, 1877-01-12
BROTHER LOVE.
He Is Tried on a Charge OF Dis
traction"
His Statement as to His Intimate nela.
tions with Victoria Guelph.
Taylor's Cruelty.
His Six MontlIs' Stny in jail for Con.
tempt OF Conrt..-Anti.Masontc
prctudlces.

being "dt.tructetl " and unable tn take care Of
Ills property, was hal before Judge Wallace and
n jury in the County Court yesterday morning.
The petition On behalf of Amy J. Love set forth
that silc was defendants adopted daughter,
ngcd ID years; that tho defendant was pusscssed
Of property to the amount Ut $4,000, On Which
ticrr wcrc l.,vumbranccs to the amount OF
$1,000, which sum had been squnndcred; and
tl,at It WIS proper that = conscrvator 10 appont-
ed over the remainder of the property.
Love himself was put upon tho atnnd, and told
HIS own STORY,
al which the follnwlng arc tie essential parts:
Was born In Watursown, n. T., III ls94i has re-
sided here since 1913; had been constantly per
secuted by enemies, who accused
hin, OF having betrayed them
Mt the time Of tho rebellion; told them that
when it came to tho cars Of tho good Queen she
would right II, but tliat wasn't satisfactory, and
wlcn he cano to Chicago he WAS followed by
bcllion REFERRED IT,. One u lis troubles grew
mt Of tlIe fact TINT he had becn visited by
EugenEc, Louls Napoleon, aud Victoria Guelph,
WIG weEe over here 70 sc hin md lived at No.
that time Victoria Guepl, (who rcappcarc.l
through the Whole story as My tAce1 v
wanted him to get 1lsensc to marry her. hut
hail bTlhcu the Clerk to refuse It. Went to
England three years ago autl brought the
Queen back with him when lie came, but wins
clappcd in jail by Judge FarweiI. Shortly
aftrrwart eosnn parties got the Queen down H.
to lawyers o1llcc, and tnad hcrEtvc up decd
of his property ut Riverside. Reuben Taylor
had treated tl'c Queen very III: lual locked her
up IN Ills bedroom and starved her two and
hall tayh to get her t., sign paper. he had also
whipped and BEATEN her in or,ler TO get hcr to
r1nrry Bill Taylor, but she refused. At request
OF counsel, LUyc then submitted stntcmcnt Of
lis grievances which lie i!ul prepared, also a
tuEl Rct Of the pictures Of t1lu English Royal
family. together with Ills own. lie explained
nlsD that he Ind got out a subpoena for The
Queen, but 1'c was afraid th.t y was no good,
tceausu they were kceping her lacked up So
us to compel her to marry knicketbockcr.
OTHER WITNESSES.
Mr.. ]. Booth, gentleman K5 years OF age,
testified that he hui known Low twenty-five
years. Did hot consider linn competent to tuke
enre Ut his property. Gu being tfoss-cxamned
by Loyr, Witness denied that he went to Engnnl
IL talk nth,ut him anil try to stir up u row be-
twrcn Love and the .tlnccII.
Reuben Taylor had known Love four. Or i've
years; lie owned sixty feet On West Washington
street running through to Wugrcn avenue; dill
not gontI,lcr him capable Of caring fur his own
property. On beinE questioned by Lore, witness
utterly dchlc that hc ever had the Queen In Ills
| bedroom ur that he EYER checked her.
| Mr.. X. Anack twore that witness came to him
! In the County Clerks uiilec to get 1narrtu1!c
license, hut wouldn't give thu name Ut the per-
son he wanted 70 marry.
Dlark, sad he I,a,l looked into Loye's business
ntIuirs, nlpl found that tlIc c,lrubruuccs ou his
| property were about si,1m: was sure llc was
not competent to 1iatla!.e Ills own uifairs. Mr..
| lIarpcr uiso tlcutcl aule,nnly tlut he lat tic
Queen Tucked up In Alr. Dents oillce, when
| nskrl ata}ut IL by Love,
| Gus Dussc, clerk in the County Clerks
Office. swoFc that Lore had tried to get r'ar:
rIage license fr.Hn him, hut WAS refused. At
thut time 10 l'n'l complained that Kntckcr.
bockcr and l,ralwcll hal thu Queen locked up
on t1le corner Ut 1loync ami soc other street.
Amy j. !.oyc testified that defendant lived Mt
| No. 15O Vest Washington street, wtlrrG hc oc-
cupiGd only ole roussl in tic house, though It
was Il 1argc one. Ilr was III thu lubit Ut lock-
ing. bolttng and barring himself In very care
brought ii, n verdict recommending that con
scryutnr be appointed to look after Love and
his property. ..........- .....-...
LