The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30

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told IN ne West ssle court yesterday after.
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may 10 wotth ~ y man N he doesn't ~ M
huSing of -elllna Tor himself WashbuTn
vas arrested IN y warrant iss,icd by Maaia-
ttafe Pool On tho complain, ~ his wife,
Hilda Anlen Waahbnrn. that he deserted
her two years ago and has failed n provide
for her since
NRshhurn, who IL ~ years oti. has an
ofice with ! " Davis 4 90, ~ ion Rruad-
way He is n son ~ Eugene " washburn.
. retired broker. who lives NJ Snund Beach.
Conn and he " . member ~ the New York
Yacht club His marriage IN Hilda Alien,
who IL related 10 the Havemeyers. occurred
In the Little church Around the Corner
on April II. iao5. and was n runa way match.
II wasn't known for three months after
and young Washburn wasn't Immediately
forgiven by his family.
tIN uiIFr' was TlbIt III inc OUlCB OF
Washhurn's lawyer, Lloyd Price, at is
Broadway When the case was called, tho
defendants lawyer objected 20 a hearing.
because he said Mrs. Washburn had started
a suit for separation in the Supreme Court
durir the winter,
Judge Bischof refused TO grant her APP
plication for counsel fees and alimony
pending the hearing of the case. and that is
why this action IL brought said the law
yer, If Mrs. Washburn succeeds in OBJ
tanning a weekly allowance from her hus-
band in this court she will doubtless drop
the other suit"
Mrs. Washburn testified that she and
her husband lived with her parents for
a time after they were married n then
went to 9O7 West Ninety-eighth street.
They lived there during the winter. In
the spring OF 1907, her husband, she said
gave orders that she should not be adj
United to their apartment because she
had declined TO live at Sound Beach with
her mother-in-law.
why did you ask her 10 live there?'
asked Magistrate Pool.
Because ] was only earning 5000 a year
and that. with an allowance Of 5000 from my
father. barely paid the Expense OF our
apartment, " Washburn said.
Are you willing to live with him again?"
the Court asked Mrs. Washburn,
Yes, I'll live with him even il he beats
me she replied. but I won't &C and live
with his mother
When Washburn said that he was willing
to provide a home for his wife, but would
not live with her, the Court said he would
put him under bonds to pay his wife q weekly
allowance.
Where did you get the sS5 600 to buy your
stock Exchange seatt" asked the Court.
MY father loaned it to me at 8 per cent.
interest, and l gave him a demand note.
l haven't been able to pay back any OF it
yet, but on the contrary have had to borrow
more"
How much do you make q week?" asked
the Magistrate.
Not over $40 on an average"
That's nonsense, " declared the Court.
aYou ought to make that on one transact
ton Don't you do any buying for your
selfi"
NO. replied the defendant. "It's safer
Just to buy for other people,
Washburn was ordered to pay his wife
SIS a week, and was paroled until this morn
ing to give a bond for that amount.