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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
DEAD SPEAKER
IS LAID TO REST
Speaker Martins BODY Laid In
Alabama Capitol.
VERY SOLEMN FUNERAL RITES
Mark Burial Of Speaker Martin. OF
Alabama LesisIature-eovernor Co.
mer First One 10 View Remains,
Was Overcome with Emotion.

Montgomery, Ala, March The
tody Of Speaker W. l.. Mar IN la.i ~
state at the capitol from to ":2'
O'Clock Tuesday, occupying a bier IN
almost the exact spo; where the re-
mains OF Jefferson Davis laid many
years ago when they were brought
10 this city before nlal interim nj.
The dead speaker was esco'.,a l.
the caplto! by a detail # The iaH-
bearers. an escort from t.e KE4S ..,
OF Pythias and many loving fri,ada.
The first man 10 view the remains va
Governor Conner. and he turned away
and hurried back into his Office with
out so much as word. his emotion
being evident o every one preseH'.
The funeral exercises were conduct
ed from the First Presbyterian church
By Rev. +. &. Rally and Rev. Nea!
Anderson. The hall OF the house OF
representatives Is drsped in mourning
and the Offices OF the capitol are
closed In respect TO the memory OF
the departed.
There were many handsome floral
offerings, one Of which was from the
bar OF jefferson county and another
from the council OF the city OF Bir-
mingham. The governor and the en-
tire state house force ate @ied the
f,,narai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
DAN HANNA SUED FOR DIVORCE
Ne 10 the Only Son Of the Late Sen.
stor Mark Hanna.

stor Mark Hanna.
Cleveland, Ohio. March suit
for divorce was flied Tuesday In com
mon pleas court by Elizabeth Gordon
Hanna, wife OF Dan r. Hanna. only
son OF the late Senator Mark Hanna.
Hanna Is accused III gross neglect
OF duty, abandonment and exereme
cruelty.
Mrs. Hanna asks for divorce. ade-
quate alimony and the custody OF her
daughter. Elizabeth. aged 5.
Dan Hanna's first marriage was to
May Harrington. She obtained q d.
vorce In 1898. She has since remar-
ried.
Hanna's present wife has resided
in New York since early last fall.
She Is the daughter OF the late Charles
W. Gordon. O millionaire. who be-
queathed to the city Of Cleveland.
Gordon Park.
The petition was sworn TO before
q notary in New York city under the
date Of March I.
The plaintiff is Ranna's second
wife, her FIRST husband being Walter
Desmond. an Englishman. She was
divorced In 1900 and on February 10
of the same year she was married to
Dan Hanna. Hanna has also been
married twice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
UPON NICARAGUA
STATES WILL war
All Central American Couatris.
Will Join Honduras
U. s. GOAT ON WAY TO SCENE
Bonilla, ~ Several Days, Leaves for
FrontieS to Take Position at Had
Of Army-Hard Fighting 10 Hourly
Expected.

Puerto C0rreZ, Honduras, March
l. via s,eamer-TAe following ha
TELEGRAM - the commentaries, Just
received:
Palace cguclsalPa, Mich. /. ll:?a
A. m. Communicates: In this mo-
mcnt leave my bed where | have
be, n confined By sickness 10 march FOE
tie south ant pu; my>lf at the head
OF The army to repc. the unjust az.
erosion Of ;hr government Of Nieara.
qua. | coaaie IN YOU. that during
my abs,.ce YOU will know how to
comply With your duty and hope
that the wal Wi, soon end with brt.
liant result, for or arms. (sisnei)
Manuel Bona,la."
The spnnlent says that II siE
take BOnil'a three DAYS to reach tho
frontier AMI that the hardest hghtins
ever seen in Central America win O.
cur. Bon'ia's object being TO drive
~ cuCe 10 MaHasua.
The Correspondent sends also tel 1
ec-am 10 commentaries from A. c.
Coc,lc., minister OF foreign relations.
reviewing In detail the course Of Pres
ident Zelaya. and denouncing him Ia
round terms. He denies that Hon
DURAN soldiers have committed dep
relations In Nicaragua and declares 4
absolutely false that Nicaraguans
have defeated the Honduriaa forces.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
s,uden, charaed with Theft.

