PATHETIC APPEAL
FOR PERMISSION TO MARRY A PRISONER Parisi. April 20. Mrs. Patters in appeared before the Court on crutches and made a. pathetic appeal that Harry Husey should be allowed to leave the prison if only for half an hour, in order that they might be married before be was taken away. She said she was convinced of her lover’s innocence. “I wish to consecrate by our marriage,” she said, “the great love I. have borne him. He has made me very happy.” The Court promised to help, and said there was no objection to their marrying in prison. The banns have already been published.—Reuter. [The Parisian correspondent of the “Daily Express” recently stated that Mrs. Patterson, who just previously had obtained a divorce from Mr. Otto Heyworth a Chicago millionaire, and was then convalescing in hospital as the result of a fall from the window of an hotel, announced that she intended to marry Harry Husey, an alleged international thief, who was in prison in Paris pending his extradition to the United States.]
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 178, 22 April 1924, Page 6
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