A '.ItlKViMi MOTHERPearl Hart Keeps Her Life, Sroiv From ller Familylt;■IIIBack iu T«»l«d », Obio, the mother o' Pearl Htrl i* grieving oyer lha lust of J V her daughter. Hue is ignorant of th«* wild ctrwr which Pearl has led sines she U ft horns, hiiiJ wb* n the member* of the family speculate on w»at ha* become of Pearl, the oli mother i* unable to contain her sorrow. The news of the downfall of h r daughter wouhf 110 doubt break tier heart.At the aborifl'a office a letter from the home of P^arl in Ohio telle the maddest chapter in the utory of P«-arl llart’a life, for it eomes from the sor-rowing home of her mother. When Pearl held up theflloHe HU2« th«*onl.v excuse she gave was that she wanted to gel money enough to go to her m »ther. The public did not believe that she was tr-lling the truth, and there was little sympathy for the depraved life thatWightouly the wor-t of the we ld. Had tho picture Iba* i- N revealed in the letter that came today been portrayed at that time, perlisu-there would have been in* Te sympathy for her. Pearl has k**pt the story of her life from her n other, and sine** her brothers and sisiera have learned it through the Arisona papers, they too are holding the seer t 1 *ct the breaking of the n*w- kill their mother.The news had not been reo*ived ai Toledo that IVarl 11-tit was sentenced to five years iu the penitentiary when It was written. The family in no doubt poor, and this makes the pitv for the m 'ther of.tho woman ban fir all the more keen.—Phoenix Herald.