The evening world., 1910-12-20
Loved for Herself, Not for For
tune, by Capt. Maby, Half
Her Age, Says Mrs. Morris.
$3.50 FOR A HONEYMOON
Says Aged Sweetheart,
Who Fled From Bridgeport
in WorSted Slippers.

Having found n dear Ola iady. hav-
ing woocd and won her. and loving her
with great depth OF psssion. capt. WIN.
.ism II. Maby. n tall. military looking
man Of about forty years, Is highly in.
iisnant at having been cast into tho
! Mount Vernon jail at the behest OF the
dear old lady's relatives.
The lear old lady Is Mrs. Mary Nor
is. eighty years old. OF Bridgeport.
Mrs. Morris has rheumatism. She also
mas $4,000 In the bridgeport Savings
ssnk. and owns much valuable real
state. She eloped with the handsome
National Guardsman yesterday and
anne to Mount Vernon 10 be a happy
bride. She Ia likewise indignant at what
befell her betrothed.
Mrs. Morris failed to keep her omance
secret. and her friends and relatives APP
piled to the Bridgeport Board OF Char
tiles to have a conservatOr appointed to
care for her wealth. Capt. Maby thought
he you'd beat the Board of Charities.
and. grooming himself carefully for the
honeymoon. hurried to Mount Vernon
with his fiancee. lie was arrested on a
Technical charge of vagrancy.
II ECToCCutC0 TOF tnGtF Love-.
After spending a night In durance the
discounted wooor was arraigned to-day
before Acting City Judge George Appel
Upon the application OF Police Lleuten-
ant Michael Sllverstein the hearing was
adjourned until tomorrow. This viii
Awe time for an inquiry into Mrs. Nor
isis's sanity.
Capt. Maby was formerly in command
TOO Company X OF the Fourth Regiment
OF bridgeport and Captain of Company
sAtof the Bridgeport Volunteers. which
lhe helped organize. Trembling with In.
Adignation he denounced his ar est and
his "persecutors'' In court to-day.
My arrest Is an outrage" he said. II
have done no wrong. I love Mrs. Nor
rta She loves me. We were to have
been wed yesterday. ] would nave made
iher very happy. This persecution OF a
igtntlemsn and a soldier Is scandalous."
Mrs. Morris did not appear In court.
1t was said that her rheumatism was
very lad to-day. Lieut.. Slive stein said
ishe was unable to walk. Her rheuma-
ytism did not Prevent her from speaking
with considerable heat to Lieut.. Silver
stein.
The arrest OF Capt. Maby Ii a burn
I'M shame" said Mrs. Norris an was
shockInxIv mea, of Won IN orros, him
IN. 4. a eood mar vol educated ON,
n ,ov. bIr, y.ry mnch n. 60 ,,,o,.
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e.~.i.,, n 80
1900 - ~, $50, ,,n. 49,. d.,
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II was pointed out to Mrs. Morris
that capt. Maby had only }2.D Tor
the honeymoon. Mrs. Norris replied
that this "A ample, as they had not
contemplated a frivolous honeymoon,
Attorney A. +. Geschiedt, represent
Ing Mrs. Adler. a niece Of Mrs. Morris.
"a court SAID mat he had taken the
peeessary steps to nave Mrs. Morris's
fanity tested. He said she was
WEALTHY and that he had every reason
a. belleva that the p~,lchri,uainous
g.. risman was MARVIN. hsr for har
~r,on.y
vmmee'
1hA. ~ posa,,Vtiy no. trus shor,ed
NVpI MAoy. ioVe ner TOR herself
Lawyer Geschiedt pointed out that
Nre. Morris was III prepared .or a
HONEYMOON. as she had come 10 Mount
verron with rheuma tam and n pa,r n,
,or.t.A .innsrs The
o-h.v.-n..r ,o-aov uas :. a Nonn,
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