The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06
ON THE DIVORCE CALENDAR.
THE LoTs LETTER WHICH SEEMS TO
HAVE CONQUERED MRS. MEIER.

Sexton Beir. wiz Seeks 10 Re Free OF Hts,
Mrs. whiteieegs Cannot Have Anmony
While Her Marriage Is = Fact In Dispute.
It was great day for divorce cases at the
County Court House Yesterday. This does not
argue any increase OF matrimonial infelicity.
but only a desire to clean up the calendars for
the summer.
The action Of Ida Meier for separation
from Charles Meier. real estate agent OF the
firm Of Meier & Dahl OF S34 Broadway, was
dismissed in her default by Justice Beach Of
the Supreme Court, who gives Meier an abso-
Lutte divorce from her in his counter claim.
Ida made large wages as a trimmer Of bon
nets. Meier proved that she was living in
Philadelphia In February. 1892. with Albert f
Guy. who had previously boarded in the same
house with the Meters. Meier had upbraidsd
Guy for his attention to Mira Meier. On Jan.
TO- 1892. month before Guy took Mrs. Meier
to Philadelphia, he wrote, II is alleged. letter
to Mira Meier. which says:
You allowed me to believe in happiness. You have
taken complete possession OF me- And know that IL
you became my wife my whole life would be too short
to pay you for all the happiness that you have
me-you love me. believe. Finally, one day other
you will quit this wicked man. and you will come to
me for an entire life OF happiness Alas madame Mr..
Meier has shown me- upon my demand. the last letter
that have written to him before rstur ming to him
In order to have told him such things madame 10 fol-
lows that you must have received from that ian those
complete joys which only sincere man IL capable of
sf's Sir 1
sd Ss ssaa, in S
Gs a an Or pray
you 70 accept my rss1.s u any o one give
TO see you in your home with your charming babies at
dooI.6y. thea Listen to ffhe voice of reason you
VIII not be able to forget do not think OF me except
and who WIN always be ready to obso your husband
day before Justi.e Patterson OF the Supreme
Court for an absolute divorce from Robert
ss1e e 9
the, church: He was conyicted Of ahdpe.ion.
girls Bertha Eichter and u Henrietta bernstein.
tify on Behalf Of Mrs. Bell Bertha Richter
the trial Of Bell. but Henrietta Bernstein re-
''s Shasss ne " s'SB Benson an expires. agent
sued. before Justice Patterson. for an absolute
msTFoa Jsn 1885, she es him In S ns
Der Of that year. and the following month. he
& n sh living at sedond
nt Christina Kiineber wanted Justice ratte5-
whom 10 she Rad as ied 0 Sept 81 ns
Zincke sought an absolute divorce from Henry
J. Zincke before Justice Paterson.
Before Justice Truax OF the Supreme Court
Irving c. Lavendohl. clerk in brokers' Office
was sued for an absolute divorce by his wife
Gertrude.
An these cases on trial were undefsnded
and decision was reserved.
Justice Beach Of the Supreme, Court has
Tauby slsssle kura They were married at
Warsaw in March. 1882 and have ono child.
Mary Del Vale. an infant. has obtained An
order from Judge McAdam Of the Superior
Court appointing Natalino Le Castillo. her
father guardian for her in an action for Q sep
aratton on the ground Of cruelty from Manuel
Del Vale They were married sent 8. 1891.
Justice Andrews Of the Supreme Court has
denied the motion OF Marietta Whiteleggo for
counsel fee and alimony in the action she has
brought for divorce from Lawyer James H.
Whitelegge. who she says has 100000 worth
OF property. She charged him with intimacy
with his typewriter. He has an action pend
ing In the Court OF Common Pleas to annul his
com m on law marriage to her because at the
time OF their agreement. in 1866. she had not
her former husband. who Is living at Paterson.
Justice Andrews says he could not grant the
motion while the action Is pending in the
Court OF Common Pleas.
Fanny Vein berg has obtained an order from
Judge McAdam requiring her husband Morris
to show why his complaint in an action for
divorce should not be dismissed because he
has failed to pay the Rlimony.