Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25
Tilted GIRLS BRlH6 SUITS.


New York. Nov ei.--Miss Annie
Din. handsome blonde, Il years "a.
fashionably aitired I'D accompanied
by her father. mother and female
frlenda. appeared In the Lee Avenue
police court. brooklyn. Il. D.. today,
to prosecute young man for breach
OF promise.
Annie 10 accounted one or the bellies
OF Brooklyn, and. although young, Ia
Identified with church work aud mo, =
In the upper circles OF society.
The defendant is George Robin. 81
years Old. risIng ana wen to do spec
ulstor and hide merchant, who unsil
recently lived at No, soS Park avenue,
but. II 10 alleged. moved to New Jer-
sey TO avoid prosecution, He formerly
resided With his parente. who are rich.
He was captured yesterday by rollco-
man j. " SHIRT while present at tho
city hall In Justice Neus court 40 a
witness.
The girls father, u retired merchant.
caused hIa daughter to prefer crimin-
al charge against George, instead Of
suing him for dam gcs.
| when the engagement of the young
couple was celebrated laat .rch. u
party waa given by tho prospective
sride's naronts. the Young MANS par-
cn;s and fricnda being present aud tho
AFFAIR being heraldcd as an event Of tho
] HepAon,
during the summer It was noticed
| that George W Is diHslpatlng somcwhut
aud was not 80 attentive TO Annie ~
{ the Watering places The two famillsa
/ visited aa ne should have been. but tho
old folks said he was "onl" taking hls
fling"
During September George was free
auently away from home, IA he said.
| on business, but In October rufnor
spread that he was infatuated with a
Connecticut girl
Thla no denied, but a week ago hc
suddenly changed hlA residence TO New
Jersey, and II was learned had spo,an
slightingly ~ pretty Annie, with whom
he no lonHgr cOrrsnponded. Then II
was determined TO prosecute him to
the full l,enalty Of the law for triiiing
with Annle's affections.
The girl today WAS crying at having
to appear IN court. George. who waH
locked up. took hin arrest coolly. He
was held for trial.
Justico Mccarthy and Jury, In Part
OF the city court nrc today hearing
Nias Dora kracmer tell the story or
her rejection by Frederick lBrunur.
whom she IL suing Fer $4,000 lannBea
for hrcnoh VI promise
According to her story. Bruner, after
courtlng hor Tor three years, wronRed
her under pfomiac OF marriage, and
when her health was ruined, aud rspu-
tntlcn almost blasted liltcd her for an
ether woman. whom he subsequently
married,
Miss Kraemer who IN n pretty young
woman, but who shows the effects Of
long Illness was the nrat witneas, size
tod her story IN quiet. dignlned man
ner, aud except when going into the
details OF her wrong, maintained her
composure throughout her direct and
crosse Namination.
she testified that she met the dcford-
ant, who Is employed AZ auperintendent
by j. W Tirfan q Co. IN 1889, when he
began calling upon Ter ~ her parents
home, No 2la East fcurth street,
She said that from the day they met
Bruuer was constant In his attentions,
, taking her 10 places OF amusement,
protestlng unboundod love aud apcnd.
INK nlhoal all HIS leisure time In her
company
This continued. she testified. until
June 1871. when Bruner proposed mar
riagc, aud ahe consented to become his
wlfc shortly inter they became en-
rneed she said defendant betrayed her
md whom she boKg0d him 10 mnrry
her and protect her reputation Ahe
pnld the defendant induced nor to take
, drugs which made her dnngerourly III
, and from the effects OF which she has
not recovered A year ngo she was
compelled TO undergo serious aurkl'
cal operation which ruined her hehlth
Drunaf through hiH counsel. hns en-
, tcrad by way Of defense u general do
, NAL OF the plaintiff'a allegations.