage at Ever For that child she has afrectionate |regard and love of a mother. She fur. | ther ayers that Hogue has failed and refused to marry, and has never in- | tended to marry her, but whose only purpose was that of the libertine and seducer. He has failed to provide for | his said child. and failed to provide Tor the petitioner. She ayers that she IS informed that MT. and Mrs. Henry Clark have adopted her child, and named him Aubrey Clark. While she has no copy of the papers upon me adoption of the child, she ayers and charges that the adoption by Henry Clark and wife, of her child Is unlaw- ful and void. Whereupon she prays that a writ of habeas corpus be is- sued Immediately, directed to Henry Clark and Mrs. Henry Clark, his wife in Butler County, commenting them to bring the body. of Jack Hogut Black, an infant of about one yeai of age before your honor at time and place to be by you appointed, to. gether with the cause of detention o'
 The bastardy proceedings are set foi l