The evening world., 1905-07-17

anything with n worldly woman who
could see tLrot sh his schemes"
Eoth Mrs. Meyers and Mrs Apgar
mutt seen at lher homes TO-DAY py AN
hNel!hs Word reporter. " nile tne
49," ,ap'edfeu 10 pc IN deep distress
.itS' meyers SAID that the suicide was
not OF much momenC to ner AZ .nnar
hdu not told tae waoie truth on 7ha
stand IN her defense vac
MI ApS.r was seen at the house at
NO ~ S!p avenue, in which the body Of
ne suicide lies Awaiting me InnerII ~
hoFFo" h!Snt. Sne nau been estranEed
RON heF "d$oand previous TO his act OF
Stll-deSIruciiOn.
Il iurglv, him." said Mrs Anyar ...s
] hope God VIII forgive MIN Tor Srs
rash act. He could not have Deun him
Mrs. Meyers lives at No. HO Clifford
Mr. Meyers in their honeymoon days.
she talked freely about her troubles.
samcs Husbands Relatives.
My husband was estranged from me g
sh" slid, by tne influence MS family
LfotSht 10 ucar and oy the foolish,
careless remarE,S some .. ms nIeuus
llLdc u hm. Wn.n | married MN
ana came 10 Jersey city VITA nim to
1--we, tour years ago, | immediately be-
came popular ana WAS admitted into
the Ilrst society,
My husband family was made furi-
A
TOOK tne Position here that they uic
been dying an their ives TO "A 'heve
IL mart ln=m that my sUclGl po,uIon
, ana my fortune IN ny own rshe snudlu
open TO me me doors mat we're son
closed to them, Tney rirst spoke mean.
ly Oi me - my husband.
'"TEcn one day one OF his friends sad
TO him. My L"rd, what d wo..an your
vile is, How does IL happen that a
httle runt Ike you gets such "A queen +?
Watch her: she pretty popular That
bred in him his irst feeling - ulstrusl
thtt ripeled into an unrestia ned H.
5 unity am became his r,l!ns passion" :"
inca a.rS. Meyers leaned back in her
arm chair smoothei her brown hair.
famed her plump cncck ana explained
hrw. while shc had never siiI me mnrJ
n sclf-lnade man wi iihout family. an
unworthy husband for hers IT, Carr
English, '"ne of the belize OF Frank.
iDlS, Nv. If YOU pleas. hei:css ana
former owacr uf Pcttrson's Magazine =
'brugM ~ by my aunt Mrs. q. h.
Ward. surroul"led by every refining lux
urX;Nnv do Won s,,rr,se :, ,,,s,., =.
spected by the tingSs people in Jersey
CITY, that the Rev Charles Herr would
have been here every day 10 escor; me
to court. to cheer me and protect me :?
And why? Because ] have no father"
The minister Is pastor OF the First
Reformed Church, one Of the wealthiest
churches IN Jersey City,
do you suppose that Il 7 did not
have the sympathy and respect of the
Finest and wealthiest ladies my friend
Mrs, Maddox would be planning a pe-
tition to the Chancellor, signed by
az the leading society women? WY
IL II they believe in me II / am the
woman this decree woulc make me out ?
| 'Do You suppose that i her mother 5
Gepsintion 1a,sr,do cynlrn We're really blotted my
/ - 81 Ian lIL - a.
would be now moving In the best set,
going to everything? We'll, i guess moi,
DO yon suppose ia stay here in Jer-
sey G,iy t,nA,, az anoiher day nn'ess knew !
ut Is terrible" said Mrs, Movers.
Hoy a woman can be vlctlmiEed by
mans coward!ce, jealousy and greed
! me. Then. there was what | must call
Mr.. Apgar's cowardirc. ! am convinced
that II he had gone on the stand with
The, noble intentlen of defending me
tion he would have told the truth
Openly and determlnedly. to my com
/ plete indication lie should have ex-
plfah,nsi plane. why yun he was Was kn9wn az Hotel
fencing as he DID. lie maze me suffer
unjustly for his wrong-donR. He was
not man enough 10 ramember that one
s,ur on n woman ruins her life. while
q man can go through life unsullicd by
disgrace. Apgar was not man enough
| tn protect me
u helieye that knowing his real char
| actcr tho N,ce-chancellor saw NJ to pun
ish h IN by granting this divorce, tn,
| punishment was at my expense, tha,
II all.
MT. Apgar was nothing TO me nor Y
TO hin. We met casually Ave times
And his death was no more 10 me than
| II would be 10 any enc who had mel
tie man. he u dead. that u ALL"