Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-28
MRS CUDAHY IS
 IN CHICAGO Former Wife of Jack Cuda- ny Surrenders Children to Grandparents.
D K MES AMBITIONS
lonng Woman Declares She Will Remain at Home on Return
 to kansas City.

Chicago, H., Aug. 27-Mrs. Edna CoWin Cudahy, former wife of ",Jaek' Cudahy, arrived in Chicago yester- day morning, and according to the dlVoree agreement, surrendered her four children to the custody of their grandfather, Michael F. Cudahy.
 Mrs. Cudahy left last night for her nome Ill Kansas City. Before the end of the week the children, accompan- jed by their grandparents, will be on their way to the Cudahy summer home at Macknac Island.
 Mrs. Cudahy was accompanied by the four children, colored nurse, two maids and Attorney Edward Camack, legal representative of the Cudahy Packing Company in Kansas City, who was practically the custo- dian of the children until they were turned over to their grandparents.
 Satisfied with Settlement.
 On leaving the train, Mrs. Cuda- hy was met by MT and Mrs. Mich- ael Cudahy both of whom shook hands with her cordially and kissed the children. Mrs. Cudahy paused long enough to say, T can tell noth- ing. There has been too much said about me already in the papers. I am satisfied with the disposition of the children. Their grandparents are attached to them and they will be happy
 The party was then hurried by MT. Cudahy to a waiting automobile and rapidly driven to the Blackston ho- tel. Here in the Cudahy suite on the fifth floor, overlooking the lake, Mrs. Cudahy remained in seclusion during the forenoon, refusing to see anyone.
 Attorney Camack attempted to ar- range for an interview for newspa- per men, but soon returned, saying that Mrs. Cudahy would not be seen.
 During the afternoon the Cudahy automobile drew up at the curb of the Michigan avenue entrance to the hotel and Mrs. Cudahy and the chil- dren, unaccompanied by the nurse and maid, went for a drive about the city. For "a brief moment as she sat in the machine Mrs. Cudahy talked
 Denies Stage Ambitions.
 You may say that any story that l am going on the stage is untrue,' she said. T have had enough notor- iety as it is. | like the stage, but I shall never enter the profession.
 'iNo, I do not intend to marry again I intend to return to Kansas City and find happiness in my own home. The children will remain with their grandparents for some time, but I may visit them when I Eish.
 "They are to remain with Jacks parents one-half the year and live with me the other half. The ar- rangement is satisfactory. I think that ,whole affair has been misun- derstood and do not care to discuss it.
 Mrs Cudahy's declaration .lat she will not marry again is true so far as Jere s. Lillis, who was attacked by MT. Cudahy when found in the Cudahy home, is concerned, accord ing to Lillis.
 Any report that Mrs. Cudahy is coming East to meet me and that we are to be married is absurd on the face of it, said Lillis yesterday at the Plaza Hotel in New York, where he is stopping with his two sisters I've have not cor 'esponded, know nothing about her and I do not intend to marry her, because am Cath ollie and she is of another faith. I hope public interest in me will soon cease.'
 The divorce arrangements were made out of court, it is said, by M. Cudahy and General John c. Cowin, of Omaha, father of Mrs. Cudahy. According to information given out Mrs. Cudahy will be given $10,000 on her return to Kansas City and $5,- GOO each year as long as she remains single. The four children. it is said. are to receive $100,000.