The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
MIR. SLAUGHTER'S TROUBLES.
HE SHiDOWs ms UIrE IND BURsTs ~
tPON HER .fT DINNER.
An Unpleasant Scene In ~ Boston Rcstaurant,
with Legal Scpucis Marie Wninwrighfs
Version of the Facts 4 New Agreement.

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with Legal scqucis Marie wainwright.
Version of the Facts 4 New Agreement.
BosToN, Jan. H. The latest Hub scnsa-
ton is the quarrel between Marie Wainwright.
now playing the part of NddIgc Ldninc in ." Tho
ENios,' at the Boston Theatre. and her hus-
hnnd. Harry Slaughter of New York. son Of
Thomas Slaughter, the cotton merchant The
matter becomes suddenly public on account ~
a scene at q Winter place French restaurant on
/ last Sunday afternoon.
Some three wrrks ago there were such diin-
cuties between Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter that a
temporary separation was agreed upon. and he
| returned 10 New York unirr promise " an
absence Of six weeks. ON saturday night last,
however. he returned 10 Boston, and registered
at the United States Hotel under the name II
John Burke On sunday morning he called
/ upon Col Thomas l.. Richardson. the dramatic
agent apparently in great excitement and dis
trc-s. and asked the agent ~ accompany him in
carriage drive.
Mr.. Slaughter mounted the box. in disguise.
and scnted the Colonel and the driver inside.
They drove to the vicinity Of Burroughs place.
where Mrs Slaughter boarded. and soon saw
carriage drive up. into WHICH Mrs. Slaughter
stepped and WIS driven To- the Evans House.
iho lnshauds tcnm following At distance.
There Mr. Louis James. whose r3ie 81 Dr Las;
ne lndy, and the drive was continued H. the
Charostown Navy Yard. when q call was nude
on Commodore Parker. the Commnndant. a
relative Of Miss Wainwright who was the
Of ihc United StntDs Nnyy' FIX" narty r"innin"d
about an hour. and WAS then driven to Winter
street, Boston. soon after til" husband ascer-
taiued that his wife and her escort had
rooms in the third story OF Ohcr's place. aud
gnlnr,i the room without rerpnony. Mrs.
Slaughter was seated at the table with Mr..
James. She had land H. iti" her hat and cloak
To her greeting hn replied 10y asking ii that
W. Wns ", lDf Inn,r i"r VIC any 4 mother
med ate withdrawal ui Mr. James. The hu--
BAND and VII" INDUCED in some 7'nthlng sar-
casm until th"v wrr" interrupted 10y Richard
son. who suggested that that was neither the
IiWfe nor the occasion for H. Presently M'ssrs.
RICHARDSON AMI James stepped down to the
on,e. when it wa suggested hy The former that
II would be proper for Mr. James 10 escort the
indy hoM", II u" objection WAS malr Us the hu-
band This WAS as-entrd to- first hy james and
thcn by SluuElt"r. but upon returning for
James C"l. III hari-on iuuni thnl hr had gone
oi slaughter. hi- wife had ask,d sneeringly
whni ne na1 discovered, {" which il" hni re-
uii"d; \ " enough tn Justify me in Killing
nln' ana am glai am not "'mp'l,d To use
TINS weapon taking from his rorkrt re-
NoNrr He then lcit 1T once. and Col. Richard
on Tuesday Marie Wainwright Slaughter
Md petition in tn Suprem. Judicial Court.
ashlhE that her husband. Winston Henry
Slaughter. hr restrained from interfering with
hrr personal liberty. tn" petitioner alleges
France. on Mar'n 4. 1911 that tnnV have ly,.i
i"s.ihcr ns husband ami wife; That they have
hhd Two 'aughirrsi ihu' hr hus boon guilty of
gross AMI confirmed hlhlf- nt inioNlcailun. eN-
IRENE cruelty. cruel amt abusive treatment. and
n,Eer to provide for her SUPPORT that ~ n"'
- he struck and bent her. iuilittih.s bodily in
!uIN tiW sue u iNlns APART from Linn Tor
n-,iIl"n'r cause; mat he has attempted Ia oh-
mat ON, Jan. ~. lNis. a. entered the nous"
Wl'r" she was then living. with firearms upon
IN, person AND Iutimidated her. and that She
n"neNr> her llir tp De- IN danger. Sh" THERE
lN'" lriN- ilHt De- Do" restrained from iutrrfrr-