Hemingray, son of a wealthy family

HEMINGRAY, SON

OF WEALTHY FAMILY

Ran Away From Home to Follow the

Races.

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MUNCIE (Ind.), December 1. — The pa­thetic suicide of Charlotte Campiglio Hemingray, the girl wife of Robert Hemingray of Muncie, in San Francisco, has been a severe shock to the aged mother of the turf­man, who is a wealthy woman of this city. Hemingray's father is dead. His mother knew nothing of his marriage until in­formed to-day of the suicide of his young wife by a telegram from San Francisco. She at first refused to believe the news. The career of Robert Hemingray since he left his home in Muncie one year ago, has been one of romance and adventure. Scion of a wealthy family, he grew up a society idol and a sport. After the death of his father his mother and uncle, Ralph Hemingray, a wealthy glass manufacturer of Muncie, undertook to reform the young man. He was put to work in the factory, but he ran away. He fell in with horsemen and won thousands. He bought a string of race horses and they added to his coffers. Last summer, when he returned to Muncie he showed his friends $8,000 which he had "cleaned up" on the races.