The evening world., 1894-09-15
LOVES FOR REVENUE ONLY"
Harry White Again Leaves His
Wife and Seeks His sossy.
He Declares that He Is Unfit to BE
the Formers Husband.

Harry o. White. the young medical
student of 3lS Cherry street, who eloped
to Philadelphia with Sossy Barsuk. a
Russian straw-wiiow and then. about
three weeks ago, returned to his wife,
has once more quit the matrimonial
hearth in quest, 1t Is said, of Sossy.
This time. however, Sossy seems to be
proof against Whites Establishments.
she declares that he treated her shame
FULLY while in Philadelphia, making her
work for him and spending her money tt
freely as It was obtained. Nothing
dauntcd by Sossys resentment. White
wrote her a letter last Sunday begging
for an interview. Following is a transla-
ton from the Russian original:
New York, Sept. s. 1894.
After all. my only and dearly beloved sosse.
In the name Of our past friendship, heseech
while seeing me, all that has happened lately.
dare hope that my desire viii be complied
with. Well await thee on Monday, on the cor,
'''O"' "''''''' 80 '' THY HARRY.
| nope that besides Willie and Ncttie nobody
p SIN case thou do not want to see me, an
"'' '"''' WV N''''' Post.o,s New York
Sossy did not answer this letter in
person. An Evening World' reporter
tilled the appointment instead OF her.
The rain was coming down In torrents
when White took up his position at the
northeast corner of one Hundred and
Twenty-fifth street and Second avenue
at the designated hour last Monday
night
said he was waiting for Dr. Nammack.
whom he was to help bandase the arm
of patient in the neishborhooi. To
his wife. White hal said that he was
El.lH1 4 nntnWn
and showed her what she now believes
10 have been self-addressel postal card
asking him to meet certain party 10
draw up some legal papers: This seemed
plausible. inasmuch as White is No
When It'd that the letter to sossy
Eve ETen fSS wor S IN" wt Gs'f nsay q ante
He quickly recovered his wits, however,
and said that the reason he wanted to
meet Sossy was to ask her concerning
some statements she had made regard
White has a brother-in-law, william
Rapport OF 100 Grand street, Brooklyn,
whom White had antagoniZel after his
return from the Philadelphia elDpemen,
by saying that Rapport had written him
letters deflming Mrs Whites character.
White had said at the time that 1t was
owing to these letters that he had
abandoned his wife, to whom he wrote,
he said, IN ~ of in ligna,iOn, that he
had found better helpmate in Sossy,
whose presence ne enjoyed the felicity Of
paradise. and without whom life was
but barren waste"
After returning 10 his wife White
maintained thai all this was "poppycOck."
inspired by the jealousy which the al
legged deidmatOry letters Of his brother
in-lnw, NJ Wife's own brother. had pro-
ducei
TO account for MS original departure
to Philadelphia, white said that ne had
gone there to finish his medical studies,
the course in Philadelphia being $50
cheaper than In New York.
Rapport denied absolutely that he had
Mrs. Whites honor. AS the letters
wherein the alleged defamation was
contained were In Russian, the re-
porter last Monday night took along
an Interpreter, benjamin Harris, a
photographer. of 272 Bowery.
tiers to MIR. Earr,s, lie ala so, and the
latter afterwards declared that there
was not hing in the letters that could be
considered as rejecting upon Mrs,
Whites character
Rapport My alleges" he said. that
Mrs. White has a disc agreeable DISPOSE
ton, and that he IL not surprised that
but he reproGches White for having left
the woman Clandestinely and without
providing for her support"
Yesterday White told his wife that he
was unit to be her husband,
Il have deceived you too much" he
me. My conscience reproaches me
whenever l look at you, l must leave
you forever"
He did leave her. He left her destitute
Rapport says White left his wife be-