The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-15
MISREPRESENTATION.
~ .LETTBRrSHKR HUSBAND RECEIVED
PROM ANOTHER WOMAN

Ths wsttet was Prspsrtss = Troussssu
sua WE Ready 60 start IAuy No-sut-
Rshi t3ays His wife Is Jsnious whe-
shs-s Asiesp-Dr. Ryrus's whist Parties.
Marin 7. ootes has brought an action in the
Supreme Court for an absolute divorce from
her husband Byron, & Ootes, and Justice An
drews granted Yesterday an order for the
servics Of the summons upon him By publica-
ton. Nj, ootes was formerly in the real estate
business at 90S Columbus avenue. He was
married on.Aprii TO- 1871. and lived with his
wife untiiiFsb. 4. 1891. when. Il IL charged he
deserted her. It II alleged that he went to
Portland. Or. with another woman. with
whom ne 10 now living there. Prior to leaving
he sold out his business and told his wife that
he Intended to leave the city. and would not
return. and che would never see his face
again. They have q con named Clayton. aged
IN years, who is living with his mother
A few days before Mr.. Cotes left his wife
found In his possession a letter which had been
addressed to him at the Riverside Club. 10
West 104th street. The letter was written on
Dec. IL. 1890. and was in the following Ian
RuAg
$50 r w.
Nv ovH DARLING; No letter from you to-day. I
have Just this ornent returned from Boston, ana
80 cold can scarcely write. did rssnt and brought
ben a slsd and drum for his present Yesterday I
bought him very pretty suit, his nrst In fact
and he looks very cunning.
1 am having great fun all to myself preparing my
tIousseau bat cannot but regret that wers mar
risd, before were engaged shall be all ready to
start At n moments notice. and. once In the West.
how ! shall love you and help you that Is, II
can. Sweetheart, bought little book for clay.
ton. Can send It to him. or shall send
tito you. Be sure to answer. Generally answer all
the questions / atk you myself was telling sister
ina, Mas Nae Sc, sent m. .ny,hing for Xmas would re-.
would probably send me much for NnAa he did
for Thsk.givinE ! have yonr premise not 70 send ms
birthday Iogsther. and the two days come near /
cannot arori two. and my birthday 'eemsA little day
TSi. CARTE. alt my hear. .oul to you in love and
do some mark etinE wish was doing marketing in
p. s-sstsr sends love 10 you. but she hs, me about
writing
Mrs. Cotes believed that her husband went to
Portland with the woman who wrote this let
ter and she was eGntlr%ned this belief upon
last pestmarked Portland. Or. Mrs. Cotes
also accuses her husband OF intimacy with
fore he deserted her .Mr. Cotes was habitually
intoxicated so that he neglected his business.
OF the Court Of Common Pleas directing VII.
liam kahl to pay his wife Henrietta j.. kahl.
abandonment. Mr.. Kahl took Henrietta for
his wife in 1874 in Germany. Fourteen years
ago they came TO this country.
and abused her, pulled her by the hair struck
her over the head with q big fish. and finally
told her that he was tired OF her. Mr.. Kahl
says these statements have no foundation in
fact. and declares that his wife IL OF so jealous
a disposition that she even dreams that he IL
paving attentions to other women. and cries
out in her sleep making accusations against
him that are false.
An action OF Frances l.. Byrne will come up
for trial before Judge Bischoff of the Court OF
Common Pleas to-day in which she asks u
separation from DIR. Cornelius E Byrne. a
dentist o. 294 Alexander avenue. They were
married four years ago, and have child. She
is a daughter OF Mrs. BurRman. said to be a
wealthy woman Of Oakhurst. Mrs Byrne
charges her husband with cruelty. and one OF
his continuous acts OF cruelty. she says. was
that he persisted in having late whist parties
at their house He admits the whist and de-
MES the cruelty.
Judge Freedman OF the Superior Court has
signed decree granting Alexander Won Sa-
louskowsky an absolute divorce FROM his wife
Martha. whom he married on April IA. 1884.
at konigsberR. Germany. She sued him for an
absolute divorce. but when the case came up
for trial she did not appear. and he produced
evidence to sustain his charges against her.