The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-20
HIS FRIENDS
UNDERWEAR.
MsIqasl Received Bill for Goods
Bought by SouVay.
LATTER "GADDED" WITH WIFE.
MaIqust Sued Suuyay for Alienation Of Wlfs's
Affections and Mrs. MaIqust Pc
tliunec for 0lvsca
LATTER "GADOED" WITH WIFE.

New York. June 2o.-Henry Marque
says that when his cnum. Robert Sou
way, ran of with Mrs. Marauet he made
no very emphatic protest. taking the mat
ter philosophically; but that when IN,
man who broke up his home went tC
mems furnishing stores and ran mp bills
for silk underwear in the name of Mar.
quet he felt that il was more than he
could stand.
The allegation OF dupIIcIty both as to
wife and furnishings is made by Mar
quet In answer to suit brought by his
wife Loretta for absolute divorce.
Through her counsel. August p. Wage
ner, OF No. 40 Chambers street she APP
Piled to Justice Gildersleeve for alimony
yesterday and received an allowance OF
IS week. despite the objections Of her
husband told In his affidavits.
Mr. Marquet was once employed In the
Garfield National Bank. He now lives
with his rich father. druggist. at No.
i22 Waverly place. and is devoting him
self chiefly to these legal proceedings.
Mrs. Marquet said the marriage took
place In 1895 and they have three-year-
old girl, Henrietta. She left her hus-
band because of the state of affairs on
which she asked for the divorce.
THE HUSBANDS STORY.
1--WE were married when was % and
she was 1s." the husband says in his sf-
fdayit.
Il had known Robert Souvay ever since
we were children. Shortly after my mar
riage introduced him to my wife, and he
After awhile I became suspicious be-
cause my wife and Souvay We're often
out OF an evening. She said she was go
ing out visiting or shopping. but / sub
sequently discovered that she was 'gad-
ding about with my chum.
.'One night she was out until nearly
o'clock if-the morning with setray,-
as I ascertajned. at q picnic. 1 protested
both TO my wife's parents AZ well an to
Souvay's. but with no effect. We ac-
separated, she going back to
her parents house and / returning to my
fathers home.
II made her a weekly allowance, but
lid not see her for Ave or six months
when the baby Henrietta was born.
subsequently lost track of my wife, and
iually learned that she was living up
own with a man who passed as myself
MIR. MarQuet
From this mans description IS given
o me by the neighbors ne was evidently
and from inquiries made by me
found that he was introduced as Mr..
Narquet, 20 much so that he ran up a
,il for underwear In my name at an up
own store. The bill was sent to me about
Iwo months age.
II went TO friends and consulted with
them. They advised me not 10 stand It.
So, with my brother-in-iaw. DIR. Maxi
millisn Lawson, and my lawyer. VIII
liam l.. Mathot, we went TO my wife's
No. 765 West Thirty-eighth
street. a handsomely Furnished private
house."
The AFFIDAVIT of Dr. Lawson tells what
happened there They broke down some
doors and found Mrs. Marquet and Mr.
the latter in some OF the haber-
dashery mentioned In the invoice sent TO
Mr. Marquet
There was wild scene Stepping over
the pile Of kindling wood that a few mo-
fncnts ago had been a door LAWYER
A'athot then and there served upon the
pink-slk 5ouvay a summons and com
plaint In action brought by Marauet
alleging that he had aIienated the af-
fectIons of Mrs. Marouer
The wife and the former chum both
deny the insinuations.
II was there at the request OF Mrs
Alaruuet" explains Souvay. The baby
Henrietta was IN. and she asked me to
walt until the doctor came"