Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-19
1.-THE PROFESSION. .
The NoFdaunt Divorce Case-Mrs. Lang
try In Washington.

Especial to the REcoRD-uNIos.l
NEW York, April 1Ssh.-An application
for alimoDy ana counsel fees pending the
trial Of the suit Of Fannie Mordaunt va.
Frank Mordaunt, actor, viii be made to.mor.
row. The complaint states that on January
% 1888, at the Grand Pacific Hotel, in Chi
cago, while plaintiff YVES severely i'll from in
iuriss which she recaiyed from her husband,
defendant refused her medical attendance
and abused her in most violent manner. It
further alleges that sincs December, 1882, de-
PENDANT has neglected TO provide for the sup
port Of his wife and child. She has reason to
bslieve he owns real estate in Brooklyn val
ued at $4,000, and his personal estate is
worth $1,000. In support Of the statement
that she furnished defendant with money,
letters from him are put in evidence, oue of
which was written about year and 3 half
ago from Chicago, and is as follows:
Ny Darling: The money came all o. X. was
tiekled to death. How good you are. ! shall go
down and get suit, coat and vest alike, and pants
of light color and striped. Won't that be all right
| am going to try to get some money out OF the
management to get spring oyercoat can get one
fer Sll or So that viii look just well that
costs S25 $50. am afraid you are going to be disap
pointed in seeing me Sunday. | found out last
night that We are not to go to Springfield on Mon
day so, you see, my baby that it will not be pois
Bile for me to come over, as it will cost me good
deal You won't feel bad if don't come, will you,
pet? Din, it, baby, think l getting in love
with you again. By, by Lots Of love to my baby
Fannie. FRANKIE.
THE JERSEY LILY.
WASHINGTON, April 18Th. - The Jersey
Lily arrived here Sunday evening. Freddy
is with her. He receives as much attention
from managers at the hotels as she does. She
occupies room at tbs Arlington, ia which
Charles Sumner died.
"Do you read newspaper criticisms ?" she
was asked by correspondent.
Every rarely. II there is anything par
ticularly bad or good it is shown to me. 1
vas amused at story publiatei this morn
ing about my leaye-takipg with Miss Lang
Try. Tne papers say was pale and haggard
and dresdiully cat up. L do not remember
having any severe feelings. was sorry to
part with the dear gid, and may have cried.
Il was awfully good of her to stsy as long as
she did. Her original intention was to stay
only one month or six weeks. The idea of
that ridiculous story about an elopement L
tell you Miss Lsngtryis the last girl on earth
to have followed or INDUCED in sensational
elopement."
Mrs. Lsnstry said she intended to go to
Ecglsnd in the autumn, but would return
and open an engagement, commencing at
Montreal. Sho continued: ST am sorry that
have not had the opportunity of seeing
many American actresses. I think Mary
Anderson will be a SUCCESS il England. She
is so pretty and taking. 1 am go sorry Pres
ident Arthur is not here. I am told he ia
ve;y handsome, and would dearly loved to
have met him. But here is my hsnsom. Do
you know your hanson puts ne so much in
mind of London L must go am SO glad
20 have met you"
NEW York, April 1Sth.-TFe Supreme
Court grants the wife Of Osmond Tegrle, the
actor, 81. 200 alimony and 5000 counsel fees.