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The New York herald., 1921-04-24
MR.. FOSTER ARRIVES
TO WE'D MISS HOAR
Is Met at Pier by Fiancee and
Her Mother.

Reginald u. Foster of Boston, who
Is attached 70 the American High Com
mission at Berlin. was met at the pier
in Hobcken yesterday morning on his
arrival on the Nieuw Amsterdam by
Miss Frances Hoar. his fiancee and
her mother, Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett,
wife OF the Speaker of the House OF
Representatives.
Asked concerning the date of their
wedding. Mr.. Foster said that none
had been set. Mr.. Foster and Miss
Hoar and her mother left for Washing
ton on an early afternoon train. As
Mr.. Foster cabled to Miss Hoar ten
days ago 10 have bridesmaids, ushers
and minister ready for the wedding
on his arrival. IL is believed they Will
be married in Washington in a rev
days.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
LIBERTY CHORUS CONCERT.

An invitation concert by the Peoples
Liberty Chorus. OF which L. Camilieri is
conductor. VIII be given tomorrow
night in the auditorium OF the High
School of Commerce. at 155 West Sixty
fifth street. when the hostess OF tEc eve
ming will be Mrs. Samuel w. Reybun.
The guests Of honor will be Miss Julia
Arthur and Mr.. David Bispham. The
soloists will be Miss Clara Decks and
Mr.. Justin Lowrie. Among those par
ticularly interested in the progress or
the chorus are Mrs. Paul ID. Cravath.
Mrs J. Clark Curtin. Mrs. Edward
McVickar. Mrs. S. Skeffington Norton
and Mrs. Richard Lowengard.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
DAVID &. LEACH.

David {. Leach. who was in the
transportation business in this city and
Philadelphia for many years, died
Thursday In his apartments in the
Carlton House. Madison avenue and
Forty-seventh street. lie leaves his
sister, Mrs. Henry y. LOTUS. who -
critically III at Pau. France.
MIR. Leach was born Ia Philadelphia
seventy-three years ago. He received
his education there aud later entered
business with his grandfather. He was
n member OF the City Club the New
York Club and Franklin Lodge, +. ana
A. NJ OF Philadelphia. lie formerly
was member Of the Pennsylvania So
ciety Of New York
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
BYRN E--BACON.

The marriage OF Miss Lilies j, Bacon.
daughter by a former marriage Of Mrs.
Edwin S. Merrill of 242 West Seventeen
street, to Mr. Carroll Brewster Byrne OF
Philadelphia took place yesterday at the
home of the brides mother The mar
riage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Rufus X. Boyd. an uncle of the
bride. and it was witnessed by relatives
and few friends. Mrs. Eric T. w
Boquist was her sisters matron of honor,
the other bridal attendants being Mrs
Samuel Brock of this city and Mrs
George w. Statzell. Jr., of Philadelphia
Mr.. Statzell served as Mr.. Byrne's best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Irving
@. Boyd, Leon Buell. and Arthur coyllen-
dali. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne will make
motor tour for month and they viii
live In Brookline Manor. Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
MR.. HUNTER wYKES MARRIES.
Miss Kathleen Cullen OF Memphis,
Tenn, His Bride.

Announcement was made yesterday of
the marriage on Friday In St Thomass
Church of Miss Kathleen Cullen OF
Memphis. Tenn, to Mr.. Hunter Wykes
OF al West Forty-fourth street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Eichard Golden. They sailed for
Europe yesterday for a wedding trip
that will continue abroad through the
summer. On their return they will live
at 72 West Twelfth street.
Mr.. Wykes was appointed BY Mayor
Mitchell as a member of the committee
to welcome the foreign missions in 1917.
He was commissioned a Captain in the
United States Army and served In
France He was a member Of the
executive committee OF the Pilgrims for
many years. and is a member of the
New York and Larchmont Yacht clubs
and the Bankers Club
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
LORD SHOLTO DOUGLAS WEDs.
Marquis of Quccnsberry's son
Marrfes Mrs. NosseImanS.

