, 1891-07-11
MAILLARD'S DUAL LIFE.
A Chocolate Manufacturer in a
Peck of Trouble.
Said to Have Had a Wife in
Paris and New York.
Josephine Bells Suit for Sepa-
ration and Support.

Nrur Nnpu Ir1v IN -Hanry Moillar1
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tue choeoia'e mAnuau'' WI"
in Paris, will probably return to New
York very soon to straighten out the mat
-;mo,;,I t,pgIe in which .Josenbipe Bell is
- q. l.,
Trying 10 Involve i""' cue shy "'
his vile ana mas peer recognized As su'h
since 1873. Mr.. MaIllard Is not here to
sna,k FIR himself hut his friends say that
Il II, NJ r. hoon Lr
tue ouS ~"
many years l'Vlng IN farls' Where she i
interested in the Bon Marche, but they
do not, deny that he has lived in this city
= -. III I,L..
IorA "uH' VI S''''
beH. Inc Story WAS prlhteu touaS % '"'
fact that a woman calling herself jose
nbine Maillgrd was bringing suit against
IL N.;u.rI ,bo ,b,,,L,t, u,nuI,.t
"'' q
urer. ior separation on 'he GROUND Oh
abandonment. MIR. Maillard is said TO be
a millionaire, aud his name Is as we'll
known ia Paris as New York Josephine
Bell. after n consultation with her lawyer,
Mr.. Hummel, YESTERDAY told her story of
her relations with Mr.. Maillard. She Is
a tall woman, OF good figure and regular
features. She Is no longer young but she
knows how to dress welt. and she Is still
an attractive woman. 1t was in 1873 she
said, that she met MIR. Malllard. She
does not assert that there was any mar
rage ceremony, but she says they lived
together as man and wife Tor nearly
fourteen years and that Mr.. MailIrd in
troduced her as his vile to many people.
The marriage was by agreement under
tho laura pf N4U prE- state ahs guVsr
Mr. Maillard told me, she said.
that he had a sou living, but that his
wife and daughter were dead. During
the time that we lived together ! dit not
hear that the drs: Mrs Maillard was
alive. No one came TO me tn tell me
stories about Mr.. Maillard, although |
have heard some since he deserted me.
We lived together without any quarrels,
aud after 1878 | don't Inn we we're
separated Tor a month at a time. went
abroad with Mr. MaIllard n number OF
times. -Four years ago he purchased the
house at 300 West Se~venty-hith street,
where am living. | was the mistress OF
the house and | had my borses IN the
stables, Last winter we went to the Hot
Springs together, and in March we re-
turned to New York and sailed on the
French steamer La Bretagne Tor layre.
Nh. Mallard ltit me. saying he would
ioin me at the Terminus hotel in Paris;
| had stopped at this hotel before, aud |
waited there Tor him, but he did not
appear. Twice met him on the street
I'M be refused To- notice me until |
storped hun. Then he sent a note to
me saying he would give me $500 a
month, BY the advice OF my LAWYERS
returned again TO New OTk found
here that the stables at Boom est Seventy
fifth street had been cleared ont, and
much OF the furniture had been removed
from the house. Thirty three unopened
letters OF mine had Deen removed. and
were a%tterward returned to me. Myprlyate
wardrobe even had been ransacked.
lhiS had been lone IN accordance with a
letter sent to the coachman by, MIR.
malIlard, dated PaIis' April II. Charles
boGche and Mr.; MalllaTa = son Henry
had supervised thus work. am sull