The evening world., 1903-05-02
Hs Was Taken III and She Sent
Him to Home of His Parents
for Better Treatment and
Was Refused Admittance.
WILL NOW GO TO COURT.
The Bridegroom Is Son Of chaun-
cey II. Crosby, viee-Presldent Of
x United States Express Company,
and Il Was a Love Match.

srMy husband Is kept a prisoner by his
parents and am not allowed to see
him nor to communicate with him. I
fear 1t Is the social gulf between his
family and mine that Is the cause of
our separation. / shall have to appeal
to the civil courts in order to reach
him.
Tearfully Mrs. Wilson Royal Crosby
told in these words of this outcome OF
her secret marriage to the son OF
Chauncey H. Crosby. vice president and
general manager of the United States
Express Company.
a bride OF but two months, she has
for three weeks been alone. as II de
serted by her husband. In that time
she has slowly come to realize that her
husbands affection has probably been
lost and that the separation is likely 10
be permanent. Since he left t1er three
weeks ago to go to his parents home
ehat he might be nursed through a siege
q rheurna tism she has had no word
eReetsssd at his sons bride.
FrId Story to Magistrate.
The handsome hside told her story to
Magistrate Deuel..
why don't you fxre him arrested
~ love him too much. and the tall
handsome young woman broke out In
tears.
In those few words she had told the
whole story of her wedding with the
young scion of wealth against his par
ents' wishes.
mick. Only a few weeks before her
sS1a ~ Ia nn ch Iaft
Convent, where she had been o student.
1t was while she was studying there
that she met young Crosby.
The Rev. John William. assistant rec
Rest. united them. The young eVeney Wcy
man had been living in Forty-seyenIh Ih
street. where the minister, was iivinn
the minister that his parents were on On
posed to the match.
The young couple took up their resi-
they were married. The bride is Still
there. She long refused to move, saw
sng that when her husband reiurucd
she wished to be waiting for him where
-,seventy-third street The elder "I M.
Crosby; when seen there to-day, seemea
my son Is Ill in bed with rheuma.
tism," he said. II will not make !.
man has said"
Her Father IL Poor.
The bride is the daughter OF Edward
and ten children. of Witch Dorothy Was Was
No. 1872 Third avenue The family Is
straining every effort to have all OF his
children well educated, and 1t was a
hard pinch for him to send his daughter
TO the Convent Of the Sacred Heart.
Today that her daughter had met
cr9s1y SSsu ABOUT ,s,yssd year ago go. t,.v noo
keeping company" said Mrs. McCor-
mick. 1T told Dorothy his family would
never consent to match, l told her
thai she should never bring him into
"She left the house, going to board at
No. l63 West Forty-seventh street. In
this same boarding house the Rev. John
williams lived. He married them in the
boarding-hous early in March. and on
the same day her husband came ana
showed me the marriage certificate. He
promised me that as soon as possible
he would be married again by priest.
.After that my daughter lived in the
clearinghouse and her husband spent
one night a week with her. He had
not told his family anything about the
marriage;
On ftlIH oulludy ut lcil SlCh anu lldu
TO 90 home. Dorothy went to his home
and succeeded in getting to his room.
His mother would not listen to her
declaration that sha was her sons wife
and told her that she would never be
allowed to enter the house"
When the new Mrs, Crosby was ,seen
to-day she said: Since my husband
ha1 been held in restraint 1 mayo not
received one cent for support. Unless
] am allowed 70 see my husband by
Monday I shall apply for a writ OF ha-
bcas corpus