LONDON, April 23.--Lord ShoIto Doug
las. third son Of the late Marquis OF
Queensbery. married to-day Mrs Bar
nard Mosselmans OF this city in the Hen
rietta Street Registry office A few
persons prominent In society attended
the wedding. The engagement was an
nounced few days ago The bride Is
the daughter OF a wealthy Dutchman.
Lord Douglas was granted a divorce
from Loretta Mooney. California
dancer. IN May 1920. They were mar
ried IN Ma. 1895
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Mr.. F. X. Lane, Jr.,
and Miss McCahW
Wed in Minnesota
Guests at Ceremony Include
Bridegroom's Father, Former
Secretary of Interior.

LAKE CITY, MINI, April 23.-Miss
Catherine McCahill Of Rohilly Farms,
near here, and Mr.. Franklin X. Lane.
Jr., son of the former Secretary OF the
Interior We're married this afternoon at
the brides home by the Right Rev. John
Grimes of Syracuse. cousin OF tho bride
Numerous friends and relatives OF the
young couple. including the parents OF
Mr.. Lane. were present at the ceremony
which was followed by a reception.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Lane will make their home in Wash
ington.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HEYWOOD-AyERY.

Miss Marie Fredericka Avery. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ledyard Avery Of
this city, was married to Mr.. Robert r.
Haywood Jr., yesterday in the West
End Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
DR.. A. Edwin Keigwin. pastor Of the
church A reception followed in the
ballroom of the Hotel Gotham. The
brides attendants were Miss Dorothy
Frances Haywood. sister OF the BRIDE
groom; Misses Grace Bryant. katherine
Teinpleton, Elizabeth Shute and Media
McMartin. Mr.. w. Marshall Williams
served as Mr.. Heywood's best man The
ushers were Messrs. Ledyard Avery.
Jr., brother of the bride; i. Norton
Bailey. Charles Neeland and Donald
Perry. After a motor tour in the White
Mountain region Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood
Will live in New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
WILLIAM II. WHITE.

Special Despatch 10 TiiE NEW YORK HERALD
PITTsFrELD. Mass. April 2s.--William
Y White. retired nat manufacturer of
3G0 West Fifteenth street, New York
city. died suddenly or heart trouble
last night after he had been taken from
the New York express At Great Bar
rinRton for removal TO Fairview Hos
pital Ia that town. lie was expecting
TO spend several weeks at the Scott
cottage Mr. White was In his s6th
year. lie leaves his wife and one step
daughter.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Vail Martin will
sail April 23 for Italy and later viii 20
70 Hotel National. Lucerne, Switzerland.
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jamison will close
their apartment ar 270 Park avenue and
sail for France by La Lorraine MAJ
2S They resided In Paris before the
war. They viii return In the autumn
and omen their APARTMENT for few
months.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
MISS WHITING ENGAGED.

Announcement was made yesterday
in this city and Boston BY Mrs. Will
lam Sawin Whiting of 326 Beacon street,
Boston. of the ENGAGEMENT of her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth ST. John
Whiting. TO Mr.. Alexander Hadden
Tones. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Alex
ander Tones of So East Eighty-second
street, and London. Miss Whiting is
a member OF the 1917 Sowing Circle and
the Vincent Club. Mr.. Tones was grad
uated from Harvard in 1918.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
LIEUT.. W. y. KANE.

Special Despatch 10 FHE Nrw YoHK HrnDn.
MIppLETowN, April 23--Lieut. w =.
Kane or the Erie Railroad detective
force died In hts home here to-day OF
apoplexy. lie was Ia his Gath year.
For more than thirty years Lieut. Kane
had been IA the service OF the Erie
and during that time had many mar
row escapes in fights with hobo train
robbers and mobs which were destroy
ing Erie property.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
PYNE FUNERAL TOMORROW.

Funeral services viii be held Tor
Moses Taylor Pyne in hts residence.
Princeton. y. j. tomorrow al NJ 40
A. Nj daylight saving time) A spe-
cinl train viii leave the Pennsylvania
Terminal at 10 o'clock daylight saving
time) for those who attend from THE
city and will return AZ tho close ~ the
services Burial VIII be in the Prince
ton Cemetery
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HENRY sWEATMAN.

