Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-09-13 | Page 7 | Mother Grieves for Her Daughter

mOTHER GRIEVES IS WFOR HER DA UGHTER HL" International Mown Service. HjBRODKM'N. N. T., Sopt. 12. Asserl- iji, BF ",Hl ''or daughter was insane, Mrs. wvld Terry of this city Is In a state of Hphnpse over tho suicide In Chicago of " MMtv daughter, Mrs. Jack Johnson, wlfo of Bj: champion pugilist, and formerly the HvlfQ of Clarence 7D. Duryea, a. wealthy , F,w Yoik and Lon?r Island horseman. Tlin friends and relatives of the for-JBer for-JBer Miss Ktta Terry wore shocked iB'n they learned that she had been for fcmoiith the wife of Jack Johnson. The .Hfrilntlon that made her a social pariah, j,'far as tho white race waa concerned, jitl which Is believed to have hastened f1- death of her father, David "Terry. Bicmbcr' of th numufacturlnc firm of Ins fc Gerard of Green Point, came i result of the threatened prosecution ohnsou on a charge of bigamy. Iinckod boyond measure by tho an-iicemcnt, an-iicemcnt, relatives of tho beautiful up woman in Brooklyn and Long nd at onco announced that sho had JO hf.rsclf an outcast and would never voooRnlzcd by thorn again. The solo option, the ono person whD did not Oiini'o her an an outcast, It was said, ! her mother, who la prostrated with ;f today. i ivs. Tony was unablo to say whether1 daughter's body would bo brought lc hero for burial. Sho said sho would L have to communicate with hcr son. irse Chester Terry, who In In Nova i la on a vncatlon. To this son the istlon of tho family taking charge of hody Hud funeral will be loft. r n s has been a terrible blow to ue, mlly which has always stood high in community," Ettd jIrB, Terry. "My Kilter whs Insane, else she would not '0 married Johnnon. Some years ago received an Injury to her splno, and affected her mind. When she met uiBon wo did everything In our power prevent her marrying him. but ho had ney and wo had none, bo she would he dlysuaded."