The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-12
LOVES OF THE DANES.

Another Chapter in the Fifty .nfch Street
Elopement story.
Jonah Hansen who, as already reported, el0ped
on Friday last with Mrs. C0nradson, OF 246 East
Fifty fifth street. was yesterday arraigned at the
Yorkville Police Court on charge OF larceny for
having stolen quantity or furniture from Mr. Con.
radson besides his Wife, The accused admitted that
he had assisted Mrs. Conradson to move away from
her husband, and by her orders helped to put the
furniture into a wagon for removal. The following
letter was shown to him and he admitted that he
had written It's
ne ssa6es but not 90 large plate the next time as
Ny thoughts have written below they will please you.
The writer OF this gushing note as well as his be-
loved Antonio and her husband, Is Dane which Will
IN it. TSe following is literal i"s ransesca Of
Danish melody which accompanied the foregoing
Only for amy
Only for you feel love-
Day and night am dreaming Of you.
You only that flame supply
Which you lit in my young
Yours to love- yours to be forever,
Is my intention and T NV delight light and Joy.
years Of age, with an extremely red face and car.
buncled nOse which are said 10 be sure indications
OF his ability as an imblber CT alcohols. His appear
ance in Court was anything but encouraging to his
beloved Antonio, who looked anxious.
On being examined she testified that she was mar
ried five years ago to ConradsOn in Copenhagen.
After living together short while they disagreed,
and the husband came to this country leaving her
and one child at home He sent home 500, after he
had been out here some time, and upon this ana
what she received from hansen the prisoner who
was then boarding with her. she managed to
had sailed with her, landed mere, and
she Immediately went 10 live with her husband,
who took rooms at No 246 East Fifty.flth street.
The furniture which the prisoner accused Of hav-
ing stolen by her ord crs was bought by her partly
with Conradson's money and partly with her own.
She lett her husband because he In some way got
hold OF the foregoing letter. written to her by Ham
sen, and imagining from 1t that she unfaithful
to him he ordered her TO support herself or get
money from Hansen for that purpose, Seeing that
she could no longer live with him she asked her
friend Hansen to help her to move and get rooms
for her, which he did, and she went to live
III them, taking with her her child. The
accused and herself, she positively asserted. have
never had criminal relations with each other. An
tonla Is quite young, with auburn hair, rosy cheeks
and freckled face which latter acquisition mars her
other good LOOKS The discarded husband Is o dark.
the Old adage says, the qualities Of are not to
be judged from outward appearance. Justice
Btxby thought that the whole matter was the result
OF misunderstanding, and sent the husband, wife
and prisoner into side room 10 have O talk with
the view Of settling the difficulty. At the end OF
quarter OF an hour they came into Court without
having come TO an understanding. Hansen has
been held for examination until some future day,
when 1t Is expected the husband ana wife will
have settled matters amlcably between Lhem and o
prosecution OF Hansen will then be unnecessary.