New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-03
WIFE QUIT HOME
FOR JOEY AND
LOVE In ORIENT
BiIl Reveals Alienation
Suit of T. NJ. Carroll
for 100000.
YACHTSMAN WRECKED
HERMITAGE FAMILY
Woman's Disappearance IN
planned by Rich Philadelphia
ans Ardent Letters.

The mystery surrounding the d'sap-
,,aranee or Mrs. Elizabeth b. Carro"
u,fc OF Thomas ". Carroll, proprietor
o. the Hotel Hermitage, who vanished
.a.,,. a, January. 1918. was cleared up
yesterday. The hotel mans wife &C
cor3;7g 10 a. alienation OF affection
,,,. e,e5 several mogths age, but when
has inst become public elopsed WIN
conno6orc Joseph D. Swoyer' OF inc
r5cIeea Yaeh, Club, a millionaire fhH-
,4c,rh.a warn manufacturer, and &C
comra7icd him on trip that EXTENDED
half way around the world.
IT,. present whereabouts Of Mrs.
C.rrou are unknown. With Commodore
Su.ovcr she visited Japan, Manehur'a'
o,Asr noints in the Orient and Austria
e.. II. returned 70 the United states,
leaving her somewhere IN ASIA "
Europe. ,,..,. ,.o-. than
two months after Mrs. SSrIo.' - 'H'
away. her husband obtaIneu an a.o .,,d
$50 ~ choir marriage, on the RTou"G
-. her final decree OF divorce naG
- hoo. granted when she marrleA
i-~, Ho~ .rst husband WAS Robert q.
clos With whom she eloped from he'
homo I'm Hudson, y. Y. IN l'ol'
Suit Reveals Romance.
The fling Of a suit By Judge Frank
S0,athers. OF Atlantic CITY IN Una.
80 90 collect 5000 in counsel fees
ALLEGED 10 be due James II. hayes d"
ATTORNEY. also Of At!antc 'l'y' u
closed the romance OF CoIh'noU0''
Sryovcr's life. -l 90
shortly after Mr.. Swoyer returned -
this country Mr. Carroll brouEI' SUI
for alienation o. lis w.te.s aHec"V,,lS'
and asked 100000 damages ~
So orrarcd M Hayes 10 quasA
49, 80 for him. and this he was
successful iu doing NO puo"ClE -"
$3.50 .ro AFFAIR. When the attorney
r-o.ev-ed r bin for $1,000 Swoyer -
ga 20 have refused 10 recognize ~
IL orevod 20 settle for $1,000, but NJ
Usrcs would not compromise. ne Ia
;r, of he suit Yesterday resulted,
T, IL. cowp'afut against the inla,
doirbis warn maker Mr.. CAIRO. slaleu
ttat Mr., Swoycr had sought loI ~
- 70 ,r5uce his wife 20 leave lNe
nj hermitage and run away WIN
~ Tie wrote many enoearlnc ~
go some Of which came lhlo we
,,ossoes.ou 81 the hotel man Whe" ne
scsrched his w.fe's effects ai'eI eS"I
God 10 San Francisco. Inc! "eiS ~
v.itb the COMPLAINT. Mrs OaiIo"' -
before her first marriage was
Elizabeth pouitney. OF iiuuSoI' nj
sner. the sumner % 1917 a. 'He -
Ghcydean. Atlantic City. and was prom
hDt! -.-,s1 affairs Of the Chel-
sea Yacht Club. :. .,.r
Wber Mrs Carroll came 10 this cry
- 49, f.U Mr.. Swoyer is said 10 nave
oor,o here often. and TO have ARRANGED
cIardestiue meetings, when resu''eu
~ Their elopemeut that winter.
Love Letters Found.
One - Nh Swoyer's letters 70 Mrs:
Carroll. which was fled by her HUSBAND
With the alienation Of affection SUM-
was addressed TO WY own precious
dazzling" and read as follows:
81 have never loved or craved your
eternal companionshlp so in All my NE
before. and now ! live only IN inc
beautiful thought that on January l
~, ,borcabouts we will leave together
80 no together in the most perfect love
erd harmony until God separates US.
Tor let me say right her | love you
with such a strong and perfect love
mat no one living can take you from
me. .
more than ever. ! want you; ! need
YOU. You are necessary 70 me as the
AIR breathe
Mr. Swoycr then told Mrs. Carroll
that. although he had played golf al
the day before and went to bed weerled
AZ o'clock, he had been unable to
sleep. 81, .,, -.
keen from calling you on the phone,
he wrote.
81 want 20 take you in my arms and
Hiss YOU" ne continued My very soul
calls out 90 you this minute for ! need
YOU so. You are my love, my life, my
soul. my all.
an take you away the first OF the
vcar. then sorrow will be no more.
Wei have each other always, and We
Will then have the Joy the beautiful
Ife due Us both have also begun
inquiries about superintendent TO