The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-16
YARN WIRES WIFE
BEGs HEIR TO COME TO HIM IN
 TEXAS.
Interesting Developments In Arrest of Pensacola Man For Wife
 Deaerflon.

Pensacola, Fla, (SpeciaD--A tele- gram to. his deserted wife here beg ging her to return and to bring the dear little one" with her, Is the latest to be received here from w. w Yarn. recently arrested in Fl Paso, Texas, upon the charge of deserting his wife. who only two weeks since gave birth to a child. This was sent after the arrest, and relatives and attorneys here believe was sent for the purpose of making showing in court that the millionaire naval stores operator has not deserted his wife, but that he is urging her to come to him in Texas.
 Many months have passed since the young wife here heard from the nus band, who left her under various pre- texts, and although she had written many letters winch had never been re- turned, no message from him came until this telegram. She was not even aware of his whereabouts until Mon day when she was informed that ne was in Texas under arrest Several days elapsed and then the telegram urging her to come to him and bring the daughter.
 The case is one of much interest, abounding in the confidence of a young wife reposes in the husband and his alleged duplicity. The young wife, at the time utterly ignorant of what she was doing and why the scheme had been concocted, signed deeds to the vast property interests of her husband fin this city, transferring the property to the brother of her husband. In an interview she states that she did this when 1t was represented to her by her husband that he was in fear that his property would become involved through the manipulations of a woman, who had suddenly appeared at nis home. This one, the young wife' states, arrived about three months after their marriage and Yarn told her that 1t was very necessary to treat her with the utmost consideration as he feared that she would divulge in- formation, which, if in the possession of the United States Court officials would convict him of peonage.
 Later came the statement that it was necessary for him to move to Alabama the woman having departed in the meantime. and also the necessity of transferring the property here. This was done, and he left, promising to notify his wife when to follow him She was also to supervise the packing of all furniture and it's shipment, which she did, forwarding her trunks fin the shipment. She then waited for let | ter telling here to follow, but 1t did not arrive.
 Instead her trunks were returned after they had been opened and cer- tain articles taken from them. She | then sent several letters to her hus' band at places she supposed he was located, but none of these were | answered. and none were returned l FiRAlly she gave up her search ant returned to the home of her parents where she has since resided. Before the departure of Yarn and the woman | the jewelry case of the young wife which was in her bed room. and wfiicf contained a wedding gift of naHy fine | diamonds disappeared. She says thai the statement that Warn gave hel l $10.000 is utterly untrue. He did give her $1,000. but from this it was neces- sary to pay the servants and other ex. penses incidental to shipping the fur. | niture,