Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-14
SENT FOR HER MAIL.
Hotel Asked 10 Forward Mrs. COttlleh'S
Letters to New York.
ARE LOOKING FOR MAXWELL.
n Not Found Ia Louisville They
VIII Go to Atlanta-First Met the
Young Lady on the If"i"-"e
Washington Marriage.

Nothing has transpired in connection
with the Maxwell-Gottlieb marriage that
tends either TO the solution Of the mys-
terry in which the affair Il shrouded. or
to throw any light upon the movements
OF the two people who are most nearly
concerned.
\ letter was received at the Exchange
Hotel Yesterday from Mr. Frederick J.
Gottlieb. brother OF the bride. asking that
all mail received at that hostelry for Mrs.
Gottlieb, his mother. should be forwarded
to 2T east Fifteenth street. New YORK
city, where she is living at the present
time. with her SON The letter went on
to thank the management Of the hotel for
the promptness and attention with when
similar requests have been complied WIN
and stated that Mrs. Gottlieb would re-
main in New York for a week or more.
Seven letters were forwarded 10 this ad-
dress last night. The New York corre-
spondent Of the Dispatch was telesraphed
instructions 70 call az the house Indicated
and obtain q statement from Mrs. Got
tlieb. but was met with the answer tnat
the Gottliebs no longer lived there. ana
that II was not known 10 what part of the
city they had moved.
NO NEWS or MAXWELL.
Efforts to communicate with Mr.. George
: Maxwell proved equally futile and
telegram received from Covington late
last night stated that he Is stili absent.
and that his lawful wife has not heard
from him. but continues to express her
absolute confidence Ia his recttud- and
fidelity. Mrs MaxwelPs brothers have
gone to Louisville 10 search for the recall
citrant husband. and stated that II they
did not succeed in finding him there they
would go on to Atlanta, Ga.
\ gentleman who was on intimate
terms with Mrs. and Miss Gottlieb du-
ring their residence ia this city stated
10 a Dispatch reporter last night that
he was In possession of incontrOyertlhie
evidence which went u prove that only
one George =. Maxwell existed In the
case. He was unable to state the source
or the nature OF the evidence, as IT
came TO him I'm his capacity a. pro-
fessiOnal man. lie went on 10 say that he
was confident that both Mrs. and Miss
Gottlieb were totally ignorant u the
existence OF the Mrs. g.. ;. Maxwell. who
lived at the 81. Claire Hotel.
THE WASHINGTON MARRIAGE.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Dispatch sent the following yesterday
The MAXWELL -Gottlieb ease excitcs n
good deal OF interest among Nirsinians
here, who have kept posted by reading
the Dispatch Though no record or the
marriage vet appears on the books OF
:he courts. IL is nevertheless d fact that
the marriage ceremony was performed AZ
the Catholic University by Bishop Keane,
/ uyon such a dispensatiOn issued by
Bishop Van de Vyyer. OF Richmond. as
is required by the rules Of the Catholic
Church for the marriage OF Catholic and
| a non-Catholic. The return Of the mar
rage to the court must DE made In thirty
DAYS.
Bishop Teane seemed 10 be satisfied, "a
Mrs Gottlieb was. that there were t~o
George :. Maxwells, and that the present
confusion arose from the remarkable like
ness Of the supposed cousins TO each
other.
The matter is eagerly watched here
and will be until there IL a solution OF the
prevailing mystery.
MET ON THE TRAIN.
The Petersburg correspondent OF this
paper commenting upon the statement
published recently that Mr.. Maxwell met
Miss ROsalie Gottlieb Tor the first time
in the Office Of Senator ". T.. Mcllwa!ne,
of Petersburg, whittier both had gone on
business matters. says that II is incorrect.
"The first meeting Of the couple. ne
says, was on the train from this city
10 Richmond. \ gentleman who was
on the train at the time says that Max
well remarked 10 him that ne INTENDED
to have a conversation with that pretty
girl. and that the opportunity was sun
senuenilv offered in Mr. Maxwells lower
ing a window Tor the young lady. After
this act OF courtesy the acquaintance
began. The father of the young lady ar
rived IN this city Petersburg to-day from
Surry county. He declined 10 say any
thing about the affair on the GROUND
that IT was family trouble IN which the
public was not interested