The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-04

/ The Divorce Case Of Selly. IS. Jelly,
Cootinuetl.
Yesterday the case of Jelly VI. Jelly wa:
resumed. On the par, Of the defense called
and sworn were:
Mr.. Couch. grocer-Ssys Mr.. Jelly deal
with him for about one year, to the amount
Of about fifty dollars per month. The good:
we're taken to the house of Mr. Jelly.
DIR. Brock-Says he treated defendant, in
November, for bladder and kidney disease
wes then in small room on Pottawatomit
street; have treated him there at intervals,
up to the present. | have hal occasion &c
examine the genital organs, and did not dis
cover any aiIment; the bladder structure
would obstruct the issue of semen; gonor.
rho.a might lead to a structure. found nc
organic disease of the kidneys. Any shock
Of the nervous system, a. from a shell ex'
Ploding, would increase the desire and d.
minish the ability for sexual intercourse
the effect Of the disesse al the time NIGH
mol deprive him entirely of the desire, bl,
would weaken il. The usual cause Of stric
ture is gonorrho.a; ] never examined for the
cause in defendants structure. In Novem
Der he was FRUSTRATED three or four days; he
has had these prO-traiions irregularly OF =,
intervals. The effect >Of the structure is Il
prevent the passage Of urine. In the inter.
val Of pro.traiiOns he would have desire.
did not discover anything that would inca.
pacitate him; NV opinion was that the STRIFE.
ture resulted perhaps from a cold. it might
Or might not have resulted from sonorrhu.l.
NJ. Taylor-His Office adoined the deien.
dsnt's one year. On being asked TO state his
opinion. the Court doubted ii an attorney
could offer an opinion upon structures.
Laughter. He hsd seen defendant go 10 a
place for uriEating as often as fifteen or
twenty times day; have seen him suffer
dreadfully and have fearful spasms; his whole
head and face turning dark colored; the is
sue was Of 4 sufiocating odor, and ! have
gone frequently for the doctor, under the
expectation that he would die; a to his
practice rs a lawyer among resident women
Of ill-iame, | have not seen more thaH two
in his office; since September he does not
appear 10 lie attacked often; few weeks
ago. however, he had one; his propensity to
urinate still continues; rs to visiting houses
of ill-fame professionally, can readily con-
csive of such a necessity arising, but as 4
castoln, should say il is :lot the rule.
Capt. Lynch the former trial negro
witness stated that lie took up Il pitcher of
water into a room in the Continental Hotel,
and saw the defendant and Dora Bradley
alone on the second floor. On the second
trial he declared that there we're others pres
ent
Rev. Scoit-Was called by Mr.. Jelly TO
visi, the paintifi and defendant concerning
their troubles; after dinner the defendant
went away and conyersed with the plain
tiff; she said she firmly believed Mr.. Jelly
guilty of adultery; said, think, that she had
not seen any actually criminal act, yet she
hal seen enough TO convince her; she at
first seemed reserved, and was ON no occa-
sion forward 10 state her complaint; have
no sympathy with either party that would
interfere with my telling the truth.
Swann-Boarded with Mrs. Jelly; pail
$50 per month; the table was well supplied;
the defendant sat 4 the head Of the table
and talked TO the family; the plaintiff was
for the most part reserved at table; plaintiff
told ME of her design OF applying for a di-
vorce; OF receiving deed from the defend
ant that was not good; and Of her being con-
WINGED of the defendants guilt.
Harvey Miller-Heard Frank, black
man, say that he never saw defendant lay
his hand on this woman, or say anything TO
her out the way. Don't know if his name
is Frank Green
Mr.. Higginbotham- Offcad with defendant
about two years; woman came into my
Office; she had frizzed short Gu, led hair, hea-
w set; wished to sell some patent right;
said our patent right man, Mr.. Douglas, was
out; she stated to Mr.. Jelly and myself that
it wa not agreeable 10 her at the Mansion
House, and that she wanted to take rooms or
a house, and go TO housekeeping.
My impression was, from the conversation
at tea. time, that de'endani had seen the wo.
mn an before
Her description WAS elected with intent TO
identify her as che Mrs. King, previously |
sworn.
Mary Allen knew..about year ago Mrs. |
Berry, living at the corner of Sixth and Oak |
streets. About year ago she called Mr..
Jelly, and said she had a letter from her hus-
band; he came in, took the letter, and re-
mainel about ten minn.es; was washing
for her in the mex. room; Mrs. Berry had
little boy named Jimmie; only know she
was 4 woman. and l never knew anything
indecent about her: was there frequently.
Mrs. Hunting testified to defendants tax.
ing his place at the head Of the table, as
head Of the family. &c; that plaintiff kept
servant, and had eleven persons in the house.
George Silvens Dora Bradley,
md Mr.. Barker; she had room near the
corner of Seneca and Second streets, and
ised to lie messenger for the players, carrying
propertiesl every night ofthe engagement
Jack and fourth between her room and
heater; she usually went to the st. james
or Mrs. Baker and thence 10 the theater;
10Th Mrs. Baker and Miss Brady were good
ooking; at the close of the theater they
llways went home; others went with Mrs.
B. TO her room; Mr.. Baker and lady and
Hiss Stevens; have seen Mr.. Mills there
described HIM Saw Oh one occasion Mr.. b
wing Oh the bed and bis wife with her arm
bout his neck; saw the above parties when
hey left the city described trunk iaken)
ever saw any other trunk in her loom; saw
70 bottles; was in the room nearly every
light; and Fever saw defendand there, nor
arried sny notes from him to her. |,
Mr.. John Kelly, butcher, testified to !;
cling othe Jelly family, their meats, on I
efendant's credit; they were paid for by
im. ,
Trainer, butcher, gave testimony of the s
lme character. 8
Mr.. ThompsOn-Nevers saw Dora Brady
n Leayenworh; have seen her at Kansas