The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15


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NJ. Campbell objected TO the las. answer.
pick ysar portion and leave rsss
the Court ovcrrued Tho objection.
Wines. resumed -AIisr Mr. Slows death ven. 70 the
supper, myss and mother 4 became necessary prop
RED about two months after came o.
ssn.i Lived With grscsn about ~ months. when len
", SooS.wSy did you ssv. ~ y.rssIsai - $3.50.
married. % VINO living and from whom she has
JUICE D.inss 10 oa:li e have wives enough
TO S &c ssd .
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:s% n'' 'a' supposed
Mr. 81 said ~ H.. nom, 70
NJ Lane snothsr Of Mrs Fair, this poin. had ysry
Irask and the women present rushed to the
Mrs Fair-Doctor she sometimes has spasms and SET
Ting Of the jaw the misreDrsaensasons ara TOO much for
The windows were opened and order was restored
ala .hS sss ~ S with
ws Win be 50 ws r Mr. Fair
snen whe Ne Mas bound down oy which
r. ri s sss sa s rsy % rS
Mr.. and Mrs. Gracen had ever been dissolved.
Judge DwneIlc-I sustain the objection.
Mr. Cook Your Honor will not hear and my objection
JuOse Dwncle-So on. Mr.. Cook VIII hear you II you
Fair NEW aat had been hr dracien before he
MI campbelf sSe was divorced ae tssn prove IT,
%s Ssa thai were
Mr. camposi object there i for surprising
person might suppose himself herself out of most any
Jnin a pyinele-I override the obiect,on
Mrs Far- dd suppose that had econ divorced at the
t he he lawyer
e u s ns @ w sd s
Colonel Fair told that had been procured; lawyer
bee. granted remember =. only q standing Kearny
with Mr. Dorc went over meet the family Of Crittendens
ss 4.
until ysas e
time married Colonel Fair; taught vocal
was in fs5s j, before went to virginia cy never was
the interest Of that since.
Witnessl bought the Tahoe House; my mother was lv-
Ing a. san Jose A. the .se Of the shoong etier shown
@ TO hsse Pale WROTE that letter and nd wS
Graicen
| Mr. Cook-Me have no objection to the letter.
DAnLINa-L have had OF my dreadful nervous head
aches that could not write yesterday and Ideas
all confused The writing Of this letter will be very
iserass AFFAIR Put upon paper makes it seem the more
1. p drink n cup as
in uncertainty Now that have the letter and FOR your
endure anything Even aeat would lose It's horrors, borSe
for your sake Oh darling do you believe she loves
have taken great care not to be known Mrs G-n;
70 Tony G--n, stating the case and what wished tom
to do and that i \, taed to do so would mmsdiats have
possible an came to his lawyer here urging his %me
hin taa, vas not only willing but ANXIOUS as matter
and could give him oil Information necessary,
very w. be s omitted me
state in my letter where be could , have the the
should r eIiais note directed .
frepled from baltimore tina, Il intention
turn tor S we @ w az \ s not
g N as ne v S'1 hrs s e %a
Hunt had nothing DC but answer and consent. but he inst
this twelve years aud then came and had me matter
' me r
despair he said he would nevar see me assi?; he
from that he would leave city the next
that had busy he had done nothing the case,
so would attend o sS%meaip'sy and 4 week al GGGd
Bob gone and there can send 10 about IT,
anu VIII never 20 unsettled,
this much know Toms relations will lei the
remain longer They will that s settled, and
II Ia he who the application he all arranged
without my doing anything but sill, wish 70 know when y
20 to Mrs Mount again. OF course shall end out
in way before leave the city
On, darling do you not pity Alone with my little
child In this cold nnsympathzng world DO need
love sustain Often oh, how Often since camo
have felt tempted to fold my caild IN my arms and
your the thing which makes tenacious Of life
amidst all this accumulated misery you NOS tell
that II Ia still mine 2 Yours, LAURA.
On the margin OF the letter is the following
II dated my last letter wrongly WIN see by the date
on the envelope
The envelope AS addresscd "Ar A. r. Crittenden, San
Francisco, Gala. [Overiandl"
Examination OF witness resunetThere are two Gracens
that letter; Thomas Graeen s the wrote
to; he 10 uncle of the one married AMI from whom
divorced stated Mr.. Cook bad all the papes-take
you please; has Mr. Crtendens letters speaking
OF that same thing Shaking her head.
To Mr. Cook-Bob referred in the letter 10 Colonel Fairs
nephew his name Captain Robert Mitchell received an
that letter from Mr. Crttenden and have II;
than from him that same business; Mr..
Cenden arrived New Orleans In june be answered the
letter be FORE he came to New Orleans
At ten minutes OF i've O'Clock the court adjourned