, 1875-12-16

bccn IN Pennsylvania; h@ said he uas ac 1uafn
On w.sh ny "itc; hc said hc hal sccn IInr there ;
ho rat'1 l,e was Ia po,s.sstun Of SONS facts; ho
wanted me afto wards to pw N SO TO y" esr
IL ths sa,o: told him | would nut, that II la
know ANYTHING I would have him s,lb2muod !;
d'd DOT knos lint llo was goIrR to swrnF to-.
Crosa.e1an,fncd was married IN Tho l1th
d'y Of june: 1874 tho g.rl nestly .l8 now; !;
tosA coanty. Pa. frtt became arqnhsn,ed WITH
Douglas by accidentally calling as his oltco
mn pisno-tnnor; my VITO IL Hug wish hor
mother 10 Tuwanta llycd with her bnt
abort tine; Anve Boon 10 W.yseu. ps.; went
theFo bttwesn the 1htb au1 Last Of la.t July;
kbow Eva a1iltor; did pos Sos llor At n xc!idin4
aln wiling to tod about my enttro trans ,aIion
d!d not marry nuothcr woman III poun ,.tvIaia.
! joni think l ever vent bv nnothcr uasno !;
don't Remember thas did. wont h. my right
name IN Na'ron. l kuuw Eva MIllcr's fAthcr by
sight.
hsF"ns:n II took p 40 ts'wetn rotnspt. no being
"ls'na - male o;ean f'eaHt o. the rls''o mat
~ WILLIAM l.. DoEHLAs
Wah thcn a"orn. an ono Of Tho defendanta In
tina oAse. On Friday or Saturday. soyerat
weeks ago. Colo ca7no INTO nv onice and asked
mo IN roRald tn patt.t1s divorce. As profess
eiofA' innn refu 80 10 s;a:e what l,o said tn mo.
WnlIe Colo Nas III m7 ,o'lico alajor cau1o In
!utroduced him, apd 1,a sat down. Colo ana
! teked, aud Major mada a statement
that llo know Mrs. Co Q, and tint he could RET
!ler; t0at size was tu tho city. Douglas niade n
louR atntnneut fefutnR MAJOR, and Tending to
ptaso all THE Kui nron t,tnl. onig had ope
divorce caae beture col puphocH 10 sorys tIs
hummons tlon. This summons wsa served on
tr'daY; Pnabcck mixed tue woman If sho sn,
iIB. CUlo, and sne Bald ehe Wae, | aftnFwarl
a!id 10 pnsheoa that slc waa d hsd woman
Douglas then tletat'oI tho stascneul thht Was to
have hoen nado BY slajor, and sud 1t laa hcsn
nlanufse.u hy tto latter, Mn]ne hal told me
he cuuld gtt personal Boryicn on Mrs. Cuo Vas
not IN the roo When PuallccI served tho sun,-
mons; did not introduce Majur TO Cose as Mr.
Jupes.
C,oss-t1anined-I hsvo beon convicted In
IectisYlFanla Tor llot in case in Which eomo
ltaIiaHs we1e Killed; hayo been a1restcd III
Ann Arbor tor roobsng tile mails; | was col,-
flctod: it WAS III 1866; waB Benteoceh to two
years II, tho Ponltenttars; l Waa rArdonei:
wns confined iu wotkliouse I htudlsd law In
tho ChIcnxo 1uatitutv Tor ono or two yoals
"as. admitted 10 tlIo Lar IN 1911.
EBESEAEH wAKELI,
an attorney Of record, waB Next BTorp. f1o do
tailed the .8s.au 20 Ut cory asaato hofa will,
nlA1 1of saturday. which wa. noArly all Irrelevant
10 tho case. tio heatd Alujoe say ha Woull hnva
TO aave ht'nselt As tl'ero wo.e t"o ngaiust Linn.
Mrs. Z. rnour
was next called. 1lvo at l8s Enst t1aliAon. and
kao" Alajor aud Douglns. ! think Major tuld
TIC some "eeks ngo. That II mau calna to lit
ausro for Airs; I1a ,o-ie to tell hiu, Bhe wss in
Sheriff ~ere coming; lio told mo gautlan1an
from pennsflyaula wanted - get u divorce. ana
Mary Lynch WIZ to reptoaont airs. Colo; Major
sa1d he WAS GonR to make $500 out OF It. MAJOR
came to my house froIn The jalI.
Thu wltness lion gave ntipging lock at 1fr.
haay. mud said slo vas not eoing to bo ipsul,ctl.
II wao through Major tint tho ropui a.ion Of hes
floor had boep ru1ne''. IIe stl owed hcr Is
cents. cents. and sl.e didu,t line him; 10 was
always friend to him till ho hurt her
Hour. She contlhuad: Whs chtrged with ro-
celrlnK, stolcn goods noyor ,eceivsd my:
wouldn't lot tho detective so,sch my trunks OF
est woman; l am a iankso.
Mr. Asas-Wl,at did yuu do in Connecticut
Mrs. prout-1 minded my own buBiuess,--
what you ought to du.
Mr. Asay-nbero did you live in Connecticut
Mas. Prout-uA.tfnta aud ScN Loplln.
nlr. Anay-What did you do u lfattfoFd7
blss. Pront-Nnnc OF FOUR bu1iuoHB. In EeH
Lond.n d!d nothing.
A. hlts. pfout Was leaving, Mr. Aaay called
bhe rad yea. and. with u sarcastic "thanx you"
lett tile aland.
ar1aoS pnour,
who said 10 waa aou OF his motlIer. WAS next
examined. but, except admitting tint he had
passed q forged oneck foI another party, nothluE
"aB ellcltod from him.
a nltulour Vt other Witnesses vere called, bat
nothing was ollc:ted from them TINT
tended TO throw the guilt from Duu9-
las' shou!detH. Dcfeudalts' attorney theu
taado long atgnmont, followed
by very hrief speech by Atr. Assay. which was
scathtng md 10 the poiut. Juatlos Haines tEon
went over tue testimony, and said that tho de-
lcndauts' own statements admitted taeir guilt,
atd he'd Douglas in 5000 aud Colo in q .uDo bail.
they to bo committed tn default. The other
caaos will bo hoard Saturday afternoon Ut =
o'clock, loforo Justico hhIucs.
INVITED INTO ANOTHER COURT.
Tho following ordcr was Yesterday mado BY
Judge Moore, Of tho Superior Court:
And now this day It Ia osderod By tho Court that
William L. Dou8aa be, und ht IL ileluby, required 10
show eause Two days afcr servlco Of a copy Of ths
rulo upou hn. why 10 should not 10 suspended fr,tn
fasthor racsfcan3 In this Court for alleged nslcon-
duct IN bis olhcc. IN that he obtltned irtault
aummops a.aupa In tia cause, WHEN he wnli know TINT
there had been service Of saI suumouA On tue de-
fsndant In this o.se.
A slmltar rulo Was issrod on George D. Cole to
show cltlse "for procInng And ualng In it,ls
Court fA!so return OF tho 8oerilf in this CAUSE"
MARRIAGES..
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