, 1875-12-14

ton with William II. Unn3tas. MI sttOsnhv+ mad
conamrod to ntt"mnt so fuborn 4 *i,trt@.
Dong'as wus also asro9tel, enl glvn h:,'1 Ter ri
exam na!ion "Wednesday, and Colo was committed
in default.
THE WOMAN IN cukrnp,.
Mary Lynch waa arrrsked ypttofdav ntt0rnoon
and takon boforo JuRtco IIAnus, ~hare sic mnde
4 fnIl acknowledgement Of her 1'art i,l the dramA;
b1t aaiti that tho was ignorant Of Tho gfsro
crma she aan committing. sae MAS nlso held.
Deputy HhufiH q. e. rn4heh. who Bofyet tia
eummUns aayA that sE4e waa introduced to Mary
Lynch an Mrh. Co1r. Bhs aec"rtcfi srrvir", aud
lie, knowing NJ, better, was satisfied shat o had
visited tho 1'ght party.
There nro four chnfgcs now lending RTatntt
CoIe and Doualns. aB fo'l'wb: IIrs.. RRainst
Colo fot bgamv; seoond attempting t., hrlb"
witncas thir1, conhmriug with Douglas nhl
Mury Lynch 10 p'oeu1e ~ fraud arcree OF
divorce; fo1ttit' conhpltlns with Dou''hs y, os.
tempting 10 innito wttmoss 10 ctullnlt lorluEy.
There sre will othur charges to bo .nAds, and
fusshor developments ara csrcctsd.
MIS-. COLE af,.
arrived yogtarlav, Lut did not bring her talIy
viii llcf. sho ID but II years of a;e. pitIish III
appearance, and ysrv 1ndy-lke, modest, and
pretty. Oitccrs arc also In the city from VAR
ion County, and laas evening str. Miller arrived
with reqniait,on from 0oy. llatsranfL to tako
Cole back to renosylvarta. However. tl,s mny
not bc dope 40 EASILY. There Ia \ strong dosTn
10 punish Coie hero, and to tnaoI, all coucetnol
thht tie method Of obtaining divorces shonl1 la
broken up. It in tho inteution 10 prosecute
Douglas to the bIttRr 0tld. frU'tmilinry oSAut-
Iun,(nns 10 nil tho cases viii hn had tefuro jus.
tics uainos to-morrow afternoon at oclock,
when number Of Witnesses from tho Fast Will
10 preasLt.
bills Of divorce, hut this ono.was not gworB TO-,
clBe Coils might have bean prosecuted for nor-
inry. 1t docs Aobm that our divorce laws aEa too
lAx. when h n,an or woman LAS but to co1ne for
ward and slleEo coftatu fRcla, which aro submit
kko..f tkatn n IN
cortnin thAt divorce matters ara carried on too
loosely iu our courts, and romody ID neoae1
nonehhere
4 rAty wtr1 Nt1on.
Last evening TnlnuNE reporter hnd con-
vctBRtlon NTH J. 4. Major. who iH 1etecttsc.
mud tho man who got tho woman Mary Lynch to
hago tho SUMMONS Aorved on her ~ representing
BIra. Colo. MAjnr claims, as = detective. he waa
nftar tho" dust meaning tho mornv. ilEst. aud
tlcn 10 expiodn lho whole case on Hh' ssor Doug
las ju t,pen Court. Major said that ho became
ucnuainted with douglas about ELK months ago.
hc having room in tho sssno bnl'dsug whsro tho
tpttvr had his otlsco but waa not aware Of tho
business he carried On until about four or fivo
wceks ago, .......... ,..,......
