The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
summer, of 1888 and in August returned to

he separated. She cOnildcd to hCr friends tnht
and that drink occasionedhis frequent illness.
Mrs, Wilson was suIeriing much physically
parently also disturbed by the neglect OF her
The match with Kosterlitz was the result OF
man. He was an Austrian Jnw interested In
promoting syndicatcs among English capital
North, The Nitrate King. lie no sooner met
Mrs. Wilson than he fell despctately 10 love
that wit hin Il H. onth they were engaged to- be
married, an! In October they were married at
Mr.. Wilson said to her friends that tho d.
vorcc from her first husband had been OBJ
tanned. and tina! the child. Doroth.a Edearta.
Ind been handsomely provided for: that Mr..
kostcrltH had lcen informed OF her previous
msrrsEs and Mat ~ had had some
Tie letters which Mrs. Wilson sent to Amer
-, ID y. Wilson care Of Mr. EicharHs. With u.
Edgar Grouse. Esq. syracuse. New York.
During Mrs. Wilson's illness cahograms
were sent daily to tho husband. advising him
=, Mr.. and lirs Kcsterli,z, went TO live first at
Cowan,,s Hotel. The child of the first mar,
S" !sY BY "%o it's M sH nss SG
and had dealings with tho lothschilds, the
hs "nh o as5 Mr. the yH
a prominent figure ut the receptions given by
those nabOhs.
Her husband took the furnished rcsilcnce,o Of
the Earl Of Lindsey, at q Queens Gate. S.W.
IN the summer Ct 1851 they hey resided n Tho
Mr HostSri;z I lac" oi business wns at and
. Great Winchester street. London, T. c,
tie ns GTh s H they %ars
residing in nuecn's Gate. through tho medium
OF tho London edition OF " New York news
Mrs. Kosterlitz is said to haye attracted the
attention OF, the Prince Of Wales by her gr"nt
sea S h at s ss sa h
her husband nor herself. howeyer was espe
e yn G an tts %a1k sx born to Mrs
Han Var s9 and LEI ms ho 1 cns tbs
sailed for England from this port last Tues
day on the, steamship Lain. was one of tho
a woman. who was known as Mrs. Norris
from OHIO, and who was said to be Mrs. Roster
litz's mother. resided with her in Queens
Gate.
ThsTe h"yS areqy been ssyer. sOr"s
Trace wilson. Mrs E"stcrlit2s friends Knew
Grace Wilson OF the stories which have been
published in dissertations, from Syracuse
Edgar Wilson. who aftcrward became Mrs.
Sieghert kos,erl'z. and Who ;l, is nov MT;
III po Tf1 ks ns MTs ysSn sa1 h"t
| aud called her Grace Mr.. Grouse 10 said
To- have lived n, different riacHs in this his, city
not no ono who knows will say
this woman. With whom he hal admitted re.
ntionship. had married wealthy man i'll
Hnsn Ea5 h b se sn not sv Esys s
eral articles which he said she had sent him
from o EpS!aHd There WAS Hisn atHlk Of, Of n
/ suggested. might have been made by Mr..
Grouse, durin. his lifetime to settle on tho
| Ihe 6ahy girl wa. said BY those who saw it
49, r. ,ns WThisst nIn Inc T. Is
the perfect image OF its father. The little ono
hal black eyes and hGir ~ and h MS as %hrb6y
Grace Wilson is in this city with her s,hild; and
lind her failed until a Sy'H reporter located
Near sa H' central Park. At least he found Mrs
Siegbert ,kosterlitz residing there with her
ndf" 'ss"ns at s mSfSnna
S:a. and the little boy born Of her union with
! ago. lived for time at the Ger!ach. and after
to sr Ipressn. nj hui
said to have left her very wealthy; IL, is said
10 have had his life insured Ior 10000.
Mrs. kost"riitz received d ThE sun rerortef.
The reporter after his admission into the re-
certion room, was thn, little Ei:. She came
little r"rson. with II full. laughing fac. black
Shout sSoua a Ter tte half Er9her y Ho wss
rtprraented by his mother as being i'll. began
crying dismallv and the little girl flew to COM
The mother appeared in few minutes. She
is II that she has been desHrihed-n woman OF
hat that The lady was not in tho best Of health
w Wit " striped six. en- Train. sort q hall
mourning Tor the hus band not yet Il year dead
and Ss at V affected a Know NOTHING
concerning the matter The date 2f her child
birth The par. her mame h and other ana
s!nrh Of tie child was shown her as evidence
ala You 81" get this pictnre?" She deman ded. ana
"iasi; = MY maid must have furnished ali
this. Is Nine. Leon in tho city,
Her last question was answered by telling
int mG so %a n" at IN 6,r the .y
Everington street, fulham falace road. liam
h' hnvins seen that she had admitted her
identity by, the reference to her maid. Nine
Leon. Mrs. Kosterilz said:
lions. 'vr' Do not Know myself whit vii be
done. what interest can the public have in
""Thho public Is greutly interested. Mrs. Kos
trrlit2. because Of tho great fortun. nj stake
and the romance connected with the whole
ninttcr. 1t has been told TINT Mr.. Grouse left
a child, and that, the fortune vii be- claimed
for TINT chid,n next Of kin under the forms
~ can only say IL this regard that Nr
thnt our chiid was his next Of kin" WAS tho
lndyS reply; Then she aps"h into silence.
which WAS broken 10y her remarkng. Mr.
Crousc's death was very sudden"
She refused to answer any Queries as to
whether she md Nlr. Grouse were married to
tell who her legal representatives, were. or III
fact. TO give any information regarding her
soil or her intention IA TO u contest for the
Grouse millions. She ended the interview 10y
saving that she was too III to discuss the
matter further. and that her little boy, tho sou
Of her second husband. was also i'll aud
needed her attention.
40 broadway arc Mrs. Kostrrit2's rcpresrnta
tivrs. but they would furnish no information
Yesterday regarding their purpOs" or that %
their cucnt in relation to thr probate Of the
,rpusr WILL
The right OF Mrs. Kostorltzs little daughter
to the estate OF j. Edgar trous. dennnds nr
! horn in lawful weulock and that -. J.. Wilson