The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1900, Page 7

DIVORCED WIFE HAS sere CLUBMAN IN COURT. William C. Clopton “Held in in $500 Bail for Writing Queer and Abusive Letters | to Mrs. Bell. MRS. JOSEPHINE BELL. @ (Sketched by an Evening Poy Per ney Segoe ee ce cee oo Willlam ¢ awyer and club-[ to think a lle, nor sleep for A moment Man, who tves at % West Sixty-ninth | but jream a lie, 80 clear out to)! @treet, wis baled to the West Side) Siberia, © ¢ © Police Cour My ad y any woman would be, of arr never imitate Mrs. Bell, for a as | Mra. Bell, who was gis) known at om time as the wife of Malllard, the Millionaire candy-maker, accuses ton of annoying her by writing queer and abusive letters, In tie samp Which she showed Magistrate Pool Me Clopton politely, but vigorously, con- | Signs Mrs. Boll to the tender merctes of Ris Satant> Majesty | Clopton was held tn $00 ball, but re- Yeased on his own recognizance. The | ease owes adjourned Uli to-morrow Morning at 10 o'elook, A DAPPER DEFENDANT. Detectives Ward and Atherson, of the Court Squad, found that Mr. Clopton Med at 4 West Stxty-ninth atreet, in a fine house almost opposite the one he occupied at No, 51, when M Bell was When arrested he was dressed exquisite to court 4apper and care- He fully groomed. Tis brown hi and inustache were curled and perfumed. He wore a dark way comt, fancy vest and ‘te riped trousers of latest cut and pattern In one hand he carried @ new straw hat, in the other a ght cane that he twirled gracefully a@ he minced down the Bisie to the benca, Hie face wore & half 4 and wholly superctitous mle A younger counterpart of himself fol- | lowed Mr Clop' urt He was a @apper youth whom Mr Clopton dressed as “Harry.” Harry would give, fo further information MRS. BELL’S STORY. Mrs. Hell was not tn o when Clop- ton was brought in and detectives were sent to fetch her. Previously an Even. ing World reporter had seen her at her Beautiful home and secured her story. | Bhe stil! prefers to be called Mrs. Clop- | ton, alleging that her husband's di voree was irregularly obtained. She) eald: “f Delleve that Mr, Clopton must be| World artist tn W: | wife, and about himself, | ) . . . Bide Court thie morning} eee a dy the devil will get you Hobbie Burns would say, ‘fry y 1, as is made in several of the the fact that Mrs. Bell, prlor to her marriage to Clopton, had lived © With Mafliard, the mi ilonatre candy Manufacturer, although not his lawful hat the income she now en- Joye comes from him. “Mr. Clopton fully understood how 1 | Was situated before we were married,” eaid Mre, Hell, “He knew just what my income was | never pretended anything to him that was not the truth, He was very careful to keep our marriage se- eret When im June, 198, we agreed to separate and that he should get a di-| vores in Dakota I elgned away my in| terest In his property and he gave me a ritten promise never to disturb me in future. “When 1 lived with Mail n was under the impression that | Dis | lawful wife, but Ido not want into | that, The old man ts dead. stood | * Mr. Clopton’s abusive letter jread the notoriety, but I had thon.” handsome, fair-hatred Bhe got consideravle notoriety Tecan, 1 to take some “un . years ago when sb brought up & police cow y Loess | rd, the chocolate manufacturer, annoying him and threatenin Matilard said that for months before he uit that a Mre Mrs rd to keep away from Lei wanted M the modiste One day she suddenly appeared ing « Fla fou hotel at St nd he choc nd the drew t there tom She slapped their faces and crea scene CLOPTON'S STATEMENT. Before Mra He came to court Clop- » an Evening siightiy insane, ant have thought 9@ |‘ stop ortly after our 1 ce shortly after marriage sent me ant Ne knew I hada beri married me. About three week he insisted that 1 turn my tn to him. went to Rev. Madiron who married us. and sald to him: © romise in the marriage ¢ in and support me a an that she was to rile pr “He beean to abuse me when he failed | to met my money He tried to choke me once. On another o-casion he threaten | @4 to shoot me with a revolver he had under his pillow, and I had + the servante, I was 80 frightened “T lett him vwice before we sparated finally, and each time he pleaded with) me tc come back. | LIED ABOUT HER. “I returned from Burope last Fa’ found that he published lying abo me. Then ! received the firet of these abusive le: (ers. pages long and accused me of swindling Bim. it is to stop this, if possivie, that | 1 have bad him arrested The letter on Magistrate Poul fesued the Warrant i+ a» follows xeling OTHER AMENITIES. “You took advantage of my politeness pretending to be a ineuspect ng: s me a damnavie feo » sh th} sleep with | Lt was sixteen “ j the clty of Ne Peters told me She told me Dr Francis - Of Tel who ran against Lincoln Dr. Peters Dee “1 tok the woman to my home, at 57 est Sixty-ninth street, to live SMOKED CIGARETTES. 4 ieares vf Madison « ht to marry her dow verett ay around was eat au ur arett ed of her relations with her with the facts She en I made inquirtes and discov- (hal ane wae receiving $12.00 a year id Matiiard she ran in ‘ourt for an annulment of m the grotnd of fraud “TL inatituted pi | preme marriage 4 atly the doctor ordered ive to @ dry climate ‘ tor ing. All T want se for this Vhen Mi the one she e bought the lives In and owne it, but sigeitloce TL, \y money” ‘ fered by the Society Founded by Henry Bergh. The Soetery the Prevention ‘ » Anima Mm exhibition endeume medals Wardea at the ¢ has The fire is sglewous acte of merey to ation The secs police officer of number of arr during the year The third, as first, second and third! prises, to the scholars of the public sehools of the city of New York, ana| |, ending in yourjalso to the scholars of pubile schools of the Mate, outside of this elty, gub-| — Pee ee tke a | AFFAIR WITH MAILLARD. | THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING SIGK BABIES. The Little Victims of Hot Weather Treated Free of Charge. 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