The sun., 1893-08-15
MARRIED AND SOON PARTED.
BENNIS SMITH TAKEN AWAY FROM
MS BRIDE ny ms FATHER.
She Sues for "a Separation hut Says the
Case Has Besn setticd-Dnvis'r Human
Hair Expert Moves Across the street
Via Chicago Mrs. PIocL's Troubles.

She Sues for u Separation but Says the
Case Has Been setticd-Dnyis'r Human
| IInir Expert Moves Across tho street
| Via Chicago Mrs. Plock'- Troubles.
! Mamie M. Smith. born Macgavock. has
| brought suit in the Superior court. through A.
| II. Hummel. for q separation from Dennis T.
Smith. the young son Of Robert b. Smith OF
| 104 West Seventy fourth street. They we're
married on July 10 last. she AYERS. by the Rev.
Frank L. Wilson Of tho Forty-third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. whose wife wit
messed the marriage. Mrs Mamie says
further that fourteen days after the marriage
the young husband was taken to Boston by his
father and thence to Montreal. where he now
is with his family. 1t is said that her father
in-law objected to her age. to her education,
and to the clandestine marriage as a whole.
declaring that she was Elk years older than
the boy. She says she has received two or
three afrectionate letters from her young hus-
band. in one OF which he cautions her against
bringing an action for divorce because "a
divorce would kill me-" Robert b. Smith Is
said to have been active In Lehigh Valley and
Reading Railroad affairs.
Mrs. Smith. when seen at her fat, 25S West
Forty-third street. looked the % years she
admits In her complaint Her husband Is -,
She Is a tall blonde. She declined to speak OF
the case. except to say that 1t had been settled.
Morris Davis who dresses and deals In
human hair at 1914 Stanton street. had Nathan
Kersh who. he says. has recently entered
upon the same business Mt 173 Stanton street.
arrested yesterday on an order Of Judge
Giegerich of the Court OF Common Pleas and
held in default OF ST 900 bail. The order was
made in an action OF Davis TO recover $4,000
from Kersh for alternating the affections OF
Davis's wife. Annie.
.r;, hat no ltyo boo vii 1.;th AoN
who is an expert hairdresser. for fourteen
years until Arril last. He was making
money. and had Kcrsh rooming with him for
company. Davis says his wife disappeared
with Kersh on April I. and made n tour of the
West taking in Philadelphia and Chicago. at
Davlss expense -he had: he declares. opened
his safe and purloined $3.50 in cold cash.
elry. They returned on July 20. and sot up
the rival hair store he AYERS. across the street
to speak to his wife. and say kersh run
through the back OF the store. He found An
ME obdurate. and then he sued kcrsh.
Kersh late yesterday afternoon served papers
davit OF Annie is attached. She says she didn't
did not know the combination. She had bor-
rowed from kersh the money to start the hair
goods business. and kersh resided with her as
On motion Of Marie Elizabeth Flock. 10
years 9ld ior s1I nlimGny Or OF 500 W, week and
tion from Charles Plock. on the ground OF cru
city. Judge Giegerich Of the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday reserved decision. Marie says
that her husband was the head OF tho firm Of
Charles Plock 4 CO.. dealers in marble aud is
President Of Peter Cooper lodge. Knights Of
Harmonic singing societies. She says he fur
nished the marble for Carnegie Music Hall.
tho new Fifth Avenue Theatre and other we'll
known buildings. He says he has recently
left the firm.
day by Judge Book staver OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas at the Judges residence. The wife
says that she had dispute with her mother.
Mrs John Tourney of 152 East Forty-tlfth
street. and went to Plock on Feb. u for advice.
He took her to hotel for the night and went
home himself, At his suggestion they were
kept secret. but she went home and told her
parents. He was II widower with four children.
She declares that he became Catholic at her |
the day after the marriage.
She has lost the sight Of her right eye. and |
she bames him for it, He says that the in
slant attendance at al Is and other social af- !
Fairs last winter and from drinking much |
wine She says She went to few balls and |
drinks sparingly.
when she was n schoolGirl OF fifteen in 1890 |
near Chatham square. to order some art goods. |
and met there Nouges Yumasaki. a Japanese
lealer in mating. whom she married a week !
ater. They afterward exhibited in aIapanese |
village at Coney Island. Cora says that her
hu sband treated her Ill and gave her little to
Eat. and that he has been living with another
woman since at l Pell street. rear. and other |
places. She has baby two years old Her |
mother. Sarah. was appointed her guardian |
yesterday by Judge O'Bren to sue for divorce.