The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-14
HIS EXTRA WIFE Topped OFF.
PRELICAR SAYS HE WAS MADE TO
HARRY HER By CONSPIRdCT
They Told Him His Russian VIE Was Dead
-Frickcr- Disastrous Fiirtntion-Withum
Tripped Up by Mrs. Neyersou's Husband.

They Told Him HI. Russian VIE WAS Dead
-Frickc,'- Disastrous Fiirtntion-Wtthuui
Tripped Up by Mrs. Neyersou's Husband.
Louis Prclicar. q Russian tailor. with o tale
OF diversified matrimonial experiences. was
before Judge Gildersleeve OF the Superior
Court yesterday seeking an annulment OF his
marriage on Jan. IS. 1891. to Fanny Levine
Goldstein. Fanny did not defend the case.
and Prelcar was looking after a former vile in
the court room.
Prelicar was widower In Russia when.
about seven years ago. he took to wife Katie
the woman with whom he now lives. He Is 50
years old and Katie is 30. lie left his wife and
children and came here in May. 1890. to better
his fortunes. going to the house OF Louis I.ieb-
kin to board. Fanny was q friend OF Liebkin's
and worked in tho shop with Prelicar The
plaintiff says he cannot read or write, aud had
to leave his correspondence to Liebkin. He
sent many letters to his wife. but only received
one from her. He said that he believed Fanny
and Liebkin had formed conspiracy TO get
him to marry Fanny. They finally told him
his wife was dead and showed him u letter
purporting to be from his son.
Five weeks after he married Fanny she told
him his wife was In the city with his youngest
child and suggested that they fly from her
and 60 to Canada. He declined. sought his
said that Fanny represented that she was
a widow when lie married her. He commended
that she was then the wife Of Abram Jacknall.
Judge Gilhersleeve granted decree; ,,..
Gildersleeve to pay h Is WIFE, Alice. $50 counsel
fee In the action he has brought against her
on Feb. 20. 1890. He says he met hor by lirta-
tion in 1888. He accuses her OF chasing him
T seyes ss n Wen. ayfUr two
without serving notice on him. and on her re-
turn, said that she had been at her mothers.
Henry T"irciough Of 20 Morton street called
upon him and asked him in the Erese acc OF
When he snid he, was Fairrlough de-
ssrcd that she had , 5sGn n'hns him him
weeks. Frickel said that he pal hcr s. q
week after their separation but diSG9ntin1 ,s
street. There are counter charges OF ahnltery
Louis Schur q Russian tailor; has teen ar-
for an absolute divorce and hns been held in
default of 500 bail His wife says she mar
Frederick Withnm has been arrested on an
mon Pleas. and hold in default of $500 bal in
an actio 81 DAVID Nlyerson to recover dam.
Ann j. M Mysrson. his Vile The Myerson mar.
riage occurre! in April. 1881 Myerson says
that he noticed growing familiarity between
warned Withum to have nothing TO do with
her Soon after the warning plaintiff says that
Withum wrote to his wife:
The best thing to 10 is to get what and let
get out, have been looking up the matter and have
found that Albany Is much tie best place While you
in this city cannot do anything u. is at your
heels continuously and will trip you up in everyth ns
you attempt.
On Fob. 8 last, it Is alleged. Withum wrote to
Mrs. Msyerson:
Ishould think would be much better for You to go
to some place and get good position and then YOU
can LOOK around and Get something more suitable Tor
yourself The only fault IND with that is That will
catch before we yet away and put in big hole
Meyerson says his wife went to Chicago on
July ; last.
Judgment OF absolute divorce granted by
Judge McAdam was filed Yesterday in favor Of
Mary Herman from jacob Herman.