The evening world., 1914-04-15
|nOTEl men SUED
by BROTHERS, WIFE
!. FOR HIS LOST LOVE
Mrs. Lewis D. Boggs Charges
They Took Husband From
Her-Asks 100000.

Mrs. Constance n. Bo9gs, who some
e1Dss styles herself the Countess Con-
stance Boegs.ls. .Tourneaux. began a
sase in the supreme Court yesterday
against her brothers. .in-iaw. John q.
and ReSsrt n. Boggs, proprtetors Of
~ Longacrs Hotel In West Forty
sDvootA street. and the Hotel Laurel
- at No. is7 West Fifty NTH street.
~ Alleged alienation Of the affections
q hsr husband. LAWS d. Boggs.
The young woman. who once came
into considerable prominence through
hsr pcomottoa Of "ths world-famous
Garden CITY Conservatory Of Music
end ArtA"-which faded into oblivion
wants 100000 for the injury she says
hAs beeo done TO her.
NE charges that tho brothers-in.
law "maliciously enticed from the
plaintiff" her husband, "and detained
or harborOd him In opposition to her
utmost peaceful efforts to obtain him
from the dssendant's custody. control
and influsucs."
Nh. Boggs wept a. she told her
ezNmatic story In the office OF her
counsel. Chsrwig x Fax. No. 30
Broadway.
Il nrst met Lewis Bosss." she be.
can, when ! was a guest Of honor
% the Society OF the Cincinnati. We
became friends. His mother seemed
20 b very fond OF mo and two months
later she and I went TO live toget her.
The friendship Of Lewis and my
solf soon ripened into a very deep
love. and We wero married on Feb.
''For some reason unknown TO me
ny brothers-in-law never had any
- Tor ne. In November last they
shipped my husband to Tennessee,
much against his wishes. and later
oad me sent to the psychopath hic
ward 1t Bellevue Hospital. After re-
naining there three days was dis.
81 love my husband and I know
~ loves me. There has never been
s,the slightest trouble between u, OK.
,cept that brought about by his
hrothers."
Ars. Boggs 10 . musician and has
MaAe concert tours. Her father wal
Visitor 4. Henry, an evangelist.
\ letter Ers. BogeD says was writ.
tea BY her husband when he was il
! sTsonsooos 20 . friend In this city
Soa0o:
~ Am seosibls Of the brothsrly
love which hes prompted my brothers
% do all In their power for mo. Nc
{ Qwo brothers could b. closer than J
-. and myself. and I am trying q
eake . great big bracs and eliminate
~ love entirely. The manhood tina,
y IN me rovolts Against turning Z
/. odSift In the world.
Z II have had NO opportunity to tall
- her. simply deserted her like dol
--turned her adrift In the awful men.
~ and physical condition she 10 In
ono with u all ! An helpless"
+, Il 4 letter which Nrs. BoeRs SAYS shs
tDcelvsa recently from her mother.
lA-law runs:
Z NY Darilng-Lsw Just left. Dear
Hrecious boy. how he misses you
J. You ere bis comfort, and I just hop,
and pray that you may soon BE- ro,
united. He loves you 20. and In q
oad away from you. God grant tha'
coon, very soon. you may be tOgetheI
again. He suffers for you. dear.
, wtll ~ 70 - you again soon. Aucl
love nom mother"
When she established the Garde,
Oty Conservatory. Ars. Boggs casuail,
mentioned J. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. q
n. p. Belmont and Col. e. H. r. Greer
- friends and hackers. The institu
Ton, u appears, drew half Q hundre,
celebrated teachers at the promise o
large salaries. but few pupils.