The evening world., 1894-09-05
TO Sue M'ALLIsTER.
Lizzie Mccall After Hayward to
the Extent Of 100000.
Accuses the Married Man Of Breach
Of Promise Of Marriage.
Her sister Maggie, q Cloak Model,
an Important Witness.

Lizzie McCall-wall, whose stage ca.
rser has been an extremely sensational
one. has decided to make matters lively
for Ward McAllis;er and his family.
From an early hour this morning she
Was closeted IN the law Office of Howe
A. Hummel. Although alone she re.
fused to see any one not connected with
the firm. While she waited in one
room. Lawyer Abe Hummel wrote sheet
after sheet OF foolscap paper. To ar
Evening World" reporter, who called
upon him, Mr.. Hummel said:
Il am now preparing the summons
and complaint in an action brought by
Miss Lizzie Mccall against Hayward
Hall McAllister. The cause of action
is breach of promise of marriage.
can't tell you anything further until
the complaint is finished and signed and
sworn TO by Miss Mccall"
From other sources ii was learned
that Miss Mccall asks damages from
Hayward McAllster for breach OF
promise; that her sister Maggie a cloak
model in this city, is an important
witness in the action.
Hayward Hail MCAllister will create
some thing more than surprise in social
circles, as Hayward McAllister married
jamie Champion Germany, Of Savannah.
Ga. Aug. -. 1887.
Miss Germany was the daughter OF the
late George W. Germany, whose social
position in the South was above that of
the N Nsa, family The m mar
cause of young MCAliister's inability to
support a wife. When Mr. McAllister
heard of Heyward's marriage, i've years
after its solemnization. he said:
My son has never lived with his wife,
and 1 do not know that the marriage
has ever been consummated.
Shortly afterwards Mrs. MCAllister
came on to New York to assert her rights
in which endeavor she was not opposed.
Lawyer Hummel had completed his
labors on the volumincus complaint in
she thinks she has received at the hands
of Howard McAllister a little before
noon Then II was read to her and she
a alike her signature and swore to Il.
Thus began a suit which may result in
sensational developments, or be settled
quietly out of court.
Concerning the action and the mo-
tves which promuted Miss Mccall TO
bring 1t. Lawyer Humrlel said:
me complaint sets forth the grounds
Tor this action, which are that by re-
peated prot estations of love and affection
Hayward McAllister obtained Miss Nc
Cars consent to marry him. At first
Miss Mccall repulsed him. and would not
listen to his overtures. Finally. when by
reason OF the ar1Or OF ms arectOn ana
his persistence. Miss Mccall did lend an
unwilling ear to his addresses. she told
him that she feared marriage was out
of the question between them, as the Su-
preme Court in the State of New York
had decreci tina: she should not marry
again. because Actor Lennon had OBJ
tanned decree of divorce from her.
To that OBJECTION Hayward McAllis-
ter said that he would marry Miss Nc
Call any other State The result was
that all her objections were overcome
and her love and consent were won.
They are in Miss McCalrs posses
sion, letters from Mr.. McAllister, In
which she is addressed as sweetheart.
darling We cent letter to-day to
Mr.. Hayward McAllis:er. asking him to
keep his promise, and we are awaiting
an answer"