The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-15
GENTLEMEN, THIS Is MY WIFE.
MN. PIsER Also INTRODUCED mr.
HENRY ". kONN.
The Meeting IL Recalled by Mrs. Piser's
Action for Divorcc-Au Ardent Letter
,uhinh MI Il nrn ilnrrie lIln Rock I.

Action for Divorcc-Au Ardent Letter
witch Mr.. X orn Carried In Ills Pocket.
motion OF Hattie Piser for alimony and
.opnsel feo in an action che has brought
AGAINST Joseph Piser OF tho firm OF Piser &
Ru..el, printers, OF 212 Fast 125th street hns
been denied by Judge McAdam OF the Superior
Court on afIdavits presented by the defendant.
pis Or says he is tho intended victim OF n COM
nlicatcd conspiracy. His wife, whom ho mar
Rad in September. 1884 charges him with In
umacy with Mildred Cohon. who, rs piser
s,ys. ia his wife's intimate friend. and who he
bslIeyes was In the schome OF his wife against
him.
pIser until Juno lived at 305 East 10th
.,rcet His wife deserted him on May 20 lie
harmed that she had been at the Oriental Hotel
With Henry II. korn. who Is In business at
stamford and this city. and Was then living at
the Barrett House.
Several aflldavits were presented showing
That on the night OF juno 10 Plser and his two
friends John r. Heron and Albert F. o. Ut
hack. went to the Barrett House and found
Mrs Piser and Korn. When they entered the
room Piser said to his frinds. In an intro due
tory way:
.Gentlemen. this IL my wife. and this is
Henry Fl. Korn.'
81 acknowledge that am caught Is the re-
ply attributed to the vito.
piser says that when he returned homo from
work on the evening OF May % he found Mil
dred Cohen with his child and servant waiting
for his wife. They took dinner. but his wife did
not return. About 1880 +. NJ. he went down
stairs and stumbled over q man in the hall be-
hind the yestibule door. The man admitted
that he was employed by Mrs. Piser to station
himself In the hall and wait until he was called
by her friend Of his had been employed to
stand outside and answer the Same coll. Tho
man inside was Charles Weygold and the one
outside was Charles Bently. Weygold corrob-
crates Pscr. and says no met Mrs. Pscr and a
man he believes is Korn on the street. She
offered him 5000 to do as sho told him and
Bently. On making the discovery Piser says he
looked about the house and found his wife in a
bedroom. She became incensed when he saw
Or. Abraham Korn Of. 22o East Seventy
Ioser Henry Sreae ws Mrs
Piser; He went to where they were rooming
osether for this MR.: User
would permit no one to take him away. She
Hourished a, revolver. DR.; korn says bis
er's pocket: "a,
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there snythinf so a. to DO with one yo1 love
am ann n aa@ "a. no. snssSsr being
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sishoa. youiit would be burden to mo; iwOald not
sxss.hssi there are many little thing, which cause
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Sous love ali to yourself claim your before
sGPs Letter . no:
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Jaime saliegup has obtained an absolute d.
Ss ssa Sns ap RGt
K West They were IN
Plassan;; t was alleged that Piassan had writ
I love you 30 much that would not like for you to
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sol Want also that you 1 learn Ensi.h We'll wan. Mt
20 ssfns 10 be
81 q I'll than ali others. want to adore little per
You inow what the life of young man is. Mine.
you % .h ssi future,
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as
granted to Marianna ]. Hunter decree OF alb
solute divorce from her husband Robert J.
saf % o Aos
sS Ia sa S q M. %m III ssS hs
sshiid named Roland Hunter. Her husband md
gss formerly the Treasurer Of the Patterson.
have gone to Chicago, after his wife left him.
end subsequently to have gone to Australia.
Nina WITH is stea that ni IN ks
her father at freehod. and also while she vas
back to her fathers home. Hunter wrote a
but to s.sG e be better Thu
Judge McHdam h" s I Sranted an absolute d.
ySrce to Patrick Herlehy from Margaret Her
ssrah z; Deraismes had an action on trial
pei before Judge MeAdam Of the supesior Court
s.sDis%%bsf: 1853. spd have Rsrrisd d.uah.
vas brought 70 court on his wifes subpoena.
I !. WAS 'h N. tRHs he had lived with woman
naueu Della miners photograph OF him
sld woman was put in evidence. Judge Mo:
Adam called Deralsmes to the stand and told
MIN he need not answer the Judges question
unless unless he desired He refused to say who the
i'yMs ;ik With her; Decision was reserved.
sa M ss ssnn wn s5ao judge SG pd1s
% divorce him from his wife Anna. daughter
q the late Capt. Jack Hussey. the life saver.
MT, Sullivan was on the Island when the sum
mons was served on her When called up by
;2 sr1 McAdam she denied the CHARGES Of adpl
tefy against her. Questioned further. she
SAID she might hnyo been guilty once. but
no more Judge McAdam said that once was
enough, but no reserved decision.
Judge MGAdnm Inns given Jacob Braun nm
absolute divorce from his wife Sophia. They
were married n June 1884. Ee charged her
Conn. ""H az ''aiiioiu'
Theresa schafcr obtained from Judge Nc
ADAM u separation from her husband. Chris
Der with revolver and called her vile names
issie3y have three children and were married In
bernard Dellack hns beer directad NV
S%huge McAdam to pay his wife Caroline.
Ghom ne Is suing for divorce n couns"I yaa ~;
~ They were married in Hungary in iSs u.
Aqn came to this country. yam i'o''