Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-24
|QUEEN MAY AID
MAN JAILED HERE
| IN ALIENATION SUIT
PROBES sor FrederiscIlen Would
Like to Send Word of Plight
tCnRoumanian Monarch.
SUEDsBY EAST GRANGE
DENTIST EFOR $50 1000
In jail. Musician TeHsIof ear
tisf'E Affinity" "-.LeGA Action
Eads Run awayfMatch.

II could gety wurdtto the Queen u
Il enrnania she~souid get me out OF fhia
Jess" said Professor Walter Freder-
Ee-hen. Of Hamls1rg, an understood 1our-
HEaired muslcia m in his cell in tkn
lcounty jail to- Jay. following his arrest
in suit for Sc E0OOidamages brought b.
DR.. Frederick. W. Eichhorn. a prosnI-
nent East Orange dentist. Mrs. Eieh-
norm, it is sf.id. is endeavoring to rally
fr1ends and 'sash to the amount of 81. so
totset the pr ofessur free. The professor
s;Eys the queen was immensely pleased
with rhapsody he had composed for
ser special benefit. He also wrote an
bratorio for the Prince of Monaco. ana
fhoasts of his friendship with other royaf
personages.
Meanwhile DIR. Eichhorn, pale ana
trembling, with a strong body-guara.
is In seclusf'bn at his home, Main street
i and Greenwood avenue, and refuses
| to see any one or talk about his suit
for $4,000 damages against the foreign
professor. his wife's tutor. Il is said
| that the wife is in towering rage ct
the turn The affair has taken. and that
the breach between the couple is ir-
reparable- DR.. Eichhorn's mother is
saying: I told you so; never ap-
proved of the match Kitty Clorer
never was good enough for my boy :
hIttyfClorer, as she was known befcr4
ner marriage, Is the das' ghter of Alex
ander Clorer, of 42s Yzs.fey road. Wez<
Orange. She was a POPULAR girl ana
musicaily inclined. It is declared that
she rared over every musician OF note.
Her friends say that II was simply ad-
mirarion that she had for musicians
and that her husband .'never could un-
derstand her artistic temperament"
'remperamcnk strnfnedv
In reply to this, DR. Eichhorr is salUu
10 nave declared that his wife was
straining the artistic temperaineuk
idea" TO the breaking point when she
brought over with her from Ger1nanx
4 Professor Fred ederischen, and insisted q
having him installed as a member of
the household Hence the suit Tor dam
ages and the service of the capias which
is holding the Hamburg music teacher
in this city.
Professor Detected.
The professor was seen in his cell
ot the jail today by a reporter for the
detected. and sobbed frequently dur
| ing the course OF an interview. He
said he had not tasted a n1orseI Of
food since his arrest. due to WORRY.
He smokes cigarettes ineessantiy.
sThe disgrace of this is TERRIBLE, >, Ne
said II am a married man myself. ana
have been married ten years. II msS)A
seem egotisticaI, but have a splendid
reUufafi0u x,usa@sa-,
composed a rhapsody for the queen ex
Roumnnia, and an oratorfo. ssauI ana
David for the Prince of Monaco.
My wife owns one Of the finest
hotels at Cologne. came here at the
suggestion of Dr. Eichhorn. He was
to show me the sights of this country.
There was also some talk of me con-
Quoting tours here, which, il was held
out to me, was very profitable. I paid
both fares to this country on the Gin
cinnati, which Is a slow boat On tha
other side I advanced Mrs Eichhorm
money, and I had always been led l.
believe that DR.. Eichhorn would nav
me when we got here. All that DR..
Eichhorn sent his wife while she was
abroad was $50.
There never was anything wrong
between Mrs. Eichhorn and myself. Il
was sort of artistic affinity. She
liked me as musician pure and simple.
1t is true that neither OF us made much
OF a fuss over DR.. Eichhorn when be
met US at the pier. We were both sick
from the voyage and were in a hurry
to get our trunks. Dr. Eichhorn sano-
toned the suggestion that his wife ana
myself go to the Edgemere in Orange.
where We occupied separate apart
ments. On the steamer over she had
stateroom 80 and I had g.
Went to Boarding House.
He said to his wife that might lie
lonesome. She vent to see him at nfs
fiat two nights. The rest Of the time
she was with me. Then we went to q
boarding house kept by her sister. a
Mrs. Bornholt. In Greenwood avenue.
Later I took her and her sister to tire
Hotel Windsor. In all this time there
never was anything wrong in the rela-
tions between Mrs. Eichhorr and rny-
BY