The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-04
PRETTY WIFE AND MANY
CREDITORSSEEK HUSBAND
Frank Warren, Member of Ex-
elusive Union Club,
Missing.
ESTIMATED HE RAISED
$4,000 BEFORE LEAVING
Miss Sarah Clickner, of Passaic,
Gone, Too-Couple Lived ac
Man and Wife in New York.

Frank Warren, member of the exclu-
sive Union Club, and until recently a
member of the prosperous printing nrm
of Groebe & McGovern, is being sought
in Western cities by detectives em-
pIoyed by his beautiful young wife,
Mrs. Elsie Warren, and his creditors.
Miss Sarah Clicl<ner, the attractive
19-year-oId daughter of ID. H. ClicEner,
owner of the Hygeia Hotel, Passaic. is
also missing.
Mrs. Warren declared that her hus-
band has abandoned her and their g.
year-old daughter, Rita, and has sacri-
feed his successful and promising busi-
ness.
Warren, who was considered one of
the most reputable business men of
Newark, is now under indictment on a
charge of abandoning his family and
is out on $1,000 bail furnished by his
brother.
| Mrs. Warren, who was Elsie Steele.
was one of the bellies of Essex county
at the time of her marriage to Warren.
ten years ago. Their marital life was
happy until about year ago, when her
fAH.'HeeAid ihtN OGCdIue luIdLuaIcQ
with Sarah Clickner.
! Warren sold his interests In the print
Ing business here and went to New
York, where he purchased the cafe and
grill room at ia East Twenty-third
street, Manhattan. He left his wife
! and pretty daughter in this city, It de-
veloped today. and for a time the de-
serted wife could not learn his where
abouts
However. she spent most of her time
searching New York. and soon located
him in the metropolis, where. she de-
clares, he was living with the Clickner
girl as husband and wife, She took the
case to the grand jury and an indict-
ment was returned against Warren. He
was arrested and brought to this city
few weeks ago. After furnishing bail
he returned to his business, which was
well-paying venture. For time
after he left his wife he paid her 500 a
week for separate maintenance. but
soon this stopped coming and the COM
plant followed.
Known as MIR. and Mrs. Roman.
When Warren first deserted his wife
and family he went to live with Miss
Clicl1ner on West Sixty-fifth street,
where they were known as "Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Romain." After spending
short time in this house they moved
to 7 West Sixty-fifth street, where they
lived for about four weeks with fam
ilyfpamed Reilly.
For a time all trace of the couple was
lost so far as place of residence was
concerned, but they We're seen daily
around the West Twenty-third street
3 a.,I af tlxyr q
rants.
About four months ago they rented
furnished apartment on the third floor
of IA East Twenty-second street. This
place was sublet to them by two young
women who are now in Europe, the
rent being $65 monthly. It was here
that Warren and the young woman,
who is a buxom blonde, entertained
their friends, including several we'll
known residents of this city and Pas
sale Mr. and Mrs. Clickner. father
and mother of the young woman, were
frequent visitors at the house
About six weeks ago Mrs. Warren To-
Gated the couple at this house, and as
a result many of the acquaintances
they had made among the tenants In
the building were cut short. Mrs. War
rem called at the apartment house sew
eral times and on these visits made
the acquaintance of a Mrs. Clark
whose husband was an intimate friend
of Warren. 1t was from him that she
learned much about the movements of
her husband, but she has been unable
to ill in the gap between the time they
left the Sixty-ffth street address and
appeared at the apartment house.
Warren sells His Cafe.
About the time his wife located him
Warren began negotiating for the sale
of his saloon business, and finally last
Wednesday succeeded in disposing OF
the place to Benjamin Elsinger, who IS
now in charge of the business. War
ren's name is still over the door. the
sign reading "Warren's cafe and grill"
According to Elsinger who was seen
by a reporter for THE EVENING
STAR. Warren sold the place and was
to assume all outstanding Indebtedness.
'T took charge last Wednesday after
noon, and haven't seen Warren SINCE
$50 o'clock that afternoon. He wasx
have returned that night and iz<y7*s
duce me to the customers. ar.,e
he was to have spent couplg o. n
about the place Introducing
trade. s/sf
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