The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
GIRL He LIEF 7
BEHIND SUES
Treasurer Bihn, of Garden
Theatre, Went Soldering
to the Philippines.
BEAUTY WANTS $4,000.
Fair San franciscan Says He Prom
lsed to Wed Her, but
Married Another.
BEAUTY WANTS $4,000.

Edward A. Bihn. treasurer OF tn.
Garden Theatre. Il accused by Mis-.
Ahee Roland. San Francisco beauty
with making violent love to her, en-.
sasing himseif to marry her. and then
oosnins to New York and getting q wiz.
here.
Miss Roland has sued B,hn for 81 90
damages for breach OF promise o. mar
siage.
All concerned have maintained sccrccy
eSout tho cass but II came out to-day
in q motion by Frank l. Crocker. at
toruey for B!hn. before Justice Gle
eench In the Supreme Court. 20 compel
MIss Roland to deposit $40 with tho
court as nonresident plaintiff TO cove.
Or. Bihn's legal expenses in case she
loses on tho trial.
Julius Lehman, for Miss Roland. Of
fsred tho motion. He said that BIN.
when on his way to the Philippines m
. soldier In 1898. mot Miss Roland In San
francisco. They ilirted. /. was a case
OF 1ove at first sight. and 1, grew In
ardor while he was away -soldierias.
as bunch OF ten fervent letters from
him TO her would prove.
Miss Roland's affidavit saya that she
80 Informed that Mr.; B!hn has married
q New York woman since his return"
said Mr.. Lehman. land this telegram
which have just received frui Mss
Roland says that sho Is aoou: TO start
sor New York. Sho will mako her resi-
dence IN this city. and will remain
here during and after the trial"
Decision was reserved.
One OF Ills Letters.
One of the alleged letters from
MIR. Bihn to hts enainorata. dated at
the Park Hotel. Hot Springs. Ark,
March l6. 1901. began: my Dear Alice"
and said. among other things:
am having ftne time: go out
age - a day. Yesterday day a i, friend EN- " and
myself. wen, UP to the Southern Club
ana played faro bank: we were for
tnnnte enough TO win 500 apiece
The writer says he Is going to take a
Chicago girl 10 the hotels annual bali.
and they are to dance with the cake
walkers and see II they can't win the
cake.
an evening dress suit that cost 81. but
you can bet it's swell.
II wiz remain here until Easter. then
go back to 81, Louis Tor a week or
Join me by Angus, or September.
Yes. dear Alice. | hope you VIII DO
al you can 10 alter ,ou- disposition.
IN your. power to become a mise. deary
little wife.
Declaration of Love.
Alice. love you more than word,
can express. and would do anything in
the world for you. ! would go through
fire for you. but would not get up and
'.A!ice. you would please me greatly
II you would try and reduce some or
your flesh. but don't lace too tight and
euner. because don't want you to do
well. dear girl. remember me 10 al!
your sisters and write soon and often.
Yours forever
An Evening World reporter called a,
the Garden Theatre and saw AIR. Dlhn.
lie was behind the little glass window
In the cashiers office and falkcd to the
,sIorS,e e In ,, a j"rky manner between
Mr. B!hn /" no, more than ,wcnty-one
years old and his face, winch IS a.
smooth as Eassar girls. was fire.
when he men,ionei cd tho Iair. nam"
He was very carefully dreHSc! His hair
was parted exactly In the centre y"
had on broad-shnuidercd military coat
The checks were so large and distinct
that experts could play chess on It, Ills
wa!stcoat was OF III" horse blanket va
ri.ty aud decidedly yellow, lis Tic was
like the clang ~ a trolley car gong
There was faHh OF light when he
moved his ,ewellcd hand,
Yes" said he II ADM, met Mics
Rowland at San Francisco ma, her
that was all There IL nothing more
'fR know
and met her. don, know what 81"
sneans ] don't really. am engaged To
another young lady, No, | won't tell
you her name. This IL an outrage. You
shouldn't ask me such questions. Now.
say. | wish you would 20 away now
you leave me alone. won, say any
more to you. ! Just met her, Nov, You
go away"