The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-30

| The Aseawa, H., Fres Press, notices the sudden
appearance there Of the wife Of DR.. Askenaxi. !
Hungarian physician. who claims to have come to
this country with Kossuth. The circumstances
Of her pursuit Of him are remarkable, and We copy
them % stated BY the Press:
some twenty years ago, being then d lass OF ,f-
teen .ummers-ths fsvorite Of her parents. who
kresna. tKrasnoy!) Russia near the borderr III Pc.
inna-a Jewess-sho made the acquaiutaucs Of .
Il, pisi1p Sas
esteem aud confidence Of the chief rabbi Of ths m,
admnstrason Of the jewish law in The chief raS
6Lsabsence. Her parents and all parties assentinT
their an ma1r.ss 70 the lssrssd young rabbi
portion OF about $1,000 on VIII ch ther lived
about aa,y year e KIesns. when the young raj.
three years 6efrs she ascertain Lis whers
Finsliy she heard OF him in Dautzic. In Prnssia
wirh him to Serai, in Poland. ~nu ie'arneo
Here they lived " 1 together year during which
seid n wa. oorn IA 70 ,h them when the eta was
at Kreana remained there few weeks, tin startsi
back for serai Arriving at the border. the rsbbi
self, and intimating to officer that the lady VA
noae OF his and had no passport, he was conveyed
~as the ,ss ss ae behind
But she was unwilling to give him up 90. Arm.
she started in pursuit She found traces Of him in
varisus places throughout Europe, but was never
able to fix his Atty until after some three year.
she learned that he had been ut Jerusalem had
there been a.ried to second wife had in q yea
left her-had thence been wandering over Europe
assuming the character of "Jernsalenite.D beg
ging funds for the destitute Chi dren of IsrssI a,
Jerusalem. That In this way he had sccumuIatei
considerable moneye-tbat brother Of mis- sec ind
wife had pursued him-fuund him in GERMANY and
got Jewish writ of divorcement" from hina-re-
turned with it to Jerusalem and found il defectivs
followed him q second tins and found him in i.ons
don where he got another writing that was ia dina
form. Then all trace of him disappeared until
ed some monsy with a banker in Hanover. with or
ders to forward it whittier he should dj,act - h.,
letter. The banker finally got the letter directina
him 10 seod the money to bsnker named Israel r.,
kalsmazoo, Mich. hither she followed. and there
was informed that the monsy had been ssnt to
Seltz -r, in care Of DR.. AsEkenazi at Ottawa III W
80 she came to Ottawa, and here BY acs ifant ,net
DR.. A. in the street, whom she recognized at once
as her truant lord. The Dr. made feeble effort tn
deny his identity, but soon caved and shoWed a q
disposition to come to terms.
Her demands were reasonable enough All sbs
asked was q dlvoTcemt mt and SLIGO ia monev 70
enable her to return t. her parents The f,rst
the DR.. wiliirg enough to accede ro Int bainn,
proposition to evsde which he tried earnestly tn
persuade her TO live with HIM again. Tais al a
mptoi iy declines, but commences D, ceedine
in our Circuit Court for divorce and alimony. ana
fer fear her .rabb:" may take leave of her again,
she had him locke up on writ Of ne ereot
The doctor Ia known to have some eight or ten
thousand dollars in gold in his possession and
s,uld easily discharge the lady : moderate demand
but is so mserly that he may llnger long while
10 Jail before he will do it. The lady is nst un-
handsome, apparently very intelligent, and eyi.
IDENTIFY brim full of Gri..