New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
TROUBLES or THE BUCKS.
,s,isRAsb AND WIFE ACCUSE EACH OTHER
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wife Developed eXtrsyagant habits and inereasea nsF
yipg "a penses IN qst reckless 'nanner e haa psSH
employed by arm seven years ana nan '"s"
gone Into business for himself, pnl MS "poNs
was insufficient warrant the habits OF h's WIG o'
she incurred heavy bills, which he was obgea 10 hce'
Owing TO his Inconsistencies and for other causes Mrs
Huet threatened 10 ruin h the husband asserts and
s length In 1880 she left him aud went to Monte carlo
There Mrs Buck Mr. Buck goes on TO say
developed Q passion for gaming oct rechesss,
and lost heavily, until she ga"p'ou
away all her money. She then went 10 faris anu
obtained money from his friends false representations
Mrs nucf nj returned to husband and hetook
her back In the following year she again went away
from him and tried by false representations 10 OBTAIN
money from the Lord Mayor of London A iamhy you'll
ell was called at this point, Mr. Buck AYERS anu inc
relatives both sides decided ha'
Buck was Of unsound mind and should DO pun
into an Insane asylum. She was therefore place" III
Cnmberwe House, an as lum. Mr. Buck thereupon came
to this country. When his wife was released. she loE
lowed him here. He promised to provide TOT nor, "o
says yet she left him again ana returned 10 Eng
land She rccrossed the Atlantic once more and pro-
cured q situation companion Tor MIS-
n.v,s IN EYftbave Mrs. Buck had been at this place
only q few days when she suddenly disappeared
with Mrs Dsviss jewelry case and Its contents. She
arrested and pleaded insanity as an 1 ivl c
she was released In October last Mr. Bucx' IA concu.
son asserts that bis wos M sas NO
with which to pay almony nc Is aeon n charges
Ss wife With undue Intimacy with the of the
steamer Rotterdam. a,,. ,,,.s ro,rt
blank her husbands charges She that she went to
Monte Carlo as companion to lady in poor health
wssh sse bought presents her husband she
Back she says that the lady go %ss sst shs go
money in Paris false pretonces. or from h the
L. to I9SsSn AS sns cruelty
against her husband and allegations that MT Buck mac
formed conspiracy to send nsr Of 70 bs aR boy MIRA Buck
says that her husband by some means obtained the cor
carss that her Incarceration in asylum was not
the result Of a family council, Indeed her own family
brother Sir James shaw. learned that she was In an
asylum he procured nS se n.S sfa tho country with
their child. She went to Ehingen. wur,embnri, whors
M she aed that he had gone to Ncw
York, aud she followed him. ,.. .,,
Mr. Back refused to nave AWNING oor g"ye her
money and sie came this city. After Mira Hnck hn
uscd np her money here. she became q eompanion 70
Mrs Davis Her troubles by this time Uss2l nal NJ
Infected her that she fcsorted to choral and otcr stu
ians for relief IL after doee or chloiai, MIS-
Iuck declares, that she took tho jewel
cN~ Hhe had no Intention OF diHposihg
of H. and aid not know what she was about fhc pu, !,
on the mnntcl IN Mrs. Dayss house. where was fomnu
week later After her arrest VI Buck went 10 inc DIS
tict Attorney she says, aud did everything possible 10
10 prcd,ce Tic prosecuting ohcer against her. urging
besides other things that she was an adventures rc
was thpu sent la Utica Asylum. Mrs Buck dchts
the charges OF inndelity The child s In Wurtcmpnrg'
DcciaiOn reserved.