The sun., 1893-12-24
MRS. IIINDRICKSON-ALLEN,
SHE WANTS A DTroRCE Asa coMMoH
LAW WEE FROM MIR. ALLEN

At the Same Time Mr. Hiadrsck.ou wsut-
si0OOOO from Mr.. Alien for Anenat,.r
Her Affections from HIN Eae ,ged 20 A.
len Berors She Married HiudrieE.o,.
Joseph X. Hlndrlcksou, q wealthy resident
OF Huntington. L. l., and the owner OF large
tracts OF Long Island property, hos Just
brought suit in the Supreme Court. in Brook
lyn. against George Allen OF Brooklyn, a stili
Weather real estate man, for alternating the
affections OF his wife. Caroline. Mr. Hlndriok-
son ilEurcs the damage dono to his heart at
100000 The popularity OF the suit is the
TACT that tho lady, whose affections Mr. Allen
Is accused Of having alienated ia at present
tho wife of Mr. Allen. or. at least, has long
passed as such. Prior to her MARRIAGE or
quasi marriage. 20 Mr.. Alon, she had been the
wife Of Mr. lIendrickson and prior TO becom-
Ing his wife had been engaged to Mr. Allen,
Mr.. Hindrckson first met her in 1853 whom
she was attending tho Academy Of Roslyn al
loslyn. Long Island. Sho was then 10 years
old She was engaged 70 Mr.. Allen then n
young but wealthy contractor Her famed. how
ever. became involved in come sort Of trouble
with woman at MneolR. and his sweetheart
promptly declared the engagement on. In q
moment OF pique aud disappointment. Il ia
said. sho then Yielded to the rersuasions Of
Mr.. liinirickson. and became his wiio on
Mny IL, 1850.
Mr. hlsn howovor. was not discouraged in
his suit by tho fact that the woman OF his
choice had cast him OH, and, as his present
wife alleges. continued to force his attentions
upon her. According TO hor statement he adj
dressed several letters TO her. In which he
urged her to leave nor husband and return to
him. 1io also. sho says took her out sleigh
riding and driving. frequently visited places
o. amusement dn, with her IN New York. Bronk-
lyn, ana elsewhere, and. In short was as do
voted IN MS attentions nn1iarriad vvn.
man could have desired. Tits sort Of thing
any "ysn dn hSf Nav aP r 1885 &s2o4 Ts IN
LEFT her hus hGnd and wont to live with Allen at
the Commercial Hotel in New orS city, sub
sequcntly moving to 49, Clinton street brook
lyn.
did not at once apply lor u divorce but let the
matter drag along Tor three or four years. A
divorce; however. was granted TO him on
wife was thus placed in u position TO Legally
hedoimo no, t9e VIE , Of the man with whom she
apparent from the papers In tho case no mar
n2gs was cclebrated. hut the former Mrs.
everywhere known "a man and wife and thus
Mrs. Allen asserts. she became his common
About tho time he obtained his divorce Mr.
hindricEsoa threatened to bring damage
sGs aSSinsf AeR i}r Hiienatpg his wies
sgGdet him not 70 make bad matter worse
by further Ventilating IL In the courts In re-
turn for this service she says Allen presented
her with house and farm In Maryland This
has large realty holdings on Long Island and
in New York city, Brooklyn. Newport and Mary
and is it ia said. well Known both in brook9yn'
and Saratoga as a politician and man around
lie lived with Mrs Allen or Mrs. Hindriok-
son at TIE Hotel Savage. Ocean City. Md. !; the
various times. at all OF which places, accord-
Ing to her story. she passed as his wife. So far
had no trouble. Her hus band, or alleged hus-
tree hnnI But ans Sc s1s alleges e WIZ.
Alien brough, suit against him for absolute
divorce In thS O. sI2rems ~ Court the papers
toned. In her complaint she alleged. among
other things. that in August 1892. while she
Saratoga. no was too attentive to a young
woman stopping at tho Grand Union Hotel
VINO as fG bond MRS or s1s
haired woman. with long sharp features who
knot"
Mrs Aliens, complaint also sets forth that
ton House in New York with IA certain bru-
nette TSt1 or dHrk-h woman some time in
avenue. Brooklyn; had paid too much atten-
tion to a Young woman with very, white
face, OF slight build, whose name IS unknown
by the pantin, but who has borne a son to the
lleven or twelve other women though not
nnrle ed, are described as a tall woman with a
sharp nose" short, stout woman with black
hair" and 80, on. She also asserted that her
husband had fitted up n sort OF harem in
handsomely furnished room over his stable at
the corner oil Court and Unlon streets. and
made divers other accusations OF the kind
against him.
Her lawyer. stephen NJ. Hoye began the
divorce proceedings by moving In the Supreme
Court on tho 18th inst, that reasonable ALI
mony and couns"lfees be allowed 10 Mrs. Allen.
but tho motion was denied and the whole case
thrown ont of court. without prejudice to a
subsequent suit. on account % the lack Of cor-
roborative evidence TO prove the marital rela-
tionship n between the PLAINTIFF and defendant
Mrs Allen thinks she has now secuted the
necessary evidence. and has filed papers IN
new suit for divorce. a COPY OF the complaint
having been served upon Mr.. Allen day before
yesterday
Mr.. Hlndrlckson also brought his suit at the
same time thr0ush Lawyer Hove. and service
Of the papers in both suits was made upon Mr..
Allen at the same time, lie has retained Will
liam T. Osborn OF 2B Court street, Brooklyn.
as his counsel. and viii contest both suits
IT ms CASH MIL TOOK.