Henry Sweatman for forty years con-
nected with the management Of various
theatrical enterprises, died yesterday IN
Miserlcordia Hospital 5Si East Eighty
sixth street. after an Illness Of two
weeks. from heart trouble. He was born
In Philadelphia For several years he
had been employed by the Selwyns. Re
was Mason and an Elk and member
OF the Friars Club. Ho leaves six sis
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
MISS MARY J. SMITH TO WED.
Tammany Secretary's Daughter to
Become G. B. Adams's Bride.

Thomas f. Smith. for many years sec
retary of Tammany Hail. former Rep
resentstive in Congress and recently APP
pointed Public Administrators, and Mrs.
Smith yesterday announced the engage
ment OF Miss Mary Josephine Smith,
their eldest daughter. TO Mr.. George
Bell Adams. Jr.. OF Brooklyn. During
the war Mr.. Adams served with the 302d
Ammunition Train in the Seventy-sev-
enth Division.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
nIsuop HENRY GABRIELs.

OopESsBuRG, April 2S.-The Right Rev.
Henry Gabriels. Bishop OF tho Roman
Catholic Diocese Of Ogdensburg. died to-
night. lie was 50 years old and had
been located here Cor nearly fifty years.
Bishop Gobrlcls. who was born IN Bel
gium. returned only few weeks ago
from trip TO his native country.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
uARTINELLI SAILS ron SOUTH.

Giovanni Martinelii. tenor OF the Met
ropolitan Opera Company. sailed yes
terday by the santa LuIsa Of the Grace
Line for Buenos Aires. whore he is on
gagged for the chief tenor roles at tho
Teatro Colon He VIII be paid 5000
each time he sings and Is guaranteed n
minimum OF fifteen performances.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
KURT SCHNEIDER GOES ABROAD

Kurt SCHNEIDER. conductor or the
Schola Cantorum, sailed Yesterday by
the steamship Providence for Italy. lie
has Just returned from Toronto. Ont.
where the Mendelssohn Choir sang three
OF Mr.. Schindler's choral ballads THE
Ballad OF the Kronlin." THE Silver.
smith" and The Miracle or 81 Ray
mond"--at its music festival
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

cottages at Bayberry Point, lslip, j.. i,
Count and Countess Raben Levetzau.
who arrived from Europe few weeks
ago to visit relatives and friends, are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goddard
Leach Of 10 East Sixty fourth street.
The Countess is a daughter OF the lata
Charles Moulton of New York
Or. and Mrs Samuel Milbank, who
lived for some time at 10 East Thirty
.ifth street. have purchased the house at
III East Sixty-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona.
parte have come from Washington 10
the Vanderbilt, where they will remain
in New York until they sail for Europe
few weeks hence
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street. Jr, who were married in Chan
dler, Ariz., on March 20 and have been
passing few days with his parents at
500 Park avenue, will start to-day for
their future hoine in Huntington w. Va.
Mrs Landstreet was Miss Eleanor
Hoover OF Washington. D. C.
Miss Lucille Thornton. who passed the
greater part OF the winter in California
and Arizona, will return to New York
on May 4, and shortly afterward will go
10 Villa Me Mo. her country place In
ST. James's. l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood an /
Miss Rosalie Bloodgood win be at the
Piping Rock Club during June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor viii give
Gzll~
than a hundred persons In their home
$40 Fifth avenue, Thursday night
Mr.. Oliver G. Jennings will give din
ner for his men friends at his home next
Tuesday night.
Mr.. ogden Mills will start for London
BY the Aouitania May g. He will visit
his son-in-law and daughter. Lord and
Lady Granard, and return m the
autumn.
Mrs. z. Henry Hartman will not
close her house at / East Sixty-ninth
street until late in May, when she will
go to her house at Arden, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs J Pierpont Morgan have
closed their house here and have gone
TO Glen Cove. l.. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary have can
celled their passage 10 Europe on July
| and will pass the summer at Hicks
vile, L. /.
Mrs. Arthur Pyle has postponed her
departure for Europe until May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard Sufferp Taller
will arrive in New York on Tuesday
from their honeymoon to Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele will close
their city house Friday and go TO West
bury. l.. l.. to remain until June A.
when they start for Europe by the
Olympic.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. who has been
passing a week at the Plaza. has Joined
Senator Gerry in Washington.
Mrs. Joseph Hartman of Newport Is
passing few days at the Colony Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Havemeyer, who
were the guests Of his mother, Mrs
Henry O. Havemeyer. returned yester-
day to their home in Islp. j. I.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
BIR I HIS.

