The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-04
SISTERS TILTED, THEY SAY.
ONE HAS SUED AND THE OTHER
WILL SUE A TICKLE DENTIST.

Osras Cantor IL the Onetlme object Of
Their Affections, and both Declare
mat They Lent Him Money Order Of
Arrest Already Out in Fannie's suit
Oaras Cantor was not keeping his office
hours scrlpulously at II Pitt street yes
tSldRy. The Sheriff, 50 the rumor "a H.
wa 70 call at 4 O'Clock I'm the afternoon 10
invite Osras 10 srend the night In Ludlow
Street Jail, OF else to. furnish $500 ban IN
the suit for breach Of promise 70 marry
brought against him by Fannie Hayman
Of 27s Broome street. Moreover Osras
bas reason 10 believe that a similar suit
IL about to be begun by Hattie haynlan'
Eannie's elder sister. 49,,
dafas loved not we'll but too wisely, tho
aasrs cay. According to the complaint
Hhich Fannie has already presented In
Ae City Court before Justice Joseph
Green. two years ago when he was
striRRling young dental student he met
Hattie. She was 20 years old, but she
had prospered 70 a degree altogether
oreditable TO one Of her years. She had
been part owner In a little MILITARY stoI
and had sold out her interest In 1t Tor $3.50
There Is not a young man 50 matrimonmly
desirable 20 the young woman OF the Eat
Side as Is the physician or dentist. VI
lawyers there are too many. The Essex
Market Bar Association Is Exhibit A IN
support Of this statement. What maiden
wants an unfedged lawyer when one can
be hired 10 run errands from the door OF
Essex Market court TO Park row for 10
cents and car fare-and then walks 10 save
the car fare?
But TO mortgage the future income OF
a dentist or a physician by supplying him
with the means to attain his degree that'
indeed, Is worth the risking Of any girl 3
say!nRs. Fannie looked with favor upon
Osras Cantor, and, so she says and 30 all
her friends believe, lent him the whole
$3.50.
Last fall no finished his course and was
ready 10 begin his career as tooth car
penter. He needed 10 make considerable
outlay TO purchase the tools Of his pro-
fession. Fannie says she gave him more
money. This is denied. But anyway, It
Osras was not going to marry Fannie. but
Hattie, her sister, who Is three years younger
and quite as pretty.
Hattie had also been prudent-up 10 the
time when she found the eyes OF Osras
beaming on her with acquisitlve affection.
says she lent II all to him TO get torture
chair and buzZwheel and things. Fannie
didn't mind very much. Wasn't 1t all In
the family anyway?
II Hattie loved him and II he loved Hattie
and the money was all TO be used Tor the
common glory, there was no shame in his
change. eShs forgave Hattie cheeriully
and was almoat as cordial to Osras as though
he had stuck 10 her.
But IN March Osras ceased calling on
either Of the Hayman girls. His practise
kept him busy they heard. They waited
Fannie trllstfully, Hattie with a growing
Cynioism. Osras came not at all. That
practise must be Of an unprec 'dentedly
profitable nature, they thought, They
went 10 find out. Then they heard things
which caused them great wrath. IL was
TOLD 70 them that the canny Osras had
found a new love, a lady who bad twice
az great q fortune as both the Haymans
and that he was graphing her to his heart
70 his previous delinquenoies, turned the
love Of the sisters 10 bitter hatred, They
went out after Osras.
Lawyer M. S. Shector Of oS Park row,
drew up papers for Fannie in which she
complained that the breach OF promise
TO marry her was worth $4,000. Mr..
SheCtor said that he got an order Of arrest
from Justice Green yesterday and that II
was In the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Wal
Rering for service, in default Of $500 bail,
Il had not been served last night. Mr..
SheCtor Is also preparing a similar suit for
Hattie. Said he yesterday
1T was all right 80 long as he stuck by
the Hayman family. But when those two
little orphan sisters found that he had
shaken them for a rich girl they made up
their minds that they we're going to get
some Of that girls money or else she wouldn't
get Cantor. That's all there IA OF IT,"
With q chivalry rare among those who
practise in breach Of promise cases, Mr..
Shector declined TO tell the name Of the
present object Of Osras Cantor's affect
ious.