The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-07
COUNT BARToNYI A WITNESS.
NE HElRD A WOMAH NCRE<M AND
DIsCOTERED PEEPHOLk.

The EEser,suee efths Ruir-er- vita = Froi-
ieso-s Itsuss E,ssr 20 Lesru the Las
eusae-Mr. Bui~er Expects Divorce.
Frederick II. Bulmer has flled report Of
william II. Willis as referee in the Supreme
Court. which recommends that Bulmsr have
divorce from his wife. Annie NJ. Bulmer. be-
Gauss Of her relations with Giuseppe Caval-
laro. a young importer bi fruit At Is State
street The chief witness for the husband was
Count" Aursl Bartonyi. who teaches horse
manshlp, and who got an absolute divorce
from his wife Hattie on Dec. 10. 1892 twas
while he was living at 9 West Twenty eighth
street and hearings were in progress In the
application OF Hattie to open the decree, that
Bartonyi mads his observations in the Bull
mer case.
Bulmer who IL now employed By Phelps.
Dodge 4 Co. came from Rat Portage, near
Winnipeg. where he was In the lumber busi-
ness. lie married in 1884. He took the house
11S West Forty eighth street subsequently,.
and they rented several OF the rooms. Caval-
laro. who had advertised for lodgings where
no could get practice in English. became
lodger there In February. 1892. He was
allowed to sit about down stairs and talk to
Mrs Bulmer He Is described by one OF the
witnesses as fat. always laughing. and full OF
fun"
Lizzie Lehman, q servant. testified that one
evening In the summer OF 1892 she heard
little scream In the parlor from Mra Bulmer.
and I'm m ediately after she saw Bulmer chas-
ing Cavsllaro about the parlors while the fat
listle gentleman. who had stopped laughing
for the time being was running for dear life.
lodging about the furniture. He was subse-
ouently elected by Bulmer. The girl said that
he got into the house again. She went up
stairs at noon the next dav about the time
Bumer went up TO his wife's room.
Mrs. Bulmer was putting her hat on before
mirror and the fat little Italian was kneelinG
on a chair beside her. Bulmer again gave
chase. but Cavallaro lodged past and reached
the street ss q The 6 cr *. had take
peared that Cayal laro remained two or three
more days at the house. completing his week.
Buimer testified that no received the follow
ing letter from tavalaro about July ~. 1897.
and that he did not answer 1t:
DsIR STA Please kindly excuse IN. IL take the nh
indignant for my doing So But wcud beg say i
sTs T .dv.sI::d swGs aud nave % a.s.n room lem
por,ry which is very qnsomf9S,sols You w,
promise you that you VIII never have cause to com
ss % ;: tnsnd WITH You and ays you
Il Ro1f hc1.. & G S,n sa any
IKE |. g.Gy %S:s and g s
IL yHSH . iGfit from you and M
yours truly. q. C.vALLaro. is state street
Cavallaro took n front bachelor suite at Q
West Twenty eighth street, where 1t was al
legged Mrs. Bulmer visited him as his sister
about noon almost every day. Bartonyi hsd a
the referee that he agreed to appear as a Wit
moss only when assured that the case would be
great constancy OF the sister" as he saw her
come so ofton.
woman Us u in the front apsrtment. and he noticed
a hole in the door OF closet In his room He
got on chair and looked through the ap sSo
room. and heard him say he would call the po-
lice. He saw Mrs; Bulmer rise and rush eitof
them talk as II she was demanding, $1,000
from him. Soon they made up and became
very afrectionate. and finally she left him. with
The Count says that, he called the attention
hole in the door OF his closet, and different OBJ
servations were made when Mrs. Bulmer was
msS Ss nsT Hs's and kSsope
Bulmer says he told his wife in october last
be would sue for SsGfs on Ss EOg
which tho following is part:
Dr,N Fsspl oh: good God rredsriss; u yoq kns ,,
you are so hsTd Pred ny husband my lie; II YOU
AMY Hn from H %s or DC what doing
iniy o. God my hear WI 6Tssf l. y@1ic 20, CON.
sake Of the happy days that We have ,psnt together
Ss Hs We oi haze BEEN 40 sappy toss. Think Of it.
Fred how we have loved one another and now We
another In one AnOthers love. Fred.
you cannot you must rot. be different than what you
used to be-
hats everything around me. think n | stay here
niue longer viii take own life and put an end 10
ali Of my troubles and yours too. II thought you
would he happy would not hesitate tor one moment
Say that you NAnt me 10 i've and 70 I'VE Tor you Fay
H. FRED Tor Gods sake. H. and make me the hap
piest all the world with love from your un-
happy. miserable. imprudeut but ever and ever loving
wife.
p S-Frsdsrck. will do anything you wish. Tn
derstAnd-anythiuE.
She denied Intimacy with Cavallaro and he
took the stand in her defence. He admitted
that she called almost daily on him at his
arartment but he said they were betting on
the races toge her and the calls were made to
arrange their accounts