The sun., 1893-06-21
A DAY In COURT FOR WOMEN
THE LETTER By WHICH LOUISE sET-
FERTH GOT BACK HER HUSBAND.


Julian Mitoheirs wife Writes that She Hns
Departed to n New Lifc-Tiora Wiikens
Entertains Divorce Court Audience.
Julian Mitchell. theatrical manager. has OBJ
tained permission from Judge Bischoff OF the
Court Of Common Pleas 10 serve his wife.
George Adele Lake Mitchell. by publication.
In an action for an absolute divorce. The
defendant 10 q sister OF the wife OF Pugilist
James J. Corbett. and was actress In
Manager Hoyts companies under the namo OF
Georgia Lake. Her elopemcnt from the flat OF
her husband, 203 West Seventy eighth street.
last November. with Frank richards. thea
trical manager, who deserted his wite, Miss
Morris OF the DAILY company. made talk last
November. Mitchell ia nephew OF Maggie
Mitchell. richards halls from Boston.
Mitchell says in an affidavit that he married
George Lake on juno 20 1889. and lived with
her until Nov. 10 last. He found her and
Richards at Woodbury.. N. J., on Nov. L., and
swore out a warrant against her for adultery.
He says he has lost all trace OF his wife since
November. Her father, George T. Lake. re-
ceived lettor from her after tho elopement,
saying:
when You get this will be many. many miles away
from here in q country. new scenes. and
tirsly new life. would not return II could. except
TO see you.
The letter was dated at Fairmount Park, Phil
adclphia Mr.. Lake and Nrs. Corbett are said
by Mitchell to be in California.
Flora Wilkens, n little actress who was de-
fendant before Judge McAdam OF the Superior
Court yesterday in an action brought by John
T. Wilkens for an absolute divorce. entertained
large audience much OF the day by pert an
swers and great selfconidenco under adverse
She had met John T. wilkins son OF tho pro-
prietor OF the Glen Island Hotel, at the Clifton
race track. and they were married soon after
says that six months ago her husband wanted
her to consent to 2 divorce. and offered her
to court and kept it in her lap. She said she
had sung a week recently at the Mauler street
asno casnS at Fost amilton a for SIS Week She
looked so young that he audience was startled
when .he said she had been divorced r from I'm
has q nine-year-old boy by her. He lives IN
kentucky. and married her when she was ~
She admitted that she had gone to the, st.
Omer Hotel on May 10 with Charles Bentley:
Sar sS she hs nht III ha but
she says there was nothing wrong, They sat
to sell and she wanted to buy.
do you think it proper for n married woman
to risk, her, reputation in that wnyT asked
She turned on the Judge-a determined
woman at bay-and said:
Il knew my husband and that man Weber
lection"
The Judge asked few more questions and
You say you want to do Justice in this case.
viii you answer me "A question
es.' said the compliant Judge.
She ran off with so much preliminary about
the efforts OF her husbands parents to get rid
ton. lr.0' She % was Interrupted and said:
Il have never been untrue to my husband as
tteFs ys is Sa %h Bssy to the Lexnr
ton Hotel on May 30 last and escape by back
She admitted that sho had been there for
short time in the afternoon t. talk about the
furniture. She left suddenly because she
found Bently had registered them as man and
did you leave by n back door,"
Yes" quite loud.
did you get into cab with your face black
SNo!' with louder emphasis
John O'Donncll II cahman. said that she did.
and that ho drove her to a saloon and got hcra
bar of soap to whiten up with Decision was
Two motions were. before judge, NcAdam
Yesterday in the action Of George Seiterth, a
solute divorce from his wife. Louise. The ac;;
ton was discontinued because the husband
nGSeg %th his 6rGRe ussSd Hda
The letter whic IN counsel said made II second
conquest OF her husband ran as follows:
DEAR BELOVED GxoRGr: would sooner BE- with you
S. % o4 s ys not so ay T" W. :?
do not ,hink q VOW hnh some lionel p"fe amt 1t
H say u All fss
on neorgs II had been true TO you and done what
ttnk you have another girl you love better than me
II so tell me ut once for wcu,' k her or iaknt ynn
and cry over you; lcaunot get you out OF my mind
ssf mi to heart s mSs on
ind room for once more in your heart Don't you
yoa sTfa to Tys ' III. %.. OF
for you think over Il, dear George See II you can't
ind room in your heart for ne % once e m9re ore o..
coming down my cheeas while w.!teths: II dc.
George. It viii be or broken heart. am hnif dead
yOu will never take me back again. bu hope you wl
ear George. VIII be \ different girl Now ihiuk Of
me and give me another chanc. Turn yun hear; once
and don't I've SO cold to ne. Dear George.
have no more to say. / remain your true. loving
wife. LouIsI
riage to Frank Willis Fo-man annued by
Judge McAdnm yesterday. on the ground that
Emma Herman has obtained an absolute d.
yorce from John Fl. Herman from Justice
O'Brien OF the supreme, Court. i was shown
that Herman has been living with Mary Pur-
The action Of lawyer James H. whIteleGge
to annul his marriage to his wife Marietta,
ham A. Lozier OF Paterson whom he entered
upon q common law marriage with her in
1856. has been discontinued on consent by
order Of Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme
Court. Her action for an absolute divorce has
also been discontinued.
Judge Bischof has granted to Frederick Y.
Schulze an absolute divorce from Margaret
Schulze. and Judge McAdGm. nm absolute di-
vorce to Blanche Sayers from Henry Sayers.
SUES HER FATHLR-L IN Law FOE S5O, ,OOO
Mrs. Pollock Was the Rich Merchants Ser
Gnp Fall In Iav Nxlf 4, IIs,.