Chicago. H., March 7-Rchard y.
Hoops, 20 years Of age, a studen'
Lakeforest university, and a son OF ~
{. Hoops. a lawyer Of kokomo' I'M.
is under arrest charged with rooo.s
he residence OF Hobart Chane'E
Taylor, a wealthy resident oil LAM
forest. Detectives searched the ro0.
Of Hoops In the fraternity ma"
Lakeforest university and founa
trunk filled with diamond rings -
yer ware and curios. which MI iE
Ior had speat years in oolieeuns,,
Hoop confessed and said ne 60
give IL 5.-s- reason for the ACT 20
his desire " possess bclu''ni ar'
TIC things
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Skeleton o. Man unearth.d

New York. March while max
Tag some excavations In New Ro-
chei!e. workmen unearthei the skele.
ton Of a man believed TO be Barthol-
omew L!speua'd, OF the Hugaenot
founders OF New Rochelle, who aei
from iaR7ch,i!e 10 France after the
revocation II the edic' % Nantes The
bones VIII Na' hoor buried $50
years, W .ya.ci In solid
stone. The oa.. mem 5er ~ the Lis
penard family now 'iylag Is said 10
be Lspenard Stusr'. rea. estate
broker. Of New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Claims To 6e Christ.

Nashville. Tenn. March "A man
giving his name as Leyerin Emery
Iounsbury. aged thirty years. and
claims New York state his home. was
arrested at Glasgow Junction. Ky. He
was claiming TO be Christ. He said
he was on his way to New Mexico
and carried a rife, revolver. sword
butcher knife and trumpet. After
frightening several women by blowing
his trumpet he was arrested. He
said he did not mean 70 brighten any
one, and that he only blew his Jrum-
pet to attract attention He claims
10 be a graduate OF Harvard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Three Firemen injured.

New Orleans. March Three
nremen were seriously injured and
three slightly hut as the result OF
q collision between the Are patro AMI
a chemical engine early Wednesday
morning. The patrol and chemica'
engine were responding 10 an alarm
turned IN from 50 Anthony street
and as both rounded The tura az Bur
gundy and Frenchman streets, they
crashed together. the impact break
ing the wheels ~ the FIRE engine OF
the patrol AMI threw he occupants
OF both vehicles on 20 The ground.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
VIII cortlnu. investigation.

Chicago. March 6.-Chief WIZ
o. the United States secret ser''~
T. Vas announced Tuesday night' y.
remain in CHICAGO 20 continue 'ns
vestigs'lon 81 the theft Of slS.~
from the sub-trrasury inspe
leaving for Washing on, as hha
his intention. he declined 70 So
how long ne would continue 70 81
the case his persona attention
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Robber Makes Bold Attempt.

Americas, Ga. March IA dar-
ing attempt At robbery was made
here Tuesday afternoon when a white
man. a stranger, walked into Ma
son q Co. IS loan once and with his
hand unpon his hip pocket demand
ed money. Manager Paullo. who
was alone. bantering words with him
for a minute. when fortunately other
parses entered. and uhe\ woS!d-ss
bsrdi: withdrew. The police are
searching +Ae city for him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Makes Denial OF Reports.

Vienna March 7.-Semi-denlal ls
made " reports H. circulation 8.
France tina; Maria Christina he dow.
sger queen %! Spain. during the Span
lab American war. conveyed her per-
sonaf'for ur" "a her mother. Who az.
tertards refused 10 return IL. Tne
Apfiriaa imperial household has been
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Oath Of Office Administered

Teheraa. March The oath OF
othce vas administered 20 The mem
eers OF the chamber Of deputies on
Tues day Seven hundEi members
comprising ne volunteer corps OF the
National Guard, are being drilled each
dAy. lt Is reported that unrest ore.
vsils sAFouEsoat tAs county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Grim REAPER CLAIMS
jUDGElOGAA BlkcklEY
distinguished Jurist suecumbs
q Attack ofBrights Disease.
Ia VIA PASS RESOLUTIONS

