Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07
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AaAtil SAM tIllA4l ! 7 '-' CIV ''t .. N'l'
gram last night informing me Of ths
& terrible affair"
Anderson was accompanied go At
lanta by T, l. Harrison. distant
relative The two VIII return to
Narthcn sunday morning with the
body Of Anderson and the funeral Viii
take place sunday afternoon.
Unacrtaker Poole Saturday reCejy-
ed a telegram from Mrs. Lcmmie Full
ION, Mrs. Amersous' sister in Alaga.
Ala, directing him 10 ship the body
Of the dead " oman 10 Edison, Ga, for
iuterment This wifi be done SatuT-
day afternoon. No further Informal
lion concerning the identity of the
woman WAS contained ia the tcle-
gram
Married Planters Daughter.
DISPATCHES from Teuulllp, Ca. Sat
Nrday stated that several years az
Anderson was married TO Miss Nancy
May, daughter OF a well known plant
er of ,hat place. and that they nave
two children He has been separated
from her Tor two years, ID was H.
and she has instituted divorce pro
CeediuRs
Six weeks ago, according to tho
neighbors, Anderson disappeared from
The city, leaving Il note telling he
woman that she would never see hun
again. The woman at the time told
the ueighbors that Anderson had left
with another woman, with whom he
had been i'm love for several months.
After ANDERSON had been gone a few
weeks the woman began to receive
letter. from him. asking for a recon
citation She replied that she never
wanted to see him again. Ills letters
then became threatening. and in one he
is said to have declared he was com
ing Ia Atlanta and Kill both the WON
an and her child.
Moved to Hide From Him.
Mrs ANDERSON fearing for the life
OF the little girl. then moved 10 the
house at No 81 Trinity avenue, and
tried TO keep her address a secret,
The man learned Of II in some way,
however and the letters continued 20
come Friday morning she received
a letter from New Orleans warning
her TO be careful as ANDERSON was
coming 10 kin her and the little girl
Statements made by the woman
and found in a note that Anderson
left involve another man and an
other woman in the shooting besides
Amerson's other wife at Tennille.
whose Identity the police have not
yet learned. The woman, IL is under
stood. told neighbors mat her hus
band had eloped with another woman.
and in his note Anderson accused the
woman Of allowing the other man TO
come between them.
Throughout the note. which was
found In the pockets Of the dead man.
ne refers to the woman as his wife,
though he made no mention of the
daughter The note follows.
Note Charges Unfaithfulness.
ssI7tn rnfirR IN Atlanta from New
leans. am going TO look for my
dear wife that | love and all ] care to
( live for She has disappointed me
and refused TO live with me. / am
going to look for her and beg her to
reconsider and live with me- and If
she refuses-well. this will explain |
all, as she has given my love for an
others ! love my wife and have been |
true TO her. but she allowed one TO |
come between her and me and per
suaded her to quit me | just can not |
live without her, and have forsaken |
the wutid for her. / viii sacrifice my |
life to keep any other man from reap |
ing my love and affection from my |
hearts ideal
The note was signed "A j. A"
Neighbors who knew the slain wo- |
man declare that she did not know |
of the other wife who is supposed to !
be living in Macon. They declared |
that the woman was modest and re-
firing, and that she devoted all the !
time at her disposal when she was |
not working with her little daugh- |
ter. Her evenings she spent reading |
TO the little girl and helping the |
child with her lessons
Sent Threat in Letter.
Less than week ago. after she |
received letter from the man tell |
ing her that he was coming to At |
lanta 10 kill her and the child she |
sent the little girl TO the home Of |
her sister. Mrs. Lemmie Fulton, of |
Alaga, Ala, intending TO follow her |
self within a week or two. She had |
been working at the Marcus Loeb |
plant since she was deserted by |
ANDERSON, though il was known she |
had an income from some other |
source Rings valued at 81 600 were |
taken from her fingers by the I'M |
dertaker, and $50 was found in her |
purse.
The woman became nervous after
receiving the letter from Anderson |
Friday morning, and told some of
the employees where she worked that
she feared she would be killed before
night By noon she was so nervous
that she had 20 quit and go home
She remained i'm the boarding house
ohlS rev moments, and then left to
escape Anderson. She kept away from
her home all afternoon, returning
about dusk to see if letter had
come from her little girl
Waited for Her in Rain.
At the corner OF Pryor street and
Trinity avenue she met ANDERSON
who had been lettering near the
house in the rain all afternoon, await
Ing an opportunity 10 avenge what
he considered his wrongs Accord