New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-25
SUES HOE FOR SAKE Of
JUSTICE, DECLARES GIRL
Printing Press Heir, Says Miss
Sullivan, Must Pay S225,00
to Set Her Right.
DIDN'T USE HIS OWN NAME
Called Himself "Hanley" When
He Visited Her, She States
Thinks This Publicity
Is Terrible"

Miss Mae A. Sullivan the young Welles-
ley girl who is suing Arthur IngersolI
Hoe. son Of the late Robert Hoe. print
ing press manufacturer, for breach OF
promise went into greater detail yester-
day at the office of her attorney, Mira
beau L. Towns, about the wrong she says
Hoe did her in promising to marry her
when he was already married, and for
which she asks $4,000 damages. Miss
Sullivan also demands S75O 900 for Hoes
alleged failure to live up to an agree
ment 10 maintain her at the rate Of 5000
year after the engagement was broken
off
Miss Sullivan wanted 10 make IL clear
that she was not bringing the suit Just
for the money involved. because she was
well provided for from the estate OF her
father. Patrick II. Sullivan. who was
Register Of Deeds in this city and who
left about 100000. What she seeks, she
declared, is the righting of a great
wrong, and Hoe being married, the only
way she can achieve that end is by suing
for money damages. And she expressed
the belief that the case would be adjusted
out Of court. But. oh, this publicity"
she said; 1T is terrible"
Having enjoyed Hoes bounty In ex-
pensive apartments in different parts OF
the city and having accepted from him
presents which she has valued al about
500. OO0. has made II incumbent on her. she
says. to set herself right before her rel
TO- Lar
suit she explained.
AS for the presents. there was one day
when Hoe bought $500 worth OF jewel
ry She still has large part OF the
valuables he gave her. Yesterday she
wore four large diamond rings. which she
said had been bought by Hoe. He never
gave her an engagement ring. but told
her TO buy as many rings as she wanted.
In answer 10 a question as TO whether
Hoe used to visit her at her various
apartments. under his own name. Miss
Sullivan said. mo; he used the name of
Hanley. OF course. he told me his right
name the first time he met me. There
never was any concealment as 70 his
identity. only he did not tell me that he
was married. He said there were reasons
why he should not use his right name
when he called on me So I didn't ques-
ton him. as l had implicit confidence in
his protestations OF love. and firmly be-
lieyed that just as soon as the affairs OF
his fathers estate would permit. he
would marry me-"
did he ever introduce you to any OF
his friends was asked.
NO. he said he would prefer me not TO
meet his friends or relatives until after
we were married" But Miss Sullivan in
troduced Hoe as Mr.. Hanley' 10 her
friends She also introduced him TO MI.
and Mrs. William J. DAILY who with their
child lived with Miss Sullivan much OF
the time in the apartments rented for her
DAILY is her cousin.
As 10 the time when Hoe revealed 10
Miss sullivan that he already had a wife
and could not marry her. she said He
never offered 10 get a divorce, for he
knew my attitude-that ! would not Will
lirgly be a destroyer Of homes. When I
found that he was married let him know
that our platonic friendship should cease.
but that I would insist that he do the