1ss sIsekiey Was 70 Years Of Age.
sis Remarkable Career as a Lawyer
- . yuase--seesms a Freshman"
y AGE Of 70.
eIanta, March fudge Logan Z.
ckley, former chief justice of Geor-
snd the first citizen Of the state.
n his home near Gainesville.
Hsrsham county. Wednesday morn
NJ B:4s O'Clock. after an illness
t~o days.
- news was received In Atlanta
5<ubert l.. Culberson, son-in-iaw
udgc Bleckley, who was telephon-
rom Clsrkesville. about 8 O'Clock
1oxsn Bleckley, the eldest son OF
xoceased. who went up to Ciafkes-
Tuesday in response to infOrma-
Nat his father was very Ill.
Is remains were brought TO At
reaching the city at 3 o'clock
assday night, and accompanied by
nleckley. Logan Bleckiey and
ounger children. The body was
10 the residence OF his soa-in-
ma daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Culberson. at $50 Gordon
IN weSkEnd. and the funeral
n will conducted from the
non residence Thursday At an
FL be announced later.
James w. Lee, pastor OF
Methodist church. and a de-
Friend OF Judge Bleckley, will
4 the funeral exercises. and the
S<nt will De in the family lot at
IA cemetery.
rause OF Judge Bleckley's
was a recurrence OF Bright's
from which he suffered q
rous attack n few months ago.
- thought that time that this
fntly hopeless illness would re-
n death. but the strong cOnsti-
OF the Of the man, Ia spite oil
years. gained q temporary VIC
and Judge Bleckley was restor-
kpparent good health.
zsst Monday afternoon he COM
ia OF feeling bad and by Tues
orning was pronounced by his
Ing physician as critically III :.
zIdren In Atlanta were at once
ed. snd his son. Logan. who
Isnnlng to take q holiday In
Immediately left for Clarkes-
reiching his fathers bedside
~ night.
Ee Bleckley Is survived By his
Who was Miss Chloe Herring
es and one daughter. OF the
|n. three. Mrs. Hubert l.. Gull
Logan Bleckley. clerk Of the
70 appeals. and HARRISON Block.
n well known architect. live In
while the other four boys
snge In age from IL 10 5 years
nth their father and mother
|zkesyille.
BE- Bleckley was a comparative
pr man. II Is estimated thai
puntain properties in Habershan
Rabun counties. together with
real estate holdings In Atlanta
% constitute his entire estate
be safely valued al not more
$40 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Ten Inlrr.d II Collision.

Louisville. Ky. Narch 80
persons were injured, tao OF ~
seriously in collision 5eiTssa -.
cars At Shelby aud Clestbus s
on Wednesday mOrRinK. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
Costly Cotton Fire

New Orleans. March About one
thousand bales OF cotton and an en-
hire sectiOa u the New Orleans cot
o zzezz shea wAs DESTROYED by IRE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-08
usb and's Bullets Proved Fatal

Annapolis. March Mrs. Fred
somsyer and William Gill died on
nssday from bullsI wounds innict-
b the woman's husband. who re-
10 Unexpectedly 20 his home AZ
Davis Tuesday. and found the
|Iogetlter. The two men had been
De for years. Schwomeysr had
ID for Indianapolis but missed
"a and returned home. Look
pugh. q window he found his
GIL together. GIL was shot
and the woman once. ,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
MISS MURPHY GETS BEATING.
Glen Echo Freak Causes Arrest of
Virginia Gentlemen.