LEDERER.-Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lederer
tnee Helen Weisberger) Of 260 Riverside
Drive announce the birth OF q son on
Tuesday April 10, 1921.
pEYSER.-Nr. and Mrs. Abram H. Peyser
lnee Estelle Meyer-) Or COZ Riverside
Drive announce the birth of son on
Saturday. April 20. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
AN N UL M E N T S.

AN-sCHwAB.-Mr. and Mrs. Leo
pold B. Schwab OF 80 Hedden Terrace.
Newark, ~. j., announce the annulment
of the engagement OF their daughter.
Beatrice Janice. to Joel b. sugsruan Of
Newark, N. j..
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
LOST AND FOU ND
,t-rnMnn11.E ern1.IlN


F;igin. 1920 sedan. car No K.1625. motor
Y E 5000 stolen April ~ AZ $40 Fast seth
90 John st New York city Telephone Beck
man saET
IOeT-Horn trimmed spectacles ladies' room.
Grand Central, o'clock. Thursday re
ward Martina Washington Hotel
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Found.

Gl West 12d st. and called there on Friday
April ~ please connect with our main office
43i Hudson ST.. The Mirror Candles?
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
CEMETERIES. &C.

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY SON-SECTARIAN
Family plots Convenient payments
Booklet free office, 20 Lenox Ave
FOR sALE-1ust me iot IL woodlawn Gene
terry rnoRt ata body would like cash wanted.
Lock B1r 2T6, Grand central station.
FSJR aATF-SnaN plot. WoodlRwn Cemetery,
reasonable. s1i Herald. Fulton si
FOR SAiE-Three grave plot IA woodlawn,
$500. eCIfERFF, ucnville, N. y
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Rrgley Helen Parker, George II.
Rohmert RAYMOND A. Parker, Marguerite A.
Cawlay. BrIce Platt, Thomas s.
Claybourne s. Post. @. G.
Coleourm, Henry +. Powell. Isabel O.
DoernberR, Joseph fyne Moses Il.
Duncan Marietta Ratflbun. Eliza j
Ferahe Robert Richardson. James
Grant Lillian q. RilSley, John r.
HastinEe, Adelaide Robinson, n. u. T.
Hayden, Lucille S. Roelker Hugo b.
Hight Ferd Ruck, Clara A
Hnbson Mathnde Sanford, Mildred q.
poch. Caroline Seide. Esther
James John - Snyder. Percy J.
Jeltrup, Charles stier George y
Jones. Felina Stocking, K. VI. w.
Kneib. William Susciti. l.. q.
kridel, Jacob, Sweetman, Henry
Leech, David G. Thorpe. William p.
Iehwess, Emma Waters, Josephine X.
Martin, Minnie Wehle, Theodore
Miller. Clifford j. Wexer, Sol
Owen, Daniel White, William r..
In McuorIam
Adolph, Alfred w. Martin. John r.
Besthoff, Jane Moss. Rebecca
Frey, Monroe rurnowsky, Robert
Hegdorfer. John Wallace. Elizabeth r.
Leon. Morris
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mrs. Edward Lyman Short has rented
for the summer one OF the Havemeyer
cottages at Bayberry Point, Islip, J.. i,
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mr. and Mrs Gordon Auchincloss have
taken for the summer house with large
grounds, which is part of the estate OF
Mr.. Charles !. Hudson, in East Norwich,
l.. T. Mrs. Auchincloss is a daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fit2hugh White
house have come from Newport and are
at the Vanderbilt, where Mrs. George
Howard OF Washington also is stopping.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele will close
their city house Friday and go to West
bury. l.. l., to remain until June A.
when they start for Europe by the
Olympic.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Count and Countess Raben Levetzau.
who arrived from Europe few weeks
ago to visit relatives and friends, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Goddard
Leach Of 10 East Sixty fourth street
The Countess Is daughter OF the lata
Charles Moulton of New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. who has beon
passing week at the Plaza. has Joined
Senator Gerry in Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard Sufferp Taller
will arrive in New York on Tuesday
from their honeymoon to Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mrs. Joseph Hartman of Newport is
passing a few days at the Colony Club.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

