The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-18
MARTIAL INFELICITY.
SAD STORY OF DIsCOaD IN THE FAMILY OF A
HoBOKEN PHYsICIAN-THE HUSBAND IMPRIs-

SAD STORY OF DIscoaD IN THE FAMILY OF
HoBoKEN PHYsICIAN-THE HUSBAND IMPRIs-
oNED UNDER A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Hoboken furnished yesterday which threw
the town into excitement Nine years ago DR..
Francis Geisler married Emily Treubnor. daughter
of well known bookseller in Leipsc. Germany.
The bridegroom had been in the enjoyment OF
lucrative practice for three years previ-
ously, and this increased to such an extent
that he was enabled Ave years ago to purchase
substantial house at No. 27S Washington street. His
married life was undisturbed till eighteen months
ago. when he formed the acquaintance Of Mrs.
Rosenieck. who, it is alleged. was separated from
her husband Long Island. An intimacy is alleged
to have sprung up between DR.. Geisler and this
woman. which at last aroused the jealousy
Of Mrs. Gesler and she communicated
her suspicious to the police authorities.
Three weeks ago the Doctor left his home
in Warrington street and engaged an Office in No.
121 Bloomfield street. where he now resides Mean
while, it is alleged he continued to pay visits to
Mrs. Rosenieck. who had hired apartments at the
Union Hill. Mrs. Geisler then. it is stated.
offered Detective Harrison. of Hoboken. $1,000
II he could furnish evidence that would
hired . room in Schwartzs Hotel. opposite the
rooms occupied by Mrs. Roseneck. He reported
every afternoon to Mrs. Geiser aud he was about to
give up the chase till Thursday night, when. ne
states he saw the figure OF man moving cautiously
along the sidewalk for nearly hour and then dis
appear. At exactly two O'Clock yesterday morning
he says he = man enter the house where
Mrs. Rosenieck was boarding. He started out armed
with . warrant from Justice Mahon, of Hoboken,
and called to his assistance Sergeant Was, OF the
Union Hill police force. and three deputies. who
guarded the entrance Of the house. The door was
forced in and the doctor ana Mrs. Rosenieck were
discovered. Both were taken from the premises.
but not a the same time me Doctor so
he reached ut half past four O'Clock. and the woman
arrived there ut six o'clock Both were committed
to the County Jail in default of $500 bail At ten
O'Clock bail was rendered by Mr.. John 4. Johnson,
in the of $500 for the Doctor, which was ac-
cepted by the Justice. and 500 tor Mrs. Rosenieck
and both released
MRS. aEIsIKn's STORY
HERALD reporter found Mrs. Geisler last evening
in her home on Washington street. In response to
a remark of the reporter concerning the nature of
his mission she said, There is nothing suppose.
to conceal now for the truth will come out" Mrs.
Geislerais abont twentyeght years DID, slightly in
clined to embonp0iRf and reserved in manner She
S y s life
until knew that woman for the nrst time year
and half ago."
"was your husband acquainted with her pre-
viously?" asked the reporter.
81 cannct TELL" she said, 'but know that ever
since he cared lees for me-"
Glow long has the Doctor been absentY'
"Just three weeks. have counted tho timo by
days and hours"
jumped up in fit Of excitement and asked. Are
they still in jaiY' When she received reply in the
negative she seemed dumbfounded.
THE DOCTORS INTENTIONS.
The reporter. accompanied by the Justice. then
left the house and proceeded to No. 121 bloomfield
street. where the Doctor keeps Office. Iu answer
the bcll the Doctor opened the door and ushered
his visitors into neatly furnished parlor. He
handsomely dressed and has blonde curly hair and
But for the wrinkles on his brow when
he engages In earnest conversation he would pass
for man Of thirty-hve.
IL am glad you called, judge" he said, turning
away from the reporter, III want you to take to my
tafter refection)-lady 81. tho amount intend to
ytxe has ftar And AMI has
Then turning to the reporter no said, "You will
me IL decline to give the reasons which i'm
pei to this separation. With regard the cause
that led to my arrest. admit the charge that
found I'm the house with that woman. but nothing
more. II IL unfortunate In every aspect OF the
My practice will be affected and many friends will
be certainly estranged." The Doctors utterance
failed nj this point. and the reporter withdrew.