The evening world., 1911-08-23
MRS. SANGER WINS
DIVORCE HUSBAND
FAILED TO OBTAIN
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Detectives Testify Against Man
Who Inherited $4,000
From His Father.
$4,000 A YEAR FOR WIFE.
Agreement With His Mother
Provides Income for His For
tune Has Been Spent.

Nh. Florence L. Sanger mas been
aWNfdsA q mai decree Of divorce from
Lsuis p. Sanger. q son OF tho late
Frank W. Sanger. the owner OF the
Dmpirs Theatre. The decree was signed
~ Justice Bischoff several days ago.
Yeung Sanger 10 heir to an estate Of
more Than $4,000.
No provision for alimony was made IN
The decree. a. Jacques L. Boisse, counsel
for Mrs. Sanger. did not apply for It. as
h greater portion Of the estate coming
to Sanger 10 tied up until the death OF
his mother. An agreement was executed
between Mrs. Sanger sr. and the trus-
tees Of the estate by which Mrs. Louis
p. Sanger will receive 5000 a year as
long a. she remains unmarried.
The will Of Frank W. Sanger directed
that 16oo. 900 be set apart for his son. half
a Wiis;, ~ss paid him when he reached
The OF twenty-three. the rest to be
Wid when he becomes twenty-eight,
which will not be until February. l9iA.
The remainder OF the estate was d.
vtded into equal parts. Of which Sanger's
mother receives the income OF one dur
!AS her lifetime.
opGNT ThoUsANps OF iNHERl.
rANcE IN HIGH LIVING.
Young Sanger received the income OF
the other share until he reached twenty
three. when half the principal was paid
hin, He will receive the other half on
hiGv twsnty.e eighth birthday and the pran-
ciDal Of his mothers trust fund. which
amounts to $4,000. on her death.
Under the will he was paid e110.ooo be-
tween February and May. 1909. most OF
which he - SAID to have spent In high
living. He viii b entitled to about $751;
90 In 1914
Mrs.. Sanger obtained an in~tsriooutory
decree Of divorce from Justios Now
burger last April II ~ the report Of
Abraham Stern. referee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanger we're married DEC. q. l0US. In q
church on Fourth street. They lived for
some time 1t Roseleigh Court. No.
Went EiShty.nfth street. where the bride
he'd been residing. The couple separated
last November. and Sanger began an &C.
ton Tor . divorce. naming unknown men
a. correspondents. He failed to obtain
proof Of his allegations and discon-
tinued the suit last March. Mrs. Sanger
had ham shadOwed by detectives and I'm.
modiately began suit for divorce.
Harry Schade. superintendent OF q de-
toetive agency. was the principal wit
meas for Mrs. Sanger before the referee.
He testified that he Swallowed Sanger,
who was living At the Hotel Plaza, from
Jan.l II last until March 10.
H used To drive a pretty fast auto
mobile" said Schade. but I chartered
another. and he hardly ever got away
from me. II he did I picked him up
somewhere"
DETECTIVES TESTIFY TO HIS
TRIPS WITH WOMEN.
Scbads said Sanger took a young
woman 10 the Blossom Heath Inn and
the two had dinner. They became so
intoxicated before they left, schade
testified. that the woman almost fell
downstairs
We'll. what happened them" inquired
NJ. Bo!sse.
swell. she managed TO get Into tie
car. and on the way home the two OF
them we're kissing and hugging each
other all the way In the back seat while
the chauffeur was driving"
Tell us about ~Sanger's movements.
Roisse said.
"Oh, he used to 20 to theatres and
cafes. lie used to drink a good deal
but ] never saw him what you would
cail drunk"
Mr.. Boisse asked schade II he had
seen Sanger on the night OF March 10.
Yes" replied the witness. He left
the Plaza and wen to Church!rs, anC
he and Churchill and three other mei
had several drinks He then wake
downtown ana visited several saloons
fnalIy dropping into the rkpt
He had several drinks with a youn!
woman there, and when they came GU
they went to the Hotel Princess, wher,
he registered as j. u. White an,
wife, and they were assigned &C
room"
Schads and one OF his detectives
Joseph w. Gaskill. sworc the woman
they. sew In a room with Sanger wa
not Mrs. Sanger.