The sun., 1901-05-14
SHE HAS FIVE HUSBANDS.
N0. q PROTESTS AGALNsT SUPPORTING
HhR, BtT COURT SAYS PAY.
BROOKLYN jury Found Her Not Guilty Of Bigamy
With No. 8. Who Had Married others. and
That. Magistrate Pool Holds, Leaves Her
lied 10 No. s-fIc's a Good Man. saw She.

Magistrate Pool. sitting in chambers ad-
joining the Centre street police court,
handed down n third decision yesterday in
the case Of Lonsdalc vs. Lonsdalc This
is an action in which John B Lonsdale Is
charged by Nettic Lonsdnle--if that he her
namc-wlth Abandonment and non-sup-
port. Mr.. Lonsdalc is at resent living In
Bayonnc Mrs. Lonsdale gives G5 Court
street. Brooklyn. as heraddress For the third
time In as many years Magistrate Pool directs
Mr. .Lonsdalc 10 pay the woman s. a week for
her support, and orders him TO givo bond
Of $500 that he will do So The defendant
says he will refuse to comply with the ore e:
and that he will appeal
Mrs LonsdalcN has undertaken several
ventures into mntrimony. She originally
was married TO George SChutt and he
obtained divorce from her in Cleveland
Ohio, on the statutory ground She next
married James B Littelc, who obtained a
divorce from her from Judge Bartlett In
thi, instance Edward Vaughn was named
as correspondent lie subsequently married
her, but disappeared IN short time This
was more than ten years ago.
Lonsdale says that about this time he met
the lazy. who represented herself to bo a
widow lie himself was "A widower with two
children After u brief cOurtohip they we're
married They lived together Tor seven
years. ana Lonsdale alleges that he then
discovered that his wife was intimate with
another man and hc abandoned her though
he admits that he was unable TO prove her
guilt. but says he would have been able TO
prove everything he alleged IL IL had not
been for the dupility OF an attorney.
In April, 1889. Mrs lOnsddle began action
against LOusdaIe for abandonment and non
support and Magistrate Pool allowed her
kl IN l
similar action was begun IN Aprii, 1000, ana
~ - a week was dW dTued.
JohdnHus Mason, who advertised for
pleasant, middle-nged widow aS VIE, now
appears on the scene Mrs l.Ousdale an
sworcl the advert~ ~omcnt and on May %, 1900,
MI, Lonsdalc. calling herself NetLe John7
that Mr. Mason had already married several
widows, and ~ his whereabouts had been
ascertalncd by several of them, h" fed Ns
soon a. Mr.. L"nsdale heard Of Mrs Ions
dal"'~ latest venture he instituted bigamy
proceeding" against her The case was
heard before Justice A~pinall m Brooklyn.
but Notwithstanding the testimony OF the
Rev Dr } Il. StoCkdnle, who ~wore that he
married N" couple. and Of Mrs StGukd1Ie,
who wltur. sod The ceremony, Mr. luh~uaIc,
or Mason. VIZ dc.larr.i mowpt ~,
On the strength Of this Magistrate Pool
declare, that Lon.dlie must slIi par her
s. "A week and holds that she is ~'iIl Mrs
Lon~dalo and has been 0handou"d
Now ! don't want the n"w-par"rs TO DO
afternoon Yes I d.l marry Schutt when 7
was l. II" WIS nothing hut "a boy and went
away 10 thc war ! got Q div2rc" from lin
| married Nr ltloln also when ! w1~ -
he had 50 much to do thor he Rad ~of'cning
OF N" brain. don't You Rnow and | got d.
yorcc from him
/ don't know anything about Vaughn
AZ an married Nr Ionsdal" ten Years
nro lie w0~ 2 good mau and IN riCht
About this Mason a0pir know nothing
A. the time IL t' claimed married him !