Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
WARNED BY BRITISH MRS. COHEN TO SUE
Will Allow No Fiqhtinq at Proposes Suit Against Guard
Greytown Nicaragua. ian of EIopng Girl.
BOTH SIDES ARE NOTIFIED WILL ASK $4,000 DAMAGES
Alienation
Estrada and Hurlado. Is Charged
MADRIz MAKING AMENDS THROUGH WITH THE SEARCH
Sure Spouse and Miss De Are
to New York-Nothing More
Proposes Suit Against Guard
ian of EIoping Girl.
WILL ASK $4,000 DAMAGES
Alienation of Husbands Affections
Is Charged.
THROUGH WITH THE SEARCH
Sure Spouse and Miss De Janon Are
in New York-Nothing More
About Case.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. January s.-Mrs.
Ferdinand Cohen. wife of the hotel waiter
who disappeared about the time Miss
Robert Il. de Janon was reported missing.
announced today her intention OF bringing
suit for $4,000 against Robert -Buist. the
grandfather of the rich girl. for alleged
alienation of her husbands affections.
Mrs. Cohen returned here last night
from New York and called upon Henry J.
Scott, an attorney. today and instructed
him to bring the suit.
Mr.. Scott said he would prepare the
papers and institute the suit next week.
The action, Mr.. Scott said. will be brought
against Mr.. Buist as guardian of the
girl. the missing heiress being a minor.
Before comforting with the attorney
Mrs. Cohen discussed the case with her
usual freedom. Il am going TO get sat
isfaction,' she said Every one seems
to think that I am as much to blame in
this case as anybody. No one has any
sympathy for me. Well. I will see what
the court says about it. | propose to make
these people sweat for the way / have
been treated.
Will Be Found When Money Is Gone
Mrs. Cohen said she thought the miss
| ing couple will be found as soon as their
money runs out. My husband" she
said, will have to hunt work, and the
first place he asks for work as a waiter
he will be recognized and his game will
be dp. Roberta will drive him to seek
work, and will soon be crying for her
cozy room in the Bellevue-Stratford IIo-
tel. She is not the kind to stand poverty
and suffering
| She felt sure. said the deserted wife.
that her husband and the missing girl
were in New York a few days ago. She
was through with the search. she con-
tinued, and will let the police and the
girls relatives hunt for them.
To Stay in Philadelphia.
Il will stay in Philadelphia until they
are found. she said. Il will get even
with Fred for running away from me,
and then ! am going down to my daugh-
, ter's home. in San Antonio. Tex
! Henry w. Walton, counsel for Mr.. Buist.
| when asked this afternoon for his views
on the contemplated suit said:
Il have nothing to say. I will not dis
| cuss Mrs. Cohen or her husband. I am
| through talking about this case. have
decided to give out not one word more
until the girl is found and the affair is
over. We have been misrepresented SO
much that we will not talk any more
Mothers Tragic Death.
| NEW YORK. January S.-As possibly
| having an important bearing the mys-
| terry of the disappearance of Roberta de
| Janon Of Philadelphia, the missing heir
| ess to $40. 900. 900. II was reported today.
| on the strength of statement credited
| to Ferdinand de Janon. that his wife, the
girls mother. died the result OF Q
| poisoning plot.
4 reconciliation between de Janon and
| his wife was effected only few months
! before her death. and de Janon Is de-
| clared to have said that she made will
| bequeathing money to an enemy of his
without acquainting him with her action.
When Mrs. de Janon returned to live
| with him in Philadelphia this friend
made frequent attempts to see here, ac-
| cording to the story.
At about this time frequent presents
| of fruit and candy were sent TO Mrs.
de Janon. and Mr.. de Janon is quoted
| today as saying that he believed some
of those delicacies contained strychnine.