CHASE IN A CAB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14691, 27 May 1911, Page 2 (Supplement)

CHASE IN A CAB.

HOW A WIFE GAVE HER HUSBAND

THE SUP.

In* the Divorce Court Sir Samuel Evani granted a divorce ..to Mr. Louis J® Alexander, a London commercial trave on tho ground of tho misconduct o wife, Maud Alexander. An answer been filed by the wife denying tho ca r > but no defence wns now offered. , D. Cassels, for petitioner, said the JL/ riago took wlaco at St. l'nncras .ill _ In October," 1904. (lie only child <)t . ■ marriage— boy— born, and ' ~ 1907, Mrs. Alexander left her hush who saw nothing more of her . -D-tgi* months, when he met her casually in ' street. She said site would come ba o f. her husband if he gave her p money. She then jumped into a > told him that, if he followed llband would give him the slip, j. 1 ;f e did followed in another cab, but hi. in fact give him <ho slip. bho^ y „t, the this Mr. Alexander was buin ing Old Bailey to imprisonment -on credit while still a bankrupt'. at lea he found his boy wa ? u u t jn Brighton with, his wife s mother, . March, 1009, the boy -disappeared. tioner, in tho witness-box, said ,$9 his wife gavo him the slip, 1 ft ffer number of her cab, and the c • a wards told him that she had g . sovereign for not being caugn ;• aiii took the boy away from Brifil . although ho employed detect , 0 been unable to trace the child, not seen him since. Iho P re , ' JUtl*| a decree nisi, tho maternal g; jto have tho custody of the c ' ll ,