The sun., 1901-11-20
WIFE rs TOO GAY, HE SAYS.
Described as the Only True Sport That
Came 20 the Beach.

Mary s. Marion Is suing Sidney T. Marion
son of a gold pen manufacturer Of 90 Nassau
street. for a separation on the ground Of
abandonment and yesterday John S.
Griffith, her lawyer, applied TO Supreme
Court Justice Maddox In Brooklyn for
alimony and counsel fee. According TO
the papers submitted the complainant
married on Aug, s, 1898, and has a six-year-
old son.
The plaintiff alleges that her husband
drinks 10 excess. that he once struck her
with a cane and abused her In other ways.
that he declared that he was not the father
Of her child and finally abandoned her
on Oct 2e The defendant denies These
allegations and accuses his wifi" of absent
ing herself from home and Of neglecting
him and the child He further AYERS that
she wore hashy and gaudy dresses and
went out to late suppers and drank.
He found special fault with her for travel
ling around in a short bicycle skirt with
open work stockings and high-heeled shoes.
thus making herself .loud.- gay and
attractive" He also accuses her OF as
sociating with strange young men and
with men and women OF shady reputation.
He found. he SAYS. that instead Of going
picnics, theatres and concert halls with
young men, returning home frequently
under the influence Of liquor. He also
says that she indulges In high kicking,
reads quest ionable literature and keeps a
stock of improper pictures.
Finally the defendant refers 20 his own
helpless condition, having lost leg and
being compelled TO go on crutches. III"
leg was lost few years ago while Mr.
Marion was heroically trying 10 save the
life Of stranger at an elevated road station,
but his affidavit does not st forth ills
fact Instead of abandoning his wife. he
says that she and her mother have refused
him aooess 20 the house.
This letter, sent 20 the defendant 10y his
wife while she Was az Asbury Park last
summer. figures In the papers.
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