The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-31
THE MAUBECS' FAMILY JARS.
AIRED IN COURT rHRoUeH A SUIT
ron sEPhRhzION

i nrrs. Hrnubec. vvbe Brsne- che Buit, Sage she
was Onee worth nrriio,. and that Fee
Hr.snua r. Wealthy, False, and cruei.
There was q marked divergence IN the sto-
ries told before Judge GieRerich In the Court
OF Common Pleas Yesterday. on motion OF
Mary Mnubec for 5000 q month allmony and
$500 counsel fec In an action che has brought
for separation from Charles Maubec OF the
| firm OF Carpey a Maubec. Wholesale wine and
| liquor dealers Of 10 Cedar street. branch Of
Carpey 4 Co OF San Francisco. They are each
53 years old. and were married In San Fran
cisco on March 2. 1883.
In q short autobiography beginning the
voluminous affidavit she submitted Mrs..
Maubec says she was worth at one time
million dollars in her own right. she 10 the
daughter Of Or. William d. Jourdan OF Chilli
cothe. Mo-. and granddaughter OF John SEWER
OF Knoxville. frat Governor OF Tennessee. her
mother. she AYERS. left her 100000 worth OF
jewelry. She first married John shawhan In
1858 By whom che had i've children. all OF
whom are Of age. She and shawhan were
divorced. but no has since died. She says she
was living In elegance In San Franaisco when
che married Maubec. She declares That Maui
boo informed her that HE income was from
800 1000 to $70.0O0 year. They came hero to
live after European tour following the mar
riage.
Early in 1902. according to her statement.
he became addicted to excessive drinking and
to the society Of other women. She says that
on one occasion he told her he had made
will In favor OF certain woman. They wore
living at 90 West Twenty fifth street whom.
sho says. she found young woman from San
Francisco who was visiting them. in her hus-
bands room. There was quarrel. she says.
Her husband struck her and put her trunks
out Of the house She then went to hotel to
live. and her husband has since rejected all
her propositions Of reconciliation In July
last. she asserts, her husband sent for her to
come to his ONCE. When she reached there he
locked her mp In o room with his bookkeeper
with the intention. she believes Of injuring
her reputation.
She AYERS that she discovered In June that
Maubec had moved to 125 West Thirty-fourth
street. whore he was living with o woman I'M
der tho name Of Mr.. Bowman. She had John
]. Brown to 60 tho house with her. She says
abe found the woman to be coarse. vulgar
person. living In elegantly furnished apart;
mente: The woman told her Maubeo had said
business down town. She was married to him.
the woman said. and he was to take her to
sxs s his
@ Il the q the
husband Of living with Mrs BOWMAN at his |
once on, she no turned red and ordered her
Sss 1 hs % made
Notary D. Mclean Shaw:
amt
aa % and for S
pose Of remSvins certain srroneops and false mpres
nue. 'p = @ 'ss
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sooa FEELINGS 70 her esdaen anu
also desire 20 state In the most positive manner
sny
are 1So a or saa an,s any S.v other
S any oSsr and do not
dated March Fl. 1893. reading: ~ '
To whom II may concern: Having heard there had
&c :ss
without! foundation ! knew my wife long before I
eonenci and c.SsSlny not q aase married. hs
had shs not boon TO my certain knowledge q good
sss has been
he does not know what his wife had before he
no She
Ss th AL 5 as1 nbsn
buy her dresses Tor the Wedding: and large 70
part Of the rest was used to redeem jewelry
IL pP%a to hsE @
race tracks. Including Quit enburg. and has
way. and that she has greatly exagger-
btsd hs He denies that her ras
to submit further afiidavits. ~