The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02
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" Wallace Hiiiebfandi tho defendant.
htd bern hanging aFu,nd her fesitencs f0f
ue~ha tnd had persisted IN calling her
Mrs IIna Waliscs Hiliebrandt She
then produced some u the Objectionable
letters Ons ~ tho first eSprraaei Tho s-n.
timents NJ tho writer Ne similaf 10 thu-e u
tho theatfegoer
who soulini ~ In me bsleory tof IN . circle s,aIi.
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would FAN
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The purport n this letter vas that Hide
brandt while In the orchestra Of Flprodora,'
cast sheep's eyes NJ Miss Hopper until he
became Wild with i~nfatua'ion for her In
another letter he pursued somewhat the
same idea 10y referring 10 the sight IT a
woman clad In n light net dress through
which he Jaw enchanting lingerie. He
Described tho lingerie with great particl-
larity and then propounded his propo-
sitiOn.
Actresses are 40 different IN the stage. N
IL possible that my eyes were gazing upon
the lingerie Of Miss Hopper.
A long letter under date Of August is
began;
MY DEAR SWEETHEART A. I sit and look
at your picture lying over my reading table
ito me an altar wher' kneel and pray !
wonder II You received my last letter which
/ sent you to ?s West rhirty-third street.
In a postscript the writer wanted to
know:
IL II true that you were engaged TO marry
Jack Gallatin"? | asked you that when /
sent you the request to send me tSOo by check.
In another letter Hildebrandt wrote
MY DEAR Mrs. EDNA WALLACE HIDE
BRANp II a wish could stand for a fact
the above would not only he a supposition.
After nearly four years Of you upon my past
and many acts and workings based solely
supposition-this will not be an
strain and ! do hope you will not think me
too bold In addressing you so,
But besides I have nerved myself by taking
a trip on "A College Point ferryboat on last
Sunday. ! passed Riker's Island. which l
helped to I'LL in three years ago under the
name OF Freddie Fisher.
Miss Hopper had many more lettors in
court and more besides. she said, in the
Of her counsel, former Judge Coyne.
Magistrate Baker thought he had enough
and decided to hold the defendant under
$500 bonds for good behavior.
We'll, Judge" exclaimed Miss Hopper,
her eyes sparkling, "let me tell you he got
of with n light sentence"
Magistrate Walsh overlooked the APP
proach to contempt Of court, Miss Hopper
up when 1t became known that
Hildebrandt would go TO the Island in de-
fault Of bail. The prisoners counsel said
he would appeal.