LOST-Black leather envelope purse, initi-
aled "P. NJ. t." with gold rosary inside
please return; reward. DuNsTAN. 638 9th
av.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Cats. Dogs. &c.

LoST-sealyham terrier since Monday. April
Is, white. with brown markings on head
greca collar. unmarked Liberal reward. no
questions II returned 20 i2 East 10th 81.
Phone 4057 Rhinelander.
LOST-small white French poodle. answers
70 name Linquist Reward II returned 70
233 East 10Th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Havemeyer, who
were the guests Of his mother, Mrs.
Henry o. Havemeyer. returned yester-
day TO their home in Islip. J.. T.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

DR.. and Mrs Samuel Milbank who
lived for some time at 10 East Thirty
.ifth street. have purchased the house al
III East Sixty-ffth street.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mrs. Arthur Pyle has postponed her
departure for Europe until May a.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs Ebert II. Gary have can
celled their passage TO Europe on July
| and will pass the summer at Hicks
Vile, l.. L.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

LOST from taxi Friday evening. about 80
neighborhood Edgecombe ay. and i5lth st..
brown travelling bag: suitable reward.
SILYERSTETN. 424 East 15Tth
LOST-In Glmbels Saturday afternoon. tan
leather wallet containing bills commuta-
tion ticket and other valuable papers re-
ward; no questions asked. Tel. John 0524.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
JUDGE SENTENCES TWO
GAMBLERS TO CHURCH
Denver Men Must Attend Sun
day Services Instead Of
Going To Jail

Denver. Sept :a-Julius Epstein and
Louis b. Parduo were today sentenc-
I'd TO attend church every Sunday for
six months a!s punishment for game-
ling and keeping a gambling house
The sentence was imposed by Judge
George W. Dunn OF tho county court.
following a plea of guilty to the charge
Evidence In tho case against tho men
wis taken last FridaS. but passing Of
sentence WAS deferred until today.
Calling tho mon before him Judge
Dunn announced that they had plead
cd guilty to violating tho laws OF tho
stSto and that tho court. on considora-
ton. had decided to fine each OF them
500 and sentence them to six months
In Jail.
Tho Jail sentence will be suspended.
however he continued 'on condition
that you report regularly once n month
to this court giving a full account OF
yourselves and letting tho court know
what you are doing. In addition you
viii be requested to bring n certificate
showing that you have attended
church services regularly on sunday"
He paused to ask tho two men what
their church affiliations were. parduo
said members OF his family attended
tho First Presbyterian church and
Epstein replied that he was Jew.
This may seem n peculiar sentence.
added tho Judge. but It is tho Wow OF
the court that III YOU arc sincere In
your statements OF regret that YOU
have dcfied the laws of tho state.
Regular church attendance will help
you to reform your ways
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
SIXTY COAL FIRMS
ATTEMPT TO HALT
N |NE UN|0N|zING
File Suit To Enjoin u. M. W.
A. From Work In the
W.. Va. Fields

