Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
ENGAGING EMANUEL
A Wealthy New York Manufacturer
the Champion Thimblsrigger
In Matrimony-HOw Mr., Rosenberg Engaged
Himself PromiscuOusly and Tried
His Rigg Once Too Often On
the Fair Isabel.


Nav YORK, August IA suit for 4
breach of promise case, in which the dam,
ages are laid at $50 OOO, has been brought
by Miss Isabel Fiero against Mr.. Emanual
Rosenberg, a wealthy manufacturer OF
clothing, located at No. $50 Broadway, who
succeeded his father at No. 426 Broome
street, where the firm name was Rosenberg
| K Co.
Emanuers Former History.
Having determined to run the festive
Emanuel 10 earth, your correspondent
called at the office of Counselor Samuel d.
johnson yesterday, and he gave the follow
ing sucCinct narrative Of Don Juan
| Emsnuers love affairs:
Said he: "Mr. Rosenberg is now about S3
years of age, and is engaged in business a.
No. $50 Broadway, where he is clothing
| manufacturer. His father established the
business and Emanuel runs the concern
under the name of Rosenberg * Co., and
though q good man of business, is also
| devoted to the eDjOyments of this world.
His particular penchant is the study OF
women and her enigmatical WAYS, and IN
this line Emanual considers himself, un.
riyalled, often boasting to his companions
OF his CUuQUestS. lie IS wealthy and ptentl-
fully supplied with money.
AAaDcA On tDt
ON the Sd Of July, 1855. brought = suit
sPalnst Mr.. Rosenberg in behalf OF my
crisnt for the sum of $4,000 1t was for
breach of marriage. Miss Isabel t'ietO is
beautiful and well educated young lady,
the laughter Of a wealthy uptown mer
chant. Rosenberg began paying attention
| to her some two years ago, and on the 22d
| of last May they became engaged. The
! fair Isabel, who. loved n better looking but
go rDarral irF n a hpfrnt oil
| by her father. who believed Emanuel to be
the most eligib'.suitor. Consequently the
Roman nOSed merchant pounced upon the
Poverty Stricken Lover.
But smiled grsciously upon the pecuni.
Gus, but somewhat unhandSome Rosen-
berg
From later developments il seems that
Oseuberg was IN some what serious trouble
prior to his acquaintance with ISABEL. He
bad become intimate with darS.eyei dam
sci named Rebecca, the pride and life of
fond fathers heart. The fathet was {.
wholesale butcher in good circumstances,
sDd spent his surplus income upon.his
charming daughter. In fact, paternal love
triumphed over mis- desire 10 buy Texas
cattle AZ one fourth oi q cent below the
u.sr rkst. What greater proof of parental
soliciiude could have been displayed?
The Tragedy of n Boot.
II having come TO the knowledge of Re.
beCCa's father thai his suspicious sOn-in-
Las was already engaged To another girl,
he Summarily elected the dude.like Eman-
uei from his brown.StOne door steps, assist
ing his departure with an application from
his No. Ii boot encased in the latest line OF
calf skin.
But no sooner had Rosenberg been re-
lieved from this third difficulty than he
seain became the victim of his own indis-
cretions. The fact became known that he
had engsged himself to another charming
damSel, a Miss Clara WentheimCr, whose
father was also we'll endowed with the
filthy lucre which seemed SO attractive to
the ossnbergisn soul.
Alas, Poor ROsenberg.
Ii came to pass that Ciara's father be-
came cogniZant of his prospective son in-
avs exploits with other young ladies, and
wbeu Emanuel called one evening took
forcible means to express his disap proba-
tiun by incOntinAutly kicking the seat oat
of Emante's tight fitting pants.
Rcsenb berg, having been frozen out OF
the affections of two fair maids was free 70
bestOw his love on Isabel, with whom he
had been on friendly terms during all
these episodes of which she was, as mat
ter OF course. ignorant. He became CO.
gagged to her, ana was assiduous IN his at
tentiOn for more than two years, after
which lis visits ceased. Upon the matter
being investigated by the friends OF the
yOurg lady. il was ascertained that Enan'
uel had again engaged himself to hand
some and wealthy heiress residing in an
uptown street on the West Side, who is
said 10 be the owner OF brown stone
house and $4,000 in cash.
Going for Rosenberg.
When Miss Isabel learned this state OF
facts she remained incredulous until IL had
been proven eyond all doubt. She then
commenced an action against him Tor
breach Of promise, as above related.
Mr. Samuel johnson, her attorney, ap'
piled for sn order of arrest against Mr..
Rnserberg which was granted by Judge
Van VorSI, of the Supreme Court who
placed the bail at the sum OF $4,000.
By some means Rosenberg became ap-
prissd Of the serious situation in which he
was placed and disappeared at once.
visit TO his place of business only resulted
in the inquirers being informed that Mr..
Rosenberg was out Of town, and upon the
inquiry being extended 10 his ne'ghoors
the invariable reply was: We're was
Rose nberg? l guess We dOnd know we're
Rossnburg vas; be vas gone out Of town,
sin't iI?'
Probably Emsnuel has gone out OF town.
but as Isabel is as determined as she is
handsome Rosenb berg had better sckuoTi-
'dge the corn and surrender TO the enemy