Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-22
VIOLEpS HUSBAND KIDNAPPED.
lnveigled on Board a Steamer and
Carried OFF Against His VIII.

lnveigled on Board a Steamer and
Carried Off 4 gainst His VIII.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-David de Ben
saude, or Benzine, husband of Violet
Cameron, SAILED for Europe Wednesday
or board the North German Lloyd steamer
Elder. Benzine did not make up his mind
10 take the trip across the Atlantic until
tuesday evening, when he astonished his
lawyer by announcing that he was going
10 LONDON. -Four weeks ago BenZine W as
TAKEN SICK with an attack Of malaria and
went to st. Nincent's Hospital.
While IN the hospital Benzine sent an
average OF ten notes a week to Miss Cam
eron, telling her how much he loved her
and begging her for the sake of their
cnlIa TO return to him and be happy and
forever forget the name of LonsdaIe, But
Miss Cameron did not desire to be happy /:
neither was she forgetting LOnsdale, and
consequently she paid not the slightest
ATTENTION TO these notes. The last note
sent 10 his darling" had in it the modest
request that she should engage him as
uer manager, but even this note was ig-
RAred.
ms was too much for Benzine. He
uiu NOT tear his hair, but be presented
u'meell at the stage door of the Brooklyn
.nea're' where Miss Cameron is filling
AL engagement, on Monday night, and
SeuShQed to see his wife. He did not see
Ecr' lie was told at the theatre that if
Se ala not make himself scarce he would
W. arrested. He disappeared n the given
tSule; however, and the last time he saw
no Iolet was when she vas coming out
VI tne Inestre that night. He was hiding
Senlhd an ash barrel close by. Benzine's
ueaIt was almost broken by Vps refusal
see MIN. He wandered around the
sneaTe Tor long time after she had de-
P%rteu, cursing bis luck.
ponortiy before $3.50 Wednesday morning
netnzlne stepped on board the Elder. The
saoin was not filled with floral tributes
sent TO him; neither was there great
1loug OF friends to see him off, No, the
s'aer backed out Of her dock without
w s'n re cheer being sent alter him.
sha,,ss violet Cameron, when asked
sV n,|,. tue departure of her husband, gave
Smuslcal little laugh and said " only
tboau ibis evening as | came to the
c coeatre tnat ne had sailed. Wasn't it
r ro'nicai the way he got off Well, am
,'v'eu' OIL course, as he has caused me
IA Ie s zeal OF annoyance. OF late ne
tsiu repeatedly visited nv hotel and asked
ior money and made other reouests which
could not grant under the circum-
bt o1ns. | shall feel better satisfied to
"%Ve MIN in England
pnddSuager II. Is. Lonsdale said: 81
tb auers tand that the bondsmen fixed up
og '1 lil and eot the troublesome fellow
lila iney took MN out last night aud
ioT low MN up on champagne, aud along
stso,,u, morning they got him aboard the
M" r.e ~ WIN the understanding that
W Purser wanted him to have drink.
tbo ' ". - beusaude was enjoying himself
a. D'nefs OF the party quietly went
bo w. ana tue ship started. / understand
,,no que gallant run 10 get Ashore AS
cs oa az be discovered that he was benz
H. away, but he was too late"
tronra stated that the Violet Cameron
E lour hasn't been a paving one. A
All mo plumpest OF the chorus girls
taln.d llAe America, and, having OBJ
stav ~. enRAgements, have concluded TO
' va thls side Of the ocean.