The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-15
RIVALS FOR HonUpeAn,s LOVE.
RoaiO HiIloWItE VSins. nud sister Annie Un
suectuaruIIy Appeals 10 the Law.

RoaiO HilloUItE Wins, nnd sister Annie Un-
suectusruIiy Appeals 10 the Law.
Anthony HolupGRr. q Hungarian musician.
about four weeks ago was introduced to Annie
and Rosie Hlllowitz, s~isters, who lived with
their married sister. Mrs. Lowenthal, at 104
Pitt street. HolupGar appeared to be deeply
smitten, but which OF the unmarried sisters
wal tho favored one was for q while 4 mystery
to the family. On Sunday night Rosie Hillowitz
declared publicly that on the following day she
was to be married to Holupsar in the Now
York City Hall. She caused her trunks to be
sent to the home OF Mrs. Schigger. a relative Of
Holupgar. at 1872 East Third street. where sho
said the wedding reception would be held.
When Holupgar and his sweetheart reached
the Marriage Bureau in the City Hall ON Mon
day and asked for the.services of an Alderman
to tie the knot, Annie ran into the room and
den anded that tho marriage should not be per-
formed.
MY sister Ia not 10 years old" Annie said.
"She should not be married yet"
Holupgar and his sweetheart protested, and
declared that tho sisters interference was due
to her jealousy. The. Alderman refused to per-
form the emo and Holupgar led the girl,
weeping, out Of the room.
Annie followed them to Broadway. Holup-
gar and his sweetheart got into q cab and drove
to the Hoboken ferry at tho foot OF Barclay
street.
AnulO dlSO " Il mi anu III u
but she arrived at the ferry house just az the
boat. with Holupgar and the girl on board, pulled
out of the slip, The pair went to the office OF
George G. Seymour, Justice OF the Peace In Ho-
boken, and were there married.
The sister went to the Essex Market Court
and told Magistrate Cornell that her l5.year-
old Aister Rosie was being ~unluwfully detained
in the house at 1872 East Third street. She did
not tell the Magistrate about the marriage, and
the Magistrate, believing her story, ordered
Agents Weittling and Deubert of the Gerry
society to rescue the girl.
When they got TO the house they found a
score of guests attending n wedding reception.
A Hungarian orchestra was playing n march
and the bride and bridegroom were heading a
procession TO the dining room. Agent Weitt-
ling said: we are officers and we came for that
girl, Rosie Hillowitz."
The music stopped and several Of the women
Here i am; what is iti' asked the trembling
bride.
Instead Of a 1b.yeAr-old girl the Gerry Off,
GERS saw a handsome young woman. apparently
20 years old. The situation was soon explained.
and the officers. after apologizIng for the in.
truSiOn, went away. The music thon started
up again.
The bride kept IA firm grip on her husbands
arm yesterday AS he waB telling his story ia
Magistrate Cornell at Essex Market. The
Magistrate was indignant over tho deception
2raCticed on him. He congratulated the couple
and told the Gerry on. GERS that II the sister APP
sitting there he would entertain q charge
against her.
Its all right, Judge" said Holupgar
both. girls loved me, but l liked Rosie best
Annie will forget IL. There are other fellows
just Rs good as me left for her."