The Washington times., 1921-04-14

They are still living and are per-
feet dears. Mr.. Andrews knew all
about my unhappy marriage and
divorce. There IL no possible line
of attack he can take on this
episode in my life, and he knows
1t.
Lost MANY FRIENDS.
Furthermore, he cannot attack
the legality of our marriage. Why.
we have dozens and dozens OF mu-
tual friends to whom he has intro
duced me as his wife. Many Of
these, / am sorry to say, have been
driven away by this terrible situa-
tion.
IL have been so broken in nerve
because of what has happened and
the terrifc strain under which
have been living that ! am hardly
able to speak coherently
"All my friends and relatives and
all of his, / am sure, would flock to
my assistance. But / shrink from
asking aid.
~ do not know what to DO. may
be forced to tshe legal action. hut
am still hoping against hope that
'Daddy's' mad ihfatnstien for this
Iight-headed little woman he has
married will soon cease.
81 understand she comes of pretty
good folks in Pittsburgh, and l am
sure her people know nothing Of
this situation.
MY present position would be un-
endurable were Ii not for my baby
boys. 1t Is because OF them that i
remain in this house. You know,
we are doing our utmost to cure
little Harley. He has been crippled
from babyhood. DR.. Schlapp tells
us he will eventually walk again.
Both the boys love their father,
and l did too until he went mad
over Esther
ut has been very difficult living
I'm the same house With Daddy and
his new 'wife.' ?
HAS RASH IMPULSES.
AT times have felt like ending
II all. You know Herbert js often
away on business trips. 1t was on
one of these that he met Esther.
When he began going away he gave
me a revolver to protect myself and
the boys. | have now given the re-
volver to a neighbor.
.sTWICE IN THE LAST TEN
WEEKS HAVE CREPr INTO THE
ROOM OF MY HUSBAND AND HIS
NEW WIFE AND STOOD OVER
THEM WHILE THEY WERE
SLEEPING.
"BOTH TIMES AN ALMOST IR-
REsIsTIBLE IMPULSE CAME
OVER ME- TO DO SOMETHING
RASH. But I FOUGHT TT DOWN
AND CONQUERED MYsE l. +,
THANK GOD.-
The first wife said II was only the
consolation of religion that has en-
abled her to melt the physical and
mental burdens OF the past ten weeks
She added:
~ trust In God and ] am s1re He
will eventually right things. In the
meantime can only pray and
hope
Records OF the two marriages OF
Mr.. Andrews are self-revesling.
The Portland, Maine. ceremony was
performed June II, 1912, by the Rev
James +. Albion. Andrews gave his
age as twenty-four; his occupation
bookkeeper: residence, No. l25 Hunt
ington avenue Boston,; birthplace
Dorchester. Mass.
BORN IN VERMONT.
Groom's father. william w. An
drews, superintendent: mother. Sarah
Mcclure Andrews; birthplace of both
parents, st. Johns, N. B.; residence OF
groom's parents. quincy. Mass.
The bride gave her full name as
Maud Augusta Haynes, age twenty.
seven; no occupation: birthplace. st
Adams, Vermont; single; father
name. Moses Haynes: mother dead
(Zemira Deuel. Haynes); fathers resi-
dence, Moores, N. Y.
The records of the Greenwich
Ccnn.. wedding January 26. 1921, fol
low:
Groom: Herbert T. Andrews; TWEEN
ty-nine; occupation, broker: birth
rlace, Dorchester, Mass; residence
Pittsburgh: single: name of father
William w. Andrews: maiden name OF
mother. Sarah Mcclure.
Bride: Esther Marie Tatnall: age
twenty-five: occupation. none: birth
place. Pittsburgh; residence, Pitts
burgh; maiden name of mother Chri
tine Zatf.
The Connecticlt marriage laws are
most peculiar. No prosecution fol
bigamy can lie unless actual proof
is offered of the consummation o
the marriage in the State of Con
recticut. Both Mr.. Andrews and hi:
second wife insisted yesterday the,
had received no legal advice befor,
motoring to Greenwich for the cere'
mony.
MARRIED BY WOMAN.
Justice of the Peace Alice ]. O'Neil
In her Greenwich office. identified 4
photograph of Andrews as the mar
she had married January last. II,
told her he was stockbroker will
Offices in New York, Pittsburgh, anC
other cities. Miss O'Neil said Miss
Tatnall the pretty little bride, told
her she had been Andrews stenogra
pher in his Pittsburgh office.
Miss O'Neil declared the persona
appearance Of both bride and groom
had impressed themselves upon her
She added:
Mr. Andrews told me ne hat
never contracted any previous mar
riage."
Where lies the X in this aston
ishing equation?
$500 STILL LACKING
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