The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-16

Passionate Love In Courtship, md Anything
but Love after Marriage.

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Dearest 81 all women on tnis E,rtn the writer
com Cree ing before you n hiswY aoi having c9ur
near my common sense VIII not allow me mucn
and be- burden ON yoa on nv benaed knee, before our
lord have lred hard 10 earn the love OF who Is
be 10 me tnc most blissa portion OF nv ifc Dearest
SrasS ay Sy oa ne wr Sp sry AID c o ~
o Name sny hing In the worried VIII do to gain thy
sweet ana everlasting love Diriiug Angel SNOW ,ou
home = Kind iid Iou < mothcr ia hcarE n To- me On
TIE other hind you nave M an aricnt lover with
must b. btnisnci to sou. f1r ~ p zee AMI de -
Drps n heart. I love Won 80 lnucn darling TIA II you
Vii consent 10 marriage with me you en- hay your
own terms, love You deprest 30 nucn tiAt II fo.;
sessc ali the n,nS stock aud land 10 Amec yes all
hs I9ay osnS cS a9d nj n the %oe,d wond
fuly ami break stones on the highway. You are
cearcr a. me thln all tie wored ani temple huidei
~ Comics iqn tins mex wees sui may the hessei
cearc love nave for yOu-darng to make you happy
all "a. day long Won be my delight; hone dearest
you VIII GIVE these few lines your Consideration and
sincere iricnd DAVID +. JAMESON,
A motion was made before Judge Douohue
yesterday, for an allowance OF $50 week
alimony aud 1900 for counsel fees In Mary L.
Jamieson's suit for limited divorce from
DAVID +. Jameson, the ground being cruel and
inhuman tire .tnent. imieson, who Is pack
peddlcr. worth $4,000, travels on foot from door
to door In the Western States selling
dry goods and Yankee notions. His profits
in the last three months Of 1876, according
to Mrs. Jamieson's affidavit, were 5000
and his annual profits aggregate $1,000.
On the 9th OF Nav. 1874, Mary L. D,yls. step
daughter OF Hugh n. Mckay. Of Jersey City
Heights, became his wife after n complicated
wooing In when her sutton dared n q approach
her under her step. athef,s roof. After the mar
rage ceremony the couple sailed for Europe on
their wedding tour, and then their troubles were
begun, Toe wife sweirs that her husband &C.
a table apart from him that he drank 70 excess !;
that he said his marriage was " job nut up on
him I" that he was to have had $1,000 from his
wites stepfather when he was married. cut was
cheated out Of 1t. and that In EdinDurgh he
threatened to cut her throat. The wffe's ufl-
davit continues AS follows:
In August. 1875 We sailed for America. We stopped
NJ he Grand Central II ltel ana the second light
were there INV husband missed some DOCKS, and sc.
cused me OF taking them lie took tne little BABY aud
tAteaten~d to throw It out Of the window snitched
the child AMI ron into the nal brother protect
abus' M. In January 1919 he threw coal scuttle
Al me- lie wanted ne TO give MIN all my Jewery lie
knife snarpeued to do it. lon ami took board among
slsugers lie -ad he had lOaued gun tor my brother
anu sttptathcr.
Jameson having written notes to Mr.. Mckay,
his wiies sepfatner. cal ing him smugglcr
| Of pOplin dress goods Mr.. Mckay took action
against ia Dieson for libel. and Judge Donohue
| committed him to Ludlow street IL IN default
Cf $1,000 bail. and $4,000 additional bail was de-
manded IN Inc divorce proceedings.
| his Is the first time that the defendant in a
suit for "A limited divorce WAS ever arrested I'M
! der the code and motion Is pending for the
prisoners discharge from this arrest on the
ground tlai the arrest l. Illegal Mis-. Jameson ;
| lawyers, Collector Arthur, aud District Attorney
authorizes Il. An injunction was served with
the order Of arrest prohibiting tue prisoner from
disposing OF mis- property and req nr NJ him to
show why a receiver should not be appointed to
take charge OF 1t.