WaES D0uuLAg CAAR 70 1iIK
and saked bin II be could got gill 10 nerve a
antlmnna ou In q divorce case. Major said
lIo told me hB would hhvo to have girl to serve
l,a SUNNI >lls on that lie used to have one, but
aho lad too much 10 do y It'll 'ui8ccrn,' mud ho
bad 6eut her AWAY, or lad lot her 70. told him
that lie could get frinna Of niue to nervs q
ealmrt,ons on i st1e didn't get 'nso my trouble
through 1t, Ho said she would NOT. ue OK
ptu,noi that the same thing waa dome in divorce
oasoa eyorY day; TINT tho girl would be perfectly
ssfe: that
NBAnzy ALL D1yonc9a wEnE OBTAINED IN THIS
and that thare would be 10 moro trouble nbout
II; that tho girl aud wero perfectly safe; le
asked mo then whon could get tho rlll in my
room or IN tho building; told him won'd ask
and see what nhe said about IL first. Baw hnr
some four or 1--we dhvs after, and a.kcd her to
have tho Summons seryed on her ~ IA Or for
mo !; l told aor tLat thcro waB young man who
wnnte1 10 got divorce, and that Mr.. Douglas
had asked mo II know girl who wou'd allow
! tbe st!utnonB to bo served on tcr: thAt the
young mans vito was perfectly willing tnnt ho
should get the divorce, hut tant Rhe Wnnid not
como near him. UougEaH afterwards asked inc
II could hRye hor up in my room, 20 that ho
cor,d tnve tho SUMMONS sarsnd on bas I told
bun yes. l had previously Beeu tho GIRL and she
bad consented to come up Sun camo to my
room batwcon IL and O'clock on Frill " after
| noou, think, about three wecla ago.
DOUGLAS CANE uP WITH oossTAnLE,
who served the eummonB on Mary LYNCH, and
eAo thup wens loue. Douglas assured w that
tho girl and wefe perfectly safo in tho matter,
| aud That there would be nothing moro OF tho
! think. After tho Ann,mpnH WIS served on tho
gillt sl1e hnndedit 10 me. hnnded 1t to Doug
laas Ho saio
THE sUMMoHs wAH No GOOD,
anyhow. and toro it up anl throw It iuto tho baa
ket. That WAS tho a1s o, tho caao with mo until
Douglas camc agaia to me9 Ftidny lass and
as1ed mo to COMO mud eeo hin, at
hls office; that tho - divorro Insn had como to
town from Towanda, aud would be in his Office
At O'clock that evening. asstl thnt MAS wanted
to gIyo testimony tu tho case; I vent Friday
night last, at The appointed time, 10 Douglas Of
! dee; 18s Madison atsaet, wherc ho
INTRODUCED MI TO COLE.
Wo started conversation On divorces. Colo told
mo that DougRs "hs gpinF to get .
divorce dive vas for h foa,ad oa 5sst rs b.. cdjs Cfs
| said hc was 4 p,uuo-tuner. l asked
Cole II his VITO had an7 money; ha said that
shehsu. 1 told him that he MES tool for
getting, divorce, that most 1nsn wsntad TO leavo
| their wives bocarse they lad no "duss.' uo
| replied that ho did mob caro- for tlats ho had
p!onty OF monoy-alL hu wanted. Afttr short
time Douglas rsNred and said ho was going to
t i mesting, and lett us aiono.,
no could get = divorce. lie SAID that l. should
10 psid 3l5 for swearing. Ho tAon laid out
what should s"ear 10.
| THE FAIsB TgsTraoxr LAID oCT.
WISE to Hw0ar that know MrB. Colo; that
was clprt 10 = bosel,--iu, TIM Monroe House,
Monroe, Bradford County, rs.; that July !,
1874, blra. Cole had come there with hackmau
! named Hala that gaso them = room In which
ttey staved titis Iats hour tn tho oovsniug Tf1ut
what uss dol.e in that roon,s Of COURSE Was loft
| to imagination. Colo had previously told, me
tint hs had married. tho giti Ia tho mouth Of
June rrcyious to that ! tllen askrd Cole uhAt
had made him marry the gif! aud then wnnk a
divoeoe 80 soon after, II sho had money. Ha
said
i uroS THE GROUND OF ADuLTEHY.
/, Ha blust,ed and s&itl that he bad beon forced
to marry the giri, Of ho should nsser hhye dond
80. then aakod him Suppose that thero should
bs ohIecAope7 lie s11d tlAt II tbs parents OBJ
looted. be could tAka continuance or stay; that
no matter HON sworc. they could do l,o,h.ng
with me. Colo had the whole business laid out
for ms. Donplaa then camo In. 1Io asked 1nc
X Ne lad fred things. l told TIM that wo had
that / was to get sl5. He aAked mo'Hhas teau-
mony would giso Ia the morning in tho oasei
| l told him about tho
/ HOTEL nusIHE5s IN MONROE.
lie said, that would get tho divorce X she waa
thero. 1 op!y naw Cola twico,-'Ast Frda. night
aud AlturlaY morning Haw Dong!ha oetsueri
| think five tinle. before tho; summons vns
| served when wo arranged for" day, tho day 1t
Was sorved, aud last Friday aud Saturday mo,n.
ingB. hktl agreed to appear In court at l0
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