New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21
FORSAKEN BY A DENTIST.
A TILTED MAIDEN WANTS LEGAL REVENGE
WINNING THE LOVE or A PATIENT AND MARRY
ING ANOTHER WOMAN

! WINNING THE LOVE or PATIENT AND AAhhr
ING ANOTHER WOMAN.
The old story of q gay lover, lone, Torn
maiden and broken troh has just been re~tod In sun
FOR breach promise Of marriage that has been orougn
against deatst Dr. George Evans is his name, and Tor
some years he has beged ths aching OF young ana
old in an deliberately furnished room on the second moor
OF No 1873 West Thlrty-fourth-s Around In Thirtyath
st. dwelIs the forsaksn maiden Miss s. A. Dedriek, so
| lutely fororn and mourning for the iost IoVer
| who forsook her and married another beauty
Miss DERRICK however, Is disposed TO he legally pugna
cous She objects % have young affections trsmped
upon by any man. she consulted lawyer therefore, with
the result that Dr. Evans found himself In the shenfs
Office Wednesday With order oil arrest rom Ja'gs
Donohne staring In the face and an edict from the
same requiring him to furnish $1,000 bail mo
dentist furnished bonds1an and then went home an er
ceedngly angry man.
| A ROMANCE THAT BEGAN IN TooTHAcHE.
twas a charming little romance that wa Involved id
he gay dentists arrest II some Provencal trono"io
had got hold OF 1t in the old days he would have ae.
his knight with a lance instead Of pair OF pincefs' s"
would have had Miss DERRICK languish INTO q
| nansv on ton of a cruInbIIng tower. But this
| Ia how II was Miss DERRICK, when inc
June roses began blushing IN 1888, awoke rom ha' "
bers one night with terrific toothaehe. was h' '
experence and became harassng taat she was COM
PEELED to consult lady friends, who bad before easea
her the possession OF what her gentlemen irends eea
ga string OF pearls" She didn't want 70 go To any mo
ster 10 have her teeth attended TO and finally AFTER an
aropIzing delay she informed tiat IN
ST. there lived "a nice dentist named Evans s"oh
! Handsome man., That settled It. Miss Dednck ""'
taken to Evans and she yielded 70 an sppea'on
! OF Laughing" gas and DE- Evans while ne was m~np
uating the pncers gazed into her big black eyes, ana
thought that had had 50 pretty patent ne'ofe'
when Miss Dedrek departed she took with her an enVe
ope containing the date OF necessary eAsn vi
| the tooth"
rh On. i,,, dentist bot,ourbt himself that other
ainatons of the tooth Necessary and he became
caller at No 20 West Thirtyfth-st, where Mss DealcA
lived He called many times during the warm woathrr
and when the fair lady went into tbs country ny some
strange fortune he went TO the same place There
amid III. huzzng of the mosquitoes and the humble bees
and the rst.g Of the leaves he told her the old story
and they became en- gagged. big diamond ring was put
on her finger and she moved OF the elect among
| her companions.
FALLING A VICTIM TO OTHER CHARMS.
In the autumn OF 1883 the dentist and mis- sweetheart
returned busy Of the city, and began round
OF balls receptions theatres and the Ike. which consumed
tho winter 1t Of the receptions that Dr. Evans
met MISC Lulu D. Sutton daughter Of Dr. ID. Sutton
OF No As East Nineteenthst The dentist who thought
by his friends to be most mpressionsble began eo9p
rrely his former and fell at the feet Of Miss sutton
Gossip fought the Of the detection 10 MISS earic
and when her waverng swain called upon her sns cu
him with varying degrees OF severity rnI ne tSoE an
more. Miss Sutton however left the city to visit sons
relatives in March, aud one dear chaTner was away.
Dr. Evans went back 10 his old love, and FOUND her ike
Elaine watching her recreant knights shield IIe ql'
rel made up and the eager dentist asked ner 20 has
the day when he might claim her ss his Dride hi's %
hesitation thought that day in May would De most
becoming to her, and she named II, Dr. Evans departing
Bnt when the MAY time drew near Miss sutton came
back tn the city, and DR.. Evans besOught MISS Dhck
10 postpone the happy Gay for Few weeks Ia olo ~
he might transact little business Out OF LOVE Az
handed IT, and before could enter upon the peaceful
shades of matmOny with her. he would have 20 arrange
ana reluctantly consented. For two long weeks she
waited hear from her lover but in vain No ietters
word from her lover, and she became an INV o
| through the bitterness OF her disappointment
AN ANNOUNCEMENT THAT BLIGHrED LIFE.
Then came the last sad blow. One morning IN May one
OF Miss Dedricks schOOfrends called on her with the
marriage column OF anewspaper which contained the
words "sutOD-Evans" followed by An accoun: OF no"
George Evans married Lulu ID. sutton at the house
brides parents. Miss DERRICK 1t is said. gasped
and into Mysteries 1t the fateful May that
grief She confined to her room several days
by severe nervous attack and wneu she nnay arose
her sick bed her love had vanished and in its place
had desire revenge so she went 10 the law
escOrting his bride around Niagara ana tue many
other places where the honeymoon becomes oght anu
| When Dr. Evans returned TO the city he heard rumOrs
OF suits but nothing tangible until last Wednes lay
s m %o oS pa s Tai rob tae he
to he depity-shern When the dentist had given ball
began legal defence When september arrives the
| case will come into court.
DEFENCE or THE LADY-KILLER.
Dr. Evans has attained the reputation OF an admrer OK
the fair among friends and at least before
has been the defendant in similar suit. That was In
last November But before the 10 trial tho
dentist thought about the old law concerning discretion
and he paid the young wonans demands He Is good
looking about thirty years DID, has large practice.
and well received ia society Being member or sew
era clubs he has large circle or acquaintance more OF
less of whom enVious OF his powers to charm 70
TRIBUNE reporter last night he explained that be bougnt
AiaQ DAD 1sk Htapf nFQS nd
! wanted was money.
But she was charming woman" added the saseepti-
BILE Dentist and became her prey Before was mar
ed made Miss Derck sign LEGAL document 10 the Ell"
feet that she relieved OF all claims and for this paper
paid her sufficient TO satisfy any woman But
won't settle this matter out of the courts. L am N
fighting mood now. aud going tn court public NJ
vostgatlon. She schemns woman, and althouSn she
has number OF good people her friends, she mas
played the mischief with was never engaged 10 DO
married to her as she says and simply regarded her as
take you TO half dozen women who upon the slight
est proVocatou would you for breach OF promise"
| A TALK WITH THE FAIR PLAINTIFF.
| Miss DERRICK when the reporter called on her,
clothed in costume blue material with dainty bit OF
white rudle at her neck and wrists She is tall and q
pronounced brunette. Her manners graceful and
winning. She consented to say VIII at the man whom
have said IL absolutely false don't want bis
money; don't want him. But do wish 80 prove to the
world that he IL villain and that he cannot wrong In
nocent and defenceiess with utter immunity. He
attempt 10 settle this matter quietly bot he will not
succeed. shan % the courts and expose him IN
fair trial. or this character is tina only way In
which obtain Justice, and Iassnmed the respons
impose upon girls and then foFsake them. Then Miss
Deirck sat down by OF her friends and flashed in
dgnauon from the depths OF her black eyes.
! %
GRETCHEN MAID AND GRETCHEN DOG.