The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
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Her Father Dialects to . Foreigner and Hes
Own Sentiments Are In Doust.

Her Father Dialects to Foreigner and Hes
Own Sentiments Are In Doust.
James Pezillo. a middle-aged italian. who
secretly married Annie Lane. daughter OF Dem
mis- Lane OF 81 Central avenue. Jersey City. .
month ago and lost her before the hon eymoon
began. threatens to take legal proceedings
against his father-in. law to recover his bride.
Pezillo and Annie were married on Feb. l by
Mgr Seton. rector OF st. Josephs Church. in
Baldwin avenue. Pezillo gave his age as 81.
but he looks older. The bride told DIR. Seton
that she was 10. but her father says tho bap-
tismal record shows that she is only III.
Pezlllo and his father and m other occupy part
OF the house in which Lane and his two dauGh-
tiers live. The families were friendly. but Lane
says he had no idea that his daughter and
Pezillo contemplated marriage. The first in
formation he had on the subject was i'm parted
to him by Pezilo on the evening Of the we'd
ding.
The dago." said Mr.. Lane Yesterday after
noon. came into my room and asked me I
would be mad IL he told me something. Go
on and tell me what you have to say said I.
Then he told me that he had married my
daughter. l ordered him out OF the room. and
told him would kick him out 10 he didn't go
quick. The idea Of an Italian like that man
marrying my daughter. an American reared
girl. made me angry. The marriage was illegal.
OF my mind about It. No one nut myself and
AgGie knows where she 10. and that dago Will
MI Lane exhibited this letter. which he said.
bis daughter had written TO Constable Joseph
live with her husband:
Dr.r sIE; ihesrd you were at my house and said
should come and see Yen End ss ycu t will I'VE WITH
any paper for divorce win never i've with him e
a:S: to and RSs aS
ssRs doc. f,n is M o live
with him was never In his house He can have all
Peas. .i sss aR Hr LSeGs what yoa ns:@
sssT 3 y. NJ: viii Sc. that :: 4 sIt:..d
Pezillo is determined to get possession Of his
wife. He eaid her father was keeping them
letter to Constable Locke. He showed a letter
Florida last October and which reads:
iSS. sss
ali lin in good health .ths leaves at present. want
You TO mss gt's1 yS@ dVn ySn Viii fssfn ,n rasa
Murray was surprised when told her ! hadn't heard
nsv. 10 SI NOR. present say yosr nOtssi Want:
to put this note in with this Yours truly AMI. LANE
Pezillo said he only wanted an opportunity
to speak with his vile, II she says she does
oTc Sh her TO TO DO Mr. sne rromssd
years ago he said that he eaSid MARY Aanis
forced her to marry him By threats to xiii her:
Mr.. Lane admitted that he did promise to let
his daughter marry Pezillo but" he added,
:" never intended it The dago scared her
into it."
Mrs. Murray who Is referred to in Annies
letter 10 Pe2illo. said that Annie frequently
went into her house. and told her that she
loved PeZili. 4 few days before they were
married Annie showed her "a 500 bill, and
said that Jimmie dear" had given II to her to
buy her wedding trousaeau.
She told me-" Mrs. Murray said. that she
was going IN marry him because he was real
nice and she would probably never get An-
other chance to marry SO good man"