Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-09

June 22d, sets forth that the parties were mar.
ned on the 4th or October, is5l, in Philadel.
Pn.a, ,ne respondents maiden name being Te-
Iesa hosenheimer, and charges that She since
ner marriage, has committed adultery in his
own house, with one VIM. Walter; that in Jupe
or July, 1865, the respondent was caught
Iockeo In ner room with the said Walter: that
on one occasion they were caught on the sofa
IN me dining room; that she would rive said
walter all the money she could get hold of.
ano on one occasion gave him BOO: that on thu
18th day Of January, 1856 she left the nat
loner and went to live in the same houss with
wa after; that about two years since she deserted
him.
The respondent answers, admitting thu MAJ
rage, but charges that the petitioner has not
Deem faithful 70 his marriage Vows hut on m a
contrary AYERS that he frequently treated her
win great violence and cruelty, Frequently
curslng her; that In October, 1885, he knocked
ner down, cowhided her, and ordered her To
ieaye the house; that about the same time he
tsrs~ e ss9 nn pulling out some Of her hair,
nnsed until Mrs. William Walter came n he,
assistance, who held him while she GOT avay.
.naI on me lith OF January. 1856, he woke her
mp and told her that he did not love her III AT
they wouid nave to be separated, and asked
1er wnAt she would take TO leave him; that he
round more pleasure anywhere else than at
nome win her. She declined to make a,y
agreement. and he left the bed Threatening 10
XII her; that the next day he threatened 70
poison her, and she was informed that he told
a person that he would give q Thousand dol.
lars TO have her poisoned; that about fonr
O'Clock on the morning of January n. he
threatened 10 kill her with q hatchet and
she believes that he would have done 40
had not Mr.. J. Glover interpos.d with
pistol In hand, and he expressed his de.
TERMINATION 10 do so In he had 10 cut
his throat or be hung the next miuuts
IOr II Being advised that she was in dan GER
at his hands, she left the house and soueet
she ter at the house OF Mr. VIM Walter. vhsn
nsr husband drew a knife aud threatened 10
XIII her. and said If she did not stayawav from
Ms mousse he would hire we 20 disgrace
ser. arc would give some loafer fiftv or nun.
OIeo collars 70 burn the house IL she vouid no,
setiIe elsewhere. After further charges of
tnreaIs ana cruelty. she AYERS that be fire.
quently eommitted adultery tina. shs con-
tracted loathsome disease from ber hn.h.ns
Ten years since. and also the same disease in
March, 1905. She denies thar ana aver CO..
United adultery with Walter at anv tina %
place, but AT all times has conducrsd herself ~
text for his wrong and III -treatmani or To- ,e.
f0ul charges made against her. She also dsni.s
that she was ever caught In q room or on a soS.
with Walter, or that she ever gave him any
money. 49, a q -
The testimony in this case was taken befor.
J. J. Johnson, Esq, Commissioner, a large
number of witnesses tesufying Toe witnesses
for the complainant were his mother, q man
named Enrich, and Martin, alias Reddy
Welsh. who testified TO the respondent Ia ' ing
been diseased; having bees caught with man
locked in q room: also in the Smithsonian
part of the respondent large number OF wit
nessPs. whose testimony tended to impsach the
credfbIlity Of the witnesses for the cor piasnant
and contradicted portions OF the testimony.
r. ,. Davis, ESQ, appearsd for the COM
pIainant- and NJ Thompson, Esq, for re-
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