The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-05
TORMENTED BROKER.
Sadie O'Neill and e. T. Goldsmith
Love for Ten Years
THEN they PART AND SCENES
And Rows Follnw.-.Sllc Calls at His
Rooms Late ut Night and S,nnshcs
Things AMI Gets Arrested $50 She
Places Her Case inn Lawyers Hands,
for She Thlrsts for Revenge.


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New York, Dec. 4.-sadie O'Seill has
livod far ton ,.o,rs In ,his o;,v a, ,ho
% !:1",n :, va" w!
WIG OF ffederick l. GOLDSMITH. lie Is
Il wcll-to.do produce broker ut No. 81
New street. His homo il In tho mart.
man, l,ors, ", OIL W., TLi.,;.,h
- U ~ o'9 '''' 80
street. During tho INST year differences
have grown up between Mr.. Goldsmith
and Sadie, and six months ago Gold.
smith disrorIol h,r Al ,,Ioworco ~
50 nno ~ 'U "
s',oVoa year had been given Her, put
this SUN was cut down to 5000.
"a bcrparly pittancc-I will not
stand it," was the vehement protest OF
tho woman. who declared there and
then that sho would sue for breach OF
promise of marriage, and forthwith en-.
gagged Howe 4 IIummel to begin pro.
cccdings against Goldsmith. Meantime
Goldsmith got possession of nil his let.
tiers to Sadie. This so injured her case
-tnat a truce was declared between
them. They patched up their old
friendship and lived together until a
month ago, when Goldsmith again cast
her of. lie simply left her and found
n home at his present quarters, No. 3l4
West Thirtieth street. Sadie again con-
suited her LAWYERS. Shc instructed
them to sue Goldsmith for alimony
upon tho ground that she was his wife.
Counsel told her she had a weak case,
but advised her not to 70 near or annoy
him.
1t is alleged BY the woman herself
that a week AGO she purchased Il raw
hide for the purpose OF horscwhippinr
Goldsmith. She called at his Office,
but he was not there. Subsequently
she found him on the floor OF the Pro-
duce Exchange, where she applied the
lash with Il will, continuing her casti-
CATION until members OF the Exchange
secured the whip and led her out of the
place.
Tuesday, after midnight. Sadie
O'Neill called ut the apartments of
Broker Goldsmith in West Thirtieth
street. She told him that she had come
to take possession OF the rooms rs his
wife. Goldsmith begged OF her to 90
awav. A sudden passion sliced the
woman, and she began smashing the
bric.a-brnc and vases in the room and
o%yerturninr the furniture.
Goldsmith fled to the street, where he
found Policeman Reed, OF the West
Thirticth street station. They found
Sadie seated upon n COLLAPSED chair.
The policeman Tot theiniuriatcd woman
Gained down and led her to the street.
The policeman advised her to 90 10 her
home. Acting upon this advice the
woman babe the policeman goodnight
and promised to let Goldsmith alone.
About . o'clock Yesterday morning,
two hours after having parted with the
woman, Policeman Reed heard cries for
the police coming from Goldsmith's
apartments. fastening up stairs, the
policeman found that the woman had
returned more rampant than ever. She
was drunk and had burst the door in
and was declaiming in vile and indie
cent language. She threatened to mar
Goldsmith's fine features and do him
mortal injury. The owner Of the apart
ment ordered her to 20, else he would
have her locked up.
'Dare YOU to have me locked up!
Now | want YOU TO lock me up," she
shouted in n high pitched voice. He
did order her locked up, and she was
led away and nut into one of Captain
ReilIy's cells.
Sadie O'Neill is n bricht.iaced, in
telliccnt IN twenty.seyen wears OF
age, She has light hair, with restless
blue ewes. She wor Yesterday in
Jefferson Market court n gown of small
white and black check pattern. Rio
diamonds sparklcd in her ears and n
vain DISPLAY was made OF n diamond
bracelet with n large blue stone set in
the center. Hcr manner was eusv and
graceful. That was tho end Of il oIl she
Thought. Suddenly She became disnir-
tied. Goldsmith entered The court
room.
~ did NOT cyncct no would Gomez
she said, in slow, dramatic tones.
Goldsmith, = tail Gnc.lookinc man of
iortv, in a calm, business manner
CHARGED Sadie O'Neill while under thc
influence OF LIQUOR, with forcing her way
into his rooms and having broken the
door and done other things. Ue did
NOT want her there: ho ordered hcr
away, but she refused to 20.
81 thought l had n right to 90 there.
have lived with him as his wife for
ten wears" she pleaded. az did dare
him TO lock me IN. but I did not thinl,
he would do it. Goldsmith met me
when I was seventeen years OF age in
Brussels, Belgium, where | was beinp
educated, I was born in Ireland. Ue
induced mo to 20 to America MS his
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