The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22
SHERIFF IN A BEAUTY SHOP.
, ruIR IRRELEIAhCTES CLUsTER
IOIT IMPROVED WOMEN.

MATRIMONIAL Agency the Horizon
and y ring of Assistant Beautihers
with Claims for Money Advanced
Also a story of Snfe-Deposited Assets.
III, J Fox brought suit aRainst Julia Mays
- recoysr s., 900 which. she saya she put into
merchandising business as the result NJ
,isrenrcsentations Since last August the
ah.rin has had man by dag and another ~
,Isht in the defendants face identifying
r,rors under an attachment procured by the
nIolptH on allegations that Mrs. Mays was
,bout to depart for Europe. motion to vacfte
,ba attachment was made before Justice
,.cerch Of the Supreme Court. The defend
,ptsays that she Ia not going away ana that
DEPUTY sheriff In a beauti'ying par
or isa drawback.
e.. SAWS that she beautifed the plaintiff
emu worth and learned that the plain
IN was negotiating marriage with
NJ Fox whom she had met through
K.lIman's matrimonial agency. Shs let
N. rIaintr assist in her parlors In the
,,rirv OF 1875. as the plaintiff said her face
,,.,o improved that 1t would make good
.Ivsrtlsement y. Il. Fox was thereafter in
.-i,osd m the defendant and II Ia admitted
\, m. defendant that he put $1,000 into the
hsl,s,s ahnut June. 1895. The defendant
,r,,s that she had conversation with Fox at
his,im. IN which he said that he had been a
n.nbsr Of the firm OF Fox Kelly which failed
tara args amount o noCoy. but mat he mad
.I rom the wreck $50. 1000. which he de-
n..,,.1 in 81 900 bills In vault OF the Garfield
az. D.rosit COMPANY. He said he then won't
N Europe to AVOID examination in sup
Elementary proceedings He told her that
h, l,it a key o' the vault with senator William
/ Keyes OF Somsrvllle. y. d.. so that money
.,nli h. sent to him abroad il needed. On his
~,
-ovet S35. Coo and oft his promissory note In
tbs hox for that sum. Fox. she asserts. told
t.rtbat Raves gSs at this time paying the
r,o,ev back IN dritlets Defendant says that
her. are ONLY two small judgments against
b,r. not exceeding 5000. tina, she ts eminently
r,.pec'ahe and that she Is a member OF CAL
vary Baptist church.
Horace B. Wellman. proprietor OF the matri
monial agency. makes affidavit Tor the defend
ant that the plaintiff registered at his office
irder the name Nellie 1smon 60 rs to meet
men Inclined to matTimOny. and that she
,eneta promissory note to pay him 800 IL
she married through the agency Dennis Fox
had also regi tered there in May. 1894. looking
ora wife. Fox made a note for 5000. Well
man says that although they met and mar
RE they havs not paid their notes.
Fox gave as reference at the agency Senator
Keye u la Dame Wellman. wife OF Well
nav AYERS that Fox tcld her that he was worth
100000. but could not out with it because OF
,redltors On statement he made to her she
entered IN the book in the place Tor an answer
the question what he was worth:
Having 'aile in business some years ago.
and b-en several times examined In supple
mentary proceedings. he will not state In writ
ne that he has any means. but informed Mrs.
WeI'man that his wife left him property and he
l,I,,t. ,I,a aI,, ,,,ll III
.ors."
The defendant INSERTS that while she re-
reived $4,000 from the raintiT. or Fox she
loss not owe the plaintiff anything az she ey-
pended more than that amount in different
aums al the request OF the plaintiff.
Mrs. Fox alleges that the defendant repre-
sented that she had letters patent on her In
ventions for beauti'ying, and that she had
large and lucrative business The plaintiff
thought oh" was becoming q partner on
.ay nC the $4,000 She says that she after
ward became convinced that these assertions
&ere false
Annie Couzins. who was one OF the maids Of
he de endant In August. 1898. makes affidavit
hat defend MT ueed ito laugh ard chuokle to
ner,elf" thai she Ia tho pantiff on the verge
o' ruin and In a few days would have every
..oiiar she had.
Lawyer Richard F. Price. attorney for the
p.antiN. makes aff'iavit that there are other
'ainl' than the Judgments referred to against
defendant. He says that y claim OF $4,000
laS baen placed in his hands against her by
I'd win 3 ByinRton. formerly General Manager
ii the LNhi n Valley railroad. Price says that
MS client asserts that she got this money from
nlin Ia August. 1894. in about the way she got
he money VI Mrs. FOX. Price SAYS he also has
claims o. Anna Trumhu' AMI He enc Davis
aga INST the defendant for $1,000 each, for
money procured in q similar way
Anna lrumhull makes affidavit that she was
induced 0 advance the ! 900 on statements
y Mme. NAYS that abe would tenrh the great
Gets a. her PREPARATIONS and employ her at
Sl5 %eeh Two months after tho defrnd-
Itt cam" TO the office with Helene Swift and
,ati the pnrs had been sold to Miss Swift md
Mss Ilumhnl was discharged. She has been
innhIr 'ngst her money hack.
trleue Davis AYERS that while she was
';avlng her fac" attended to by the defendant
hey hh a conversation. az a result OF
Eh,"h NH Davis M 81 coo into the hands
~ dH'snilnt I, was agreed that Miss Davis
should be taught I he sec"-ts If the bust.
I's~, out soon after getting the money
ne ne eniant went TO ohio. saying that her
e'h"r was H. Miss DAVIS AYERS that the de-
rr,an, used 20 come to the place drcslet In
ieap m cunning which she said would arouse
ne symra by ~ creditors and other persons
mo AFTER they were gone abe would have
aug on her callers. Miss DAVIS saws she
Ioi not meet the office expenses while the
dei"nGant remained In OHIO and she gave up
money hack
Just ce Giegerich denied tho motion 10 va
.Wr tle attachment because OF the evidence
lNh' the pialntln was about to 20 abroad.