The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-21
MRS. WaNZOR INNS.
Mrs. Lee, the Correspondent, Testincs Tor
the Defendant.

the Defendant.
Mrs Emile Lee the correspondent in the
Wanzor divorce suit, was witness yesterday
in the trial before Judge Van Wyck IL the City
Court. Brooklyn. She is a daughter Of Com
missioner Plat Of the Department of buildings
in Brooklyn. She is a handsome brunette.
Moses G. Wanzor. the sugar broker who is de-
PENDANT. and who, it is alleged has been pro-
vding for her since her husband left her. is
dressy, stout, and OF middle age. His son.
Harry I, Wanzor, who, as one Of
the wi!e's Witnesses, testified that
he had seen his father kissing and huGGing
Mrs. Lee while at the country house ut lslip,
testified yesterday that his father got the lions
share OF the profits OF the firm OF Wanzor, To-
bias 4 Co.. and would be worth $4,000 more
than he is II lie had not squanlered his money.
Miss Hattie D. Wanzor. n daughter. sworc that
house for her father nj IS Seventh avenue. He
allowed $50 per week for tho household eX-
penses but atterward he cut the family short,
tables hut potatoes
Alfred 7. Foster testified that Mr., Wapzor
showed him Il memorandum OF $4,000, which
he said he had spent in Ave years, Frank D.
Lee the husband Of the co-respondGnt swore
that %anE0T once t9a him he could fix bis
week. Wan2or also told him that he could get
situation at Il salary OF 10000 from Have
by lee 10 Mr. Wanzor' when the wife Of the
latter was suing for a separation. was offered
as the first testimony for tho defence. Ii was
RRooKLrS, Nov !? 1898.
trouble FEEL my duty ~ nj Jay in my humble lower
TO send one who has been kind friend 10 me some
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not ose your courage nu rn, oIr 'ras Goa ama a"
Slna soSS 5:n! 70 me- 4n%i t%sts !, snSthiHE IS s4
me- i you Will G aCccpt e.o few Ines as the writer
&c sI roo ns y wer. TSrH to :stES
home Sunday afternoon As ever your TREND 1v
private detectye swore that Lee tried 70
get him to shadow Mira Lee and said ho would
sHS Wanzor fSr $4,000 for alternating his wes
they had seen nothing ,improper between
WNnzor and Mrs, Lee, and II. G. Platt OF Chi
Gago' cousin OF the Correspondent, swore that nat
al Wanzor " GoyernorS Mr.. Wan4or testified
That once he had interfered when Lee abused
Once" he proceeded. at l9s Macon 4, street sPt
Tse to and d'T had Mrs
against the. wall choking her and she was
fer Sd oFdsrga Lee to let t hs
III. Plat shook bis fist a. ls son; Il in law and
support sou and give 1--WE you 'o a house You don't
SUPPORT your 'amlly or pay taxes. I've n no
tion to annihate YOU Lee apoiG,gIi5ed hr.
Mira Lee, who was the next witness, said In
answer TO Mr.. Highways first question: II
am the unfortunate wife Of Frank d. Lee"
she said the allegations OF her intimacy with
she said sho had no income OF her own, ard
WAS drcssmaker by occnuation, She declared
she had mover been compelled 20 make her
own dresses until al" had married this man"
roIerriDRto her husband. She admitted layinga
| servant a. the house 213 state street, and that
| she did no dressmakng there. she really in
| tended u keep boarders when she took the
| place after her husband left her, she explain
| ed but Lee had broken up the establishment
| by hanging around the house and sending dis
| agreeable letters. Bhe went to state street
| mother.
Lawyer, Ridgway moved for a dismissal OF
| any such action and gave Mrs. WanHor an ah-
solute divorce. The question OF Rlimony will
| 10 settled hereafter