New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
COST OF 4 FOUNDED HEART.
A HEAVY BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT
MISS CAMMERrH. AGE TWENTY TWO, WANTS
500 coo FROM CLEMENS MULLER AGE ABOUT
FIFTY 1--WE. FOR NOT MARRYING
HER HER CHARGES

HER HER CHARGES
Clemens Muller, retired importer, Of no. -o' ha>'
sixty -frstst., and a member Of the lederAah@ ana
Arion Societies, has been made the defendant III Il
suit for breach of promise Of marriage 'Ne a"o""'
asked for being 100000. Mis- Caroline j. Cimmcrcr,
of Philadelphia is the plaintiff Miss Cammerer j.
tho daughter Of Robert Cammerer. an architect ol
PHILADELPHIA The case came up in Part ~ OF the
srpreme Cont before Judge 1nerallm. YESTERDAY
Daniel Doughcrty appearing for the platinum ann
Robert c. IuCerson for the defendant. Miss cam
mcrcr was the only witness yesterday, ana s'c
recited the story Of her acquaintance WIN Nui'r''
She met him in Philadelphia in October l7o'' Shc
SAYS and shortly aHcrward she came 10 'Hl9 '"' ."
visit a friend Muller asked for the privilege o.
calling tpou hcr. and the rcquc, granted. lie
called several times and then took her ono day 70
his home i'm ~iXtynr,t t., when he introduced hcf
10 his son and his niece. On December - I00''
they took a walk in Central Park ana u was "cI''
il is alleged that the proposal Of marriage wa maui
No decided answer given at the tlnc' bu' "trI
Miss Cammercr returned 10 her home Muller cane"
al her father, house and she consented to marry m
Word reached Miss Cammcrcr some time later That
vpllor already had a wife living in lunauc asylum
and She wrote 10 him abOut IT, lie answered the
letter in person She says. and declared tiat e IVA"
secured a divorce from his wife. Mis- Chnnefer '
father insisted seeing the lawyers VINO h"' 'e'u''"
the divorce, and also copy OF the papers. lh'N
saw the lawyers II is alleged. who declared th'' W.
Nullcr had secured divorce from H. wife, but NhoN
they demanded the paper, they were not i'rtn''m
pr Nu,ler wanted the marriage ceremony 10 take
plac, before the divorce papers were produced hu
Mr. C,rnmercr refused 10 allow this and h' GaHs"'c'
accented her fathers decision.
Then the engagement was broken Of The UonOl"
and ,yory, over the situation made Ml-~ 'diHn'r'F
m but subsequently Muller renewed his proposal
aud declared that he was an honorable man dud thAl
he would ,trligtcn the question OF the divorce MI
C.aancrcr believed him and they met al diHcIeh'
,l,ccs al the home, ol mutual friend Muller showed
Mis-. Camu.ercr a great deal Of attention and 10 D.
declared announced 10 hi, friends and ac1uuntihce~
That lie and Mi, CAnmcrcr were ENGAGED t. be mar
ricd The vDuug woman then retained 10 her nom,
i'm Phiiaiclphn and Mr.. Muller sent hci pt-tI'> 90
dover, ANA other article. There Was more to"Dic
tL.m a. vet. Mr.. Muller urged "a speedy mari H-c ID,
hc wanted 10 20 60 Euiop., but "a" i''I "I" r'I-ll
both objected until the divorce, paper, "c!c pi"'u,
IL, CaUmc!cr sav- then tIdt NNlri p."l''f" "
Ta.t wa- iu l7-i aud since tnc" Ne as" nav. cas-
ia Ice fr.egds. soon AFTER the ia!Iihr "u'. il D.. q"
,r.cd. Muller wrote letter - N!,- 'il!.II ''''5
l.r that Dee Greatly respected hey, az ii't th} '"'
Mas confined 10 an insane as !Im, h1- cltd.
VIXEN only fourteen ycars Ola MI ,.i"'. TIT ''
taken t. Europe by her mother &" p" 'ou't''l.
vas there several YEAR, especial "it"Hi"h b'- 'l~
:, her musical education. U several ' dh'f' NIs Wa
a-ici and d!d play before member. co t', ''l'u
family Germany. soon tI'"i >Hr I',"i.'. ''''
her mother cicd. Then Mis- 'immei"r br~al tN , u.s.
music lessons, and - ,I.d to have bean successful l
..r effort, a., "a Teacher. she b, ABOUT twenty 40
year, Old. Tr Muller is about h[iye or slNt
year old. Mis- Cdmmcrcr sad That hH.r' h'H "'
an income Of between $4,000 ana $4,000 year.
The Will 20 OIL this Moil.N1