New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
FORCED TO WE'D, SHE SAYS.
Three Ueeks' Bride Seeks Diu0rce-
Tells of Pistol Play.
LBx TeIegraph 70 The Tribune. J

Burlington N J.. Sept 2s-Mrs Arthur Schlein-
niger, who is with the family Of Alfred FRANKIE
here, is seeking to have her marriage of three
weeks ago annulled because, she says, her husband
forced her at the nuzzle of revolver to go the
altar with him, while she Intoxicated. Her
maiden name was Miss Mary Breucher. She lived
No. 936 Tremopt-ave., The Bronx
Mrs schleininger says her marriage took place in
Network. Thursday night, September 4. about
1870 p. m. She says she intoxicated at the
time and that Schleinnger forced her to enter
carriage with him by threats Of using the re-
voIver and drove TO St Mary's Roman CathoHc
Church at WilIiamsbridge, where the ceremony was
performed by Father Carr.
After her marriage, Miss Breucher says, she
gathered together few of her clothes and, taxing
little money, boarded train tor ms c5ty. 5
him boarding in this city with his tatheT, VINO
the interest of the Seventh Day Adventists. Franxe
retained Harry Miller attorney OF Jamaica, y.
Y. and through him brought proceedings IN me
New-York courts to have her marriage with
Schleininger annulled- 49, =.
schleininger and Mr. and Mrs. Breqcnerz came me-, 20
this city yesterday morning but MISS Breu f
had gone to the Trenton fair with the franke IAN
iv and did not return until night Her parents
and Schleuinger nevertheless lOtered about town
until the FRANKS retGTned ane s n1e1 fooWed MI
Breucher seized his daughter by the arm and at
posed and in the struggle the girl freed herself
Schieinnser vent to the Office Of Police Mag
strate Charles smith and made an e9 Tho TO
have warrant iS sSIs he ya unsuccessful
Miss Breucher is still in this city at the home or
the FRANKIE family. Until recently she was en-
pIOved in the New-York Office Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company
Her husband has retained Nicou, Anable &
Lindsay to fight the case, and will try TO get writ
of habeas corpus to force the Frankes TO give up
his wife. According him and his wife's parents
the girl had been visiting the Frankes AT Hollis
Long Island. Alfred FRANKIE, they say, was very
much in love with the girl and had threatened 10
shoot schIeinfnger on several occasions
The night Of her marriage, the parents say the
girl was at home. SchIeininger invited her to go
riding, which she did. The pair stopped at road
glasses of wine. From there they drove 70 LLie
home Of Nicholas Greene, one OF sGnleiIlIlg n.y. >
friends at 1st-ave. and 2d-st-. w lllaIasoiIust
Ernest Donavia, consented to go to rather CdII :
with them So AFRAID Schlelninger that tralHte
would shoot him that he got revolver put leLl IL
behind because could find no cartridges TO NJ II
Father Carr SAYS there was absolutely noLLlIIIlS
aho II the marty which would lead any one 10 De
iiaLa the girl was either intoxicated or drugget;o
While the maria &c taking place the elLl ;
r,ararrs that FRANKIE came 10 their nous 1uI
finally went away After the marriage Sctlltll
ingar saws The party visited several ro+unotSess,
af7ar which he took his wife TO the nome OF ms
nsrenrs In the morning. ne says. she Went %
wort, accornpa MED by her sister beatrice w lsu
sb4 reached the office she resigned aud went 70
New-Jersev at once