The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1902, Page 5

» Joys an imoome of $10,000 a year from MANHATTANVILLE 'DESPONDING, TWO LOVE WAS FITFUL Wife of Ironmaster Anderson Shows Tender Letters, but Tells of Cruelty—Secures Alimony Pending Divorce Suit. Rieading for alimony and counsel fee Pending ‘her putt for a separation to- @ay, Mrs. Irene 8, Anderson toki Jus- tice O'Gorman, of the Supreme Court, through aMdavits read by Moses H. Grosaman, a tale of intermittent woe during three years of married life with Gustaf A. Anderson, the Manhattan: vile iron manufacturer, She eatd that Gustaf abused ‘her, falaely accused her, horrowed her all— about $4,000—and abandoned her in Fob- Tuary, 1900. They were married in 1897. She now lives at No, 145 West Bighty- fourth street and says her husband en- his big iron works, while she is pennl- lesa, She left him on the firat anniversary of thelr wedding. How he wooed her back she flustrates by two letters writ- ten by him to her and a copy of an Agreement signed by him when they be- came reconciled. Lonesome Without Irene. Here are extracts from the letters. ‘The first is dated May 6, 1900: “My Dear Irene: It seems so lonesome. * * * Dear Irene, take me back and give mo another trial. I shall be as food to you as you ever have wished, * * * See if I can't make you happy. Nothing shall make me cross with you, no matter what happens * * * Neither have I forgot your Easter hat; that may come next week. I wish I had enough to send you to Europe this summer. * * * With much love and many kisses, Tam yours truly, husband “GUSTAF.” Promises Love and Gold. ‘he other was dated Oct. 9, 1900, and pleads. “Would you kindly listen to me once more. * * © I will give you $80 a week to begin with and as soon as I oan inorease it to $75. * * * It is no doubt I have done a lot of foolish talk- ing about you, but have only hurt my- golf. *'* © Lam nearly heart broken. °° © You are always in my mind and heant and will remain so until death. * * * Iwill close with much love *** and many kinses and yours till death.” ‘These missives did not soften “Dear Irene's’ heart, and she incorporates ia her evidence an agreement signed by him Nov. 3, 1898, in which these lines ogourr: “In consideration of the forgiveness of my said wafe, and her agreement to again live with me, and as a cond!- ton of her again assuming the rela- th responsibility and duties of m: 4 do hereby promise that 1 wilt not frequent aaloons, nor drink to ex- nor abuse my eaid wife, either or accusations, nor her by acts of violence toward § agree to provide for ,,@ccording to my means and abil- write says (Gustav broke this egreement u: e Was reseed to heave him. He denies it. Horn us- wife were in court. She is & prepossessing young women and he & substantial business man in appear- | ‘The lawyers labored long and hard to F ; MEN END LIVES Ernest Hevbert, Mourning for Death of'Relative, Takes Gas, and Henry Gantz Drinks PoisonéBecause Idle, ‘Two menrended thelr tives during the night and, ‘were found dead by relatives this q rt, thirty-elght years old, of xander avenue, in the hy (don the gas tn his bed- be went to bed last night. wi His family began to atir this morning thé gas wan noticed and the door 58% 340 man's room was broken in, It wis too late aa Herbert had long been beyond hele He bad been sor. rowing for months over the loss of a close relative and bad become so de- spondent that recently he had scarcely eaten. . Henry Gants, fifty-seven years old, and livinge at No. 49 East Seventy: seventh street, wot up in the night, went into.a room leading out of his bedroom, eat down, and drank carbollo acid, He found dead, the body still in @ eit- was ‘pg ature, of work is supposed to have been the cause of his suicide. LOVE SUIT FAILED, SO HE TRIED T0 DIE, Cleveland Youth, with Pretty} Girl's Picture in His Pocket, Swallowed Poison In Rail way Station. 4 ¥ jaan THE (Special to The @reatng Work) i ORANGR, N. J, May &—A young! man who eald he was William Darby, nineteen years old, of Cleveland, O., took laudanum with suicidal intent In the Bast Orange station of the Lacka- ja. Railroad, fe was ‘taken to the Orange Memorial Hospltal, where he was revived. He| said he had taken the polson because | ‘he was tired of life, and had been disap- Pointed in love. | A picture of a pretty young woman taken by @ Cleveland Phodoerapher was found in his pooket. Darby was well dressed and refined in manner, BOMBARDED CHINESE CITY. — From 800 to 400 of the Inhabi- tants Killed in Fight. HONG KONG, May 9—Advices re- ceived here from Wu-Chou say the Tebels bombarded Nan-Ning-Fu for | ‘three hours Apri! 27, using modern field guns, From 300 to 400 of the inhabitants led. ‘The were kil rebela subsequently | withdrew to the hills. AUTHOR BLIGH GETS WORE. ‘& reconciliation, but only fed in coming to an ‘agreement ‘and counsel fee, leaving nothing to’ do Says Wife Is Jealous. In the papers for Me. Anderson. he not impeach his wife's! tgralcbaracter, but ‘that ah | ponitioneo ‘iotont in temper at times, es ‘as to make his life intolerable. | * Bho Benora Poentioned in one of my ters,” says lerson, “‘signs ‘ina. Nae Ponte She would hurl me against the wali nnd woul me eo Wi An Strike me with a bunch of keys in the | ANMULS MARRIAGE TO MAN NOW DEAD Decree Makes Mary Doerr Legai Widow of Her First Husband and Aged Woman May Get 2 Pension. Mary Dowr, eighty-one years oid, was elped to the bar of the Gupr ip Brookiyn, thie morning | Him, Made No Answer to} Suit—Met at a Regimental) Hop. _ MAY 16 10 BE PLACE Day, Ce ee oe Mreerbed te Mew Smmmredos The Meat Question and Its Solution. The high prices of meat have made people think, and they have turned to a substitute for meat for breakfast. . Quaker Oats is the-substitute for meat---which has in one package, at a cost of 10 cents, more nutri. ment than a piece of meat that costs $1.00. THE STRENGTH FOOD. FORGER CAUGHT “WITH THE GOODS” FR Sympathy of Broadway Throng When Detectives Grabbed Him. | Le Roy S¢hear, expert forger check passer, workshop in his and SURPRISE SPECIAL S was arrested with at Broatwa sever i neo ire ee" DARLING BROS. CO. in ANEW RANGE benevolent appearance and the ¥ ous, indignant protes: he arrested almost caused the crowd { attempt to rescue him from twctives Scheer is wanted in Boston for whole 405-407 WEST 14TH ST. 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