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. "a suit
to enjoin the United States Mine
Workers of America from further cf-
forts TO organize the nonunion coal
fields Of MinEo county. West Virginia
and Pike county. Kentucky, was filed
in the United States district court for
Indiana here latc today in behalf OF
sixty coal mining companies and op-
orators having properties in the Thack-
or and Williamson fields of the two
counties.
system by which the operators withhold
from the pay of the union miners the
dues and assessments OF the organizA- :
ton Is also sought In the suit which
charges a conspiracy on the part OF
the operators OF the central oompeu-
tive coal field and tho miners union
to eliminate non-union competition.
Tho suit was brought in the name
of the borderland coal corporation OF
virginia and besides tho union off,
ciais and members names the jackson
I'm Coal and Coke company. Rowlanda
Power consolidated Colhery company
and tho Lower Vein Coal company. all
Of Indiana and others with interests
Identical in the centrnl compcitive
field. as defendants. judge A h. An
derson OF tho district court is out of
tho city and no date waS set for
hearing.
L, q. asserted In the complaint that
tho miners union Is an unlawful COM
einRtion and conspiracy acting in vio-
lation OF tho sherman antitrust law.
tho Clayton antitrust law and IN
violation OF sound public policy. and
the court is aSked 20 enJoin the orGani-
-. h.r nj n al
wny or manner watSorvcr its activities
and policies against the plaintiff or
from seeking further to obtain the OBJ
jccts OF said policies"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
JEALOUS WOMAN SHOOTS RIVAL,
KILLS HERSELF, BLAMES HIGH LIFE
AhO BOOZE IN FAREWELL NOT
Daughter Of Wealthy Family Shot Down In Early
Morning As She Was Leaving Apartment
OF Friend With Man

New York, Sept "a double shoot
ing, in which women were the princi-
pals. resulted early today in the serious
wounding OF Miss Mildred Hannah,
said to be a daughter of the late AL
fred p. Hannah. wealthy head OF Han
nan e. Son. shoe manufacturers, oy
Mrs. Grace Lawes. n distant relative
of Miss Hannah and daughter Oh
Mrs. NJ e. Dithmars OF San Francisco.
Mrs. Lawes then committed SUICIDE.
Tho shooting occurred in Brooklyn
as Miss Hannah and John S. Borand,
an exporter, emerged from an apart
mcnt house whore they had been Visit
ing. Borand attributed tho shooting TO
jealousy and admitted. the police saia,
that he had quarrelled recently win
Mrs. Lawes about Miss Hannah. ss i1s
said Mrs. LAwes had been concealed
in tho shadows near the apartment
house until she stepped out and began
shooting. ~
After firing three bullets Into Miss
Hannan's body. Mrs. Lawes then sno'
Miss Hannah. In hospital. refused
to discuss tho shooting.
Miss Hannan's condition was report
cd to be critical. but not necessarily
fatal. Ono bullet took effect In tho
left breast near the heart. one IN tho
left side and ono In the right arm;
Two letters were found In Mrs.
r-nwcs. pocketbook. One addressed to
her mother asked forgiveness for what
she had done. Tho other. addressed
to Mrs Birdie williams of Manhattan.
formerly "A nurse in tho Hannah house
hold, requested that Mrs. Williams
take Mrs. IRwcs' body TO San Fran
cisco and have IL crcmntcd.
Tho letter to Mrs. f-,wc,' mother
read:
Mrs. n. r. D!tmar. 5is Walnut
street. San Francisco:
Mother. darling: You never can un-
dcrstand what l have been through
here. Don't try to learn. 1t In past.
I am too tired and III to try to ovcr-
In my own way.
Too much high life. The pRe" In
too fast and the liquor has driven mo
crazy. dcnr. Forgive and forget and
remember. pray for my soul. Love to
all and think OF me as I always wan
to YOU. good. sweet daughter. Low
inEly.
Tho second letter. addressed to the
nurse. asked hcr TO notify Walter Dun
ninCton Mt tho Madison Square hotel
In this city, to take caro- OF her af-
fairs.
send mo home to California. crc-
mated" continued tho letter. Make
IL easy for my darling. sweet mother.
Don't lot her know the truth. dear.
Can't stand this sordid. ,irsel life any
longer ForEtv. me. Billie. all my mis-
takes and remember mo as sweet and
clean as was. Been too much liquor
and conversation on all sides. Tho
black leather jewel case Is In the safe
and my rings arc gone and sold the
tickets. All my trunks n. hotel store.
rooms. All my BAGS at Hanran's Send
them home to my mother. please"
Aftcr adding that sho had sen, tn"