Maggie Murphy's bow has no enchant-
ment for Ernest and Altman Cooper. Viz
ginia gentlemen, and sons Of Glen Cooper
Justice Of the peace at Dumfried. Stat
ford County.
Ernest and Altman are in the city as
patients at the Emergency Hospital
They came to receive the attention Of
an eye, ear, and throat specialist.
Thursday is not the day the specialist
does business, however. and the two men
journeyed to Glen Echo. They were
doing the amusements at the park when
Maggie. with her broad and pleasing
smile, hove in sight
Maggie is familiar sight 20 the patrons
Of the park. with her scant twelve feet.
and garments covered with literature,
but to the two Virginians she was more
or less unusual and novel. Maggie. en-
raptured with their carriage, dropped a
courtesy as she passed, but unused to
her attentions, for sheer Joy started an
investigation that near outdid Maggie.
Marshall Collins arrived on the scene
N tine TO save the pieces OF MaggIe's
tattered raiment. and incidentally the life
OF the man who travels on her few odd
feet of stills
The marshal hailed the two young me,
before Mayor Garrett, who fined eacb q
and costs.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
Find SOCIETY CAREER COSTLY
American Family in England Sends
Appeal for More Funds.
Now Attorney VIII 80 Over So Phil
adclphia Court Can Be EquI-
table in It's Remittance.

Philadelphia, Aug. s-The Orphans
Court IS about 20 send an attorney TO Lon
don to see just what it costs to keep in
society in England Il is doing it because.
twelve years ago, Mrs. Catherine Heine-
mann. her daughter Catherine, and her
son all went over there to live.
In 1865, Charles H Dabney, a PhHadel-
phia business man. died and left them
about $4,000. This was tied up so. how
ever, that they could only get a portion
OF the interest each year.
In the meantime. the Heinemanns have
climbed high in English society Now
the children are approaching the legal
age Of Inheritance and soon viii be ready
20 enter English society. Mrs. Heine-
mann is already inside the haIlowed cir
Gle.
We must have money to keep up cur
station wrote Mrs. Heipemann, n ef-
feet, 70 the Orphans Court
Judge Ashman told Judge Penr0se about
the letter he had received from the woman
Of fashion. All the four judges Of the Or
phans Court then talked the matter over
Upon looking into the question they found
DabDey was the grandfather Of the two
children now studying in England.
Now. we need all Of the interest, "
wrote Mrs Heineman, cor We will be un-
able TO hold up our station and keep John
and Catherine at the schools they are at
tending"
The lawyer was instructed to find out
how much the education OF the children
will cost. and how much the family really
needs to keep up its station. He will even
find out what il costs 10 enter English So
ciety.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
Maryland Democrats Platform.

The Democrats OF Maryland base their claims support in
the coming fall campaign in that State upon panksdrect
nomination of United States Senators by the qualified
primaries and the promise 70 consonay eliminate the negro
vote
The State central committee Of the party ordered by the
resolutions adopted by the convention take immediate steps
call primary elections Baltimore City and the several counties
which those who aspire fill the States Senatorial
cies may go before the people.
1t is made obligatory upon each Democratic member of the
legislature for the receiving the largest in the
legislators respective district
The convention eam the declaration of the party platform
of 1903 for negro dsfranchsmen and procams the esoue
purpose Of the Democracy by all lawful and constitutional MEANS
to maintain the political supremacy of our race
The definite promise made for the party that will submit to
the people the earliest possible time amendment the State
constitution which while entirely within the provisions of the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments Of the Constitution of the
United States shall eliminate the negro voter yet protect the
right of white natvebo and naurazed citizens and meet the
objections which have defeated former efforts negro disfranche
ment in Maryland.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

Albany. Aug. S.-Gov. Hughes returned
to Albany tonight after spending twelve days at the
Adirondack State FISH hatchery.
Nashville, Tenn. Aug. S-As result
Of Gov PattersoH's visit 70 the State prison here
yesterday, thirty-eght cunyicts Will II IS Announced
to-day, be pardoued without delay.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Aug. S.-Five drivers
tn MaTkle d Co.'S coiliery. near Hazleton, were
not permitted TO to the surface 10 eat luneh
SO the mine workers went On strike
San Francisco, Aug. S-A car load OF
silk. valued at Sl.250Ge0. has been landed from the
Nippin MaU. and in order 20 better insure its
safety viii be forwarded east on passenger trains.
PottstOwn, Pa. Aug. S.-LOuis A. Wells.
a stalEart colored man, accidentally plunged Fifty
feet from stack az the Warwick furnaces, ard
landed head first on let CT iron ore. He was
only slightly hurt
Rome. Aug. S.-Thc Pope to-day counter
manded all receptions planned in honor Of the an
niyeIsary Of MS coronation fearing the cardinals
might BE- nslltcd in the streets while their way
10 and from the Vatican.
Santiago de Chill. Aug. S-Forty per
sons, including frcmen, policemen and spectators
we're killed CT wounded to-day when the carhonic
acid gas pipes Of c factory exploded and completely
destroyed the building by FIRE
ST. Louis. Mo. Aug. S.-Thomas Nor
ris0n. al one tine partner with Gen L. s. Grant
IN peddiing frewood in ST. Louis Is dead here. He
was eighty-three years Old He was fatally hurt in
a runaway accident On Monday.
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. S-A tweIve-year-
old girl whose brain had been asleep since birth.
has been cured She IS GeneYieye Beelman of Chi
cago Junction Ohio. For twelve yeors this girl
could neither speak. write nor read
Trenton. Aug. S-A piece of glass
measuring nearly two inches in length and an inch
in width has been taken from the right hin of Ar
thur L. Wood. cashier Of the First National Bank
Of this city. The glass had been in Mr. Woods leg
more than twenty five years.
Omaha, Aug. S.-Abraham y. Endler
and Edward ID. Wnspear, two Sweetwater County
stockmen. have con;riyed in q laWful way 10 trade
wives They recently obtained DEGREES OF divorce.
and at double wedding each took 10 wife the
the other had divorced.
Lincoln. Nebr.. Aug. S.-Dr. z. D. Buck
ncr who died on Tuesday night at OscooIa. was
buried at Lincoln to-day. DR. Ruckner was presi-
dent of the National Society fer the Prevention II
Cruelty to Animals author Of Immortality Il AMI
mails" and writer Of prominence.
Des Moines, Iowa. Aug. s.-The numer-
Gus customers Of the West Side barocr shop dis
covered the long chances they have been taking
when the insanity Commissioner discovered that
ore Of the BARRIERS. ]. \ Warren had been in
sane for months, Warren was placed under arrest
while shaving 3 customer.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
ASSAILANTS GO TO PRISON.
Five Men Punished for Attacks on
Women and Children.

New York, Aug S-Three men were
convicted. two pleaded guilty. and one
was discharged in the Court OF Special
Sessions to-day in cases involving at
tacks upon women and children in the
last few days. Justices Wyatt. Zeller
and McKeon were on the bench.
Philip Young. a negro, who works
around local race tracks, was arraigned
charged with attacking a young woman
at Broadway and Thirty-fourth street
lie pleaded guilty, and was sent TO the
penitentiary for year.
The first man placed on trial was
Michael Christiano, eighteen years old.
lie is a bootblack. Two twelve-year-old
girls. Sadie ROsenZweig and Gussie Rosen-
stein. appeared against him. They testi-
fed that on the night OF August the
bootbiack attempted TO attack them
There was nobody to corrobOTate the
story. but all three justices agreed that
such testimony from two girls Of twelve
was enough = convict without additional
witnesses. and Christiano was found
guilty and Temanded TO the Tombs for
sentence next Thursday
Harry Williams. a laborer. pleaded
guilty TO the charge that he attacked Ray
Goldberg. fouTteen-year-Old girl, in
Stuyyesant Square Park.
Antonio DelOssa, a lampIighter was
convicted of an attack and sentenced 10
three months in the penitcntiary.
Michael GargOni, a shoemaker. with a
shop in the basement of No. 34l St. AIMS
avenue. in the Bronx, was also convicted
and sent to the penitentiary for three
months
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
YARDAMAN ACCEPTS DEFEAT
Governor Issues Statement on Result
of Mississippi Contest.
State Executive Committee Declares
Williams Victor By Majority
of Gas Votes.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. S.-The white
winged dove Of peace lowered over the
State committee to-day. Official returns
had not been received from four coun-
ties. but both sides agreed 10 accept pri-
vate figures II was found Williams had
Sc, 496 votes. 20 5SsiS for Vardaman. Gov.
VardamaR sent a communication to the
committee. in which he said:
The Democratic party. through its
executive committee. has declared Mr.
Williams the nominee, and I accept the
arbltrament OF that tribunal without a
tinge Of resentment or regret for any
thing done or said by my friends OF me
during the campaign. / am for the nomi-
nee. and hope he viii make a great
United States Senator.
I have made the campaign upon living
important and pertinent principles, and
while I have lost the nomination, I am
thoroughly convinced that the majority
OF the white Democrats Of this State
agree with my views upon public ques-
tons. and l shall continue to fight for
the principles as earnestly in the future
as have contended for them IN the
past"
Mr.. Williams says: Il am grateful 10
my friends for their loyal support, es-
peclally that shown during the days when
the result appeared in doubt. Later on
l shall express myself more fully"
Noel ana Brewer were declared leaders
in the gubernatoriaI race, Scott having
decided not 20 contest. The ticket was
completed at a late hour tonight. thus
ending the most sensational political con-
test Mississippi ever experienced.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
DELAMATER HEAVILY INSURED
Fittsburg Suicide Leaves His Family
Well Provided For.

Pittsburg. Aug. s-George Wallace Del
amater did not pull the trigger OF the re
volver that sent his soul into eternity
until lie was assured that his family
would be well provided for
II became known to-day that he had
Just outlived the time limitation Of the
suicide clauses IN his various insurance
policies, and. as a result. his widow viii
collect $4,000 IN death benefits. a lit
tie over a month ago he transferred
$500 policy from his daughter 10 his
wife. Some heavy premiums would have
fallen due very shortly.
Delamater, within u few weeks. has
pending a deal whereby he was TO
have sold large plant TO an automobile
manufacturer, and he would have cleared
Sl,00o0oo. lie informed friends that he
intended 10 apply this in paying of, with
interest, all the creditors OF the Mead
vile Bank. that went down with him IN
financial defeat The deal fell through.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-09
Can LIVE ON $ii67 A WEEK
Young Couple Will Try Again, After
Attempted Suicide by Wife.
Judge Lectures Them on Economy
and They Are Determined 10
Succeed This Time.

New York, Aug. S.-AIagistrate Wahle,
in the Harlem police court to-day de-
clared that a salary Of sl157 a week was
not prohibitive TO married life.
There IS no reason why you young peo-
PIE cannot have a furnished room, an oil
stove. and a baby carriage and be happy,
he told John Mccarthy, eighteen years
old. clerk in a downtown wholesale drug
house. and Annie. his bright-eyed seven
teen-year-old wife.
The scanty s11.57 salary had caused al
the trouble. After three weeks OF mar
ried life it was found insufficient TO cover
expenses. and the young pair separated
on July T. Annie going TO live with her
mother on the block in Ieenox avenue be-
tween ll9th and 10th streets, where she
and John had lived and been sweetheart5
ever since they were babies. JOHN went
about IFS work with a determined effort
10 get a raise" IN his salary Annie
could rot wait, and after two days in tne
old surroundings so fIll OF romantic
"reminiscences. she became sick az heart
and wandered away
The Firl went 10 q furnished-room house
at 10th street and Pleasant avenue. hired
room, and four hours afterward tie
housekeeper found her lying on the bee.
overcome by gas. Annie had tried 20 put
an end 70 it all She was taken to Belle
VIE Hospital, where the physicians sue
ceeded in reviving her Then she said size
was sorry, and straightway walked inta
the hearts of ali around her, with her
girlish ways and pretty face. Every one
spoke Of her affectionately as Little
Annie" during her stay in the hospita..
She was discharged from Bellevue ca
Monday and had TO be arrested on the
charge Of attempting to commit suici6
and that is what brought her before Mag
istTate Wahle to-day
John was glad enough 10 get her back
again alive, and promised Magistrate
Wable that he would never let her leave
him again and would find a way 10 make
the $I-5I cover household expenses.