Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-04-25 | Page 7 | Governess Work Turns

GOVERNESS VORMTURNS Sues fcr $25,000 Dam-arcs Dam-arcs Because a Bay 1 Jumped on Her Back. NEW YORK April 25. The second trial of the suit of Miss Marie Benta for 125,000 against Harold Hartshorn, 12 years old, son of James M. Hartshorn, a banker, has been opened In the Supreme Su-preme court. v ' Miss Bentz says the alleged assault on which the suit is based was committed com-mitted on October 25. J900, when the boy jumped on her back. -kicked her and maltreated her so that she has anaesthesia anaes-thesia and partial paralysis. Her clothes were torn Into shreds, and when she complained to the boy's mother, she was told that other governesses had not objected to the treatment. Miss Bentz asserts that she has not been able to earn a dollar since the alleged al-leged assault, that she has been obliged to pay doctors, nurses and hospital fees and is unable even now to do any work owing to her r.ervous condition.