The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-10
ALIENATION AND DIVORCE.


Furman was arrested as he
Id from the train by the deputy
and was told OF the order OF ar
II He Immediately entered the car
with the deputy sheriff and drove
|e club house. where bail was given
/ 90. by Maria Furman Emerson and
Bel III. Graham. of Rye.
/ hpe alleges I'm his complaint that
is married 10 Teresa Russell at the
|,h OF ST. John the Evangelist on
|6. 1896. He further alleges that the
liant maliciously enticed and In
her by flhtery. caJolery and offers
|ney and property TO leave and de-
|the plaintiff and abandon him In
York city.
Campo has also begun proceedings
LIT his wife for absolute divorce.
|eg Furman as c"respondent. APP
la 10 the complai.. and order OF ar
|re a large number OF letters written
Is. Campo by Furman. Among the
|s found In the residence OF Mrs
|e by her husband are the following:
EAR Mrs. Campe-I fear you are
a lady OF your word. You were TO
Ne me what day this week we
Ia play about together. and I have
waiting as patiently as / could.
|h beset by an awful fear that you
|e eloped with an Airdale time
u black kitten or something OF the
Ia Please let me know what you
Il at, and when / can see you.
II. FURMAN.
|IANY TELLTALE LETTERS.
tther Letter, quite lengthy, addressed
Is. Campo. a portion Of which reads
lows:
you want to come next Sunday.
n are not coming here soon, ! Will
|3t gladly. Only let me know de-
ely about Il, and where you are
4 ing. Can you cash my checks up
Ne? II not. how had / best send
Hey? Lovingly. II. r.
|et me know Immediately at 26
|sau street about coming.
ther letter. referring to Mrs.
Ee's health and giving her instruc-
h part Of which Is as follows:
think DR.. Buruenshaw's view OF
|r case, Is at the bottom Of the
|nge OF base OF the doctors there,
I believe his view Is wrong.
lld write TO your uncle that the
o Is not beneflting you and that
are miserable and see no hope
T. improving there. IL you come
~. can / do anything about send
i Harper for your How do you
Tx you had best come! The main
h, Is are, do not sign anything and
Ne TO your uncle and Burdenshaw.
Il let me know how you are and
\ L Is happening. The stand against
place must come for you. My
VT bleeds for you and l love you
4 want to help you. My hands are
H on every side"
sApril 2. 1900. letter covering sew
spages addressed 10 Mrs. Edward
le. and appended to the complaint,
ms Mrs. Campo that one Harway
live her 5000 and more will be forth
< when that is exhausted.
feiterate the statement that you are
best influence In my life" IL says In
'and that you are the most un-
bate woman I'm the world In that
Fame In contact with me, but that
liz be helped now. l fear. Affection
1 r. FURMAN."
! Nov. IL. 1901, Furman. IL Is alleged,
4 as follows:
4 we marry how under the heavens
I've live II some one does not feed
go hungry and you have already
hungry many n time. fear. Az
Inately, REGGIE"
4 ing the last two years Mrs. Campo
Been spending the summer months AZ
Iarst. a select boarding house on the
3n Post road. II is alleged that Fur
when not at the Apawamls club.
4 considerable OF his time at Lee
Furman, when asked for his YER
lof the suit. said rather petulantly.
'really none OF your business"
Campo will not see reporters. She
out word that she had nothing 10