Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-09

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
como between her and M and per-
spdded her to quit me. | just can not
live without her and | have forsaken
the world for her. / will 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 ana 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 "a letter from the man tell
ing her that he was coming to At
lanta TO kill her and the child she
sent the little girl to the home of
her sister. Mrs. Lemmle, 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 1t was known she
had an income from some other
source. Rings valued at 81, 900 were
taken from her fingers by the un-
dertaller. 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 to quit and go home.
She remained in the boarding house
only few moments, and then left to
escape Anderson. She kept away from
her home all afternoon, returning
about dusk to see If n letter had
come from her little girl.
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 to avenge what
he considered his wrongs. Accord
ing 10 stories told the police by w.
p. Zorn, Of No 1l6 South Pryor
street, who saw the shooting. Amer
son seized the woman and bitterly re-
preached her for letting another man
come between them" The woman
Zorn says, protested that there was
no other man, and Anderson then
slapped her several times, repeating
his denunciation,
The woman began crying and beg
ged Anderson not 10 Kill her as the
man drew revolver from his pocket.
Tie caught her by the arm, drew her
head down against his breast and
slapped her VtoiuusiN half dozen
times. Cursing, he pressed the muz-
zle OF the gun against the woman's
breast and pulled the trigger. She
screamed and he fired again, with
the pistol only a few inches from her
head. The woman fell TO the ground.
ANDERSON staggered against the wall
and looked down upon the body of
his victim without a word He lean
ed against a telephone post, placed
the revolver against his heart and
pulled the trigger As he fell to the
ground he fired a bullet into his
brain.
The bodies were taken to Harry
Poole's undertaking establishment,
and VIII be held there to await the ar
rival OF relatives. Mrs. Lemmie Full
ton, n sister OF the woman, has been
notified and is on her way TO Atlanta
from Alaga, Ala, with the womans