The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
ARREST EXPORTER IN
GIRLS 100000 SUIT
Miss VI. T. Borden Says Rich
South American Planned to
Sail Away To-day.
GUINLE HELD IN $50. 900
She Alleges His Relatives
Blocked Wedding. Planned
for Yesterday.

Octave Guinie. New York rcpresen:a-
i've ~ Guinle a CO.. one OF the weaithics,
publc service corporations and exporting
hiInS ~ south America, and a member OF
The arm, would have been married yestor-
day - Miss MoIic1 T.. Borden OF SOS
Riverside Drive but for the opposition of
his mother and brother in Rio dc Janeiro.
Brazil
Because he took their auylco and d.
o.ded 10 sail alone for Europe to-day Oh
the steamship olympic, he was arrested
In s5oo.Ooo breach OF promise suit and
held In $4,000 bail.
The ordcr for the arrest Of Guinlc was
signed b. Justice Scuddcr or representa-
tons by Miss Bordens attorneys that he
was preparing TO depart and that as he
might not return a judgment against him
would be uncolectible. The order or ar
rest was served on Gunle at his office. AZ
Broadway He furnished a $4,000 bond.
0uinie lives at the Hotel Ansonia, where
he pays $500 month for an apartment.
and is alleged to have an income OF $780,
OvU a year.
Miss Borden. who lives with her
mother in the l,ivcrsid" Drive apartment. is
said TO have been on the stage She says
ia Nbbli'atiHl Niith lht utAttiuaut
has branches in London. Paris and New
York and In many South American cities
She alleges that Guinle promised on
October 10 last 10 marry her within "A
rea sonable time and the date was finally
hxed for yesterday.
The plaintiff says she met Guinle in
May last and he Immediately began to
show her marked attention He took
her to many places of amusement and on
July 5 last told her he couldn't live with
out her. She sailed for Europe at about
that time with her sister Violet and when
abe reached London she got a letter which
oaid:
My DARLING SWEET Mona: am crazy.
/ don't know what to do without you. I
have been crying s!ncr you left me ali
alone, without soul to console mo. You
are the only woman ] ever loved. and l
am willing to do everything for YOU. Oar
ling, you are my love. my soul and my
life. Come to me and | Will make you
happy. | adore YOU. darling.
80. GrINLr."
Miss Borden says that a result of
this appealing letter and others of the
samc tenor. together with cable messages
and wireless dispatches. she returned 10
New York at the earnest solicitation OF
the defendant" after being In England
only sin days.
Miss Borden said She had no idea there
would he any parental objection until
Oi!ile GOT Il cable from his mother on
January IS last and from his brother,
which said Don't do H. II you marry
you VIII be put out Of the firm
Guinic then wrote Miss BORDEN. saying
that the objections Of his family We're too
much 10 overcome. and that while II was
great blow to him. he would have 10
give up his plans to marry.
The plaintff learned that Guinle was
planning to go abroad to-day. and de-
CtQtd To him even Ii he did send her
all his cooking utensils from his Anson!a
apartment. thinking they would be useful
TO her. She said I'll" defendants father,
Eduardo ta,las.n Cunle. died a year ago
In Brazil. leaving s5,0o0.00o, and that
the defendant inherited 100000 from
his fathers partner. one Gafore. She
said n promised that when they were
wed she could have an allowance Of $50
900 a year for pin money and they would
spend part Of each year In Brazil. lie
promised to give her an the jewelry she
needed TO maintain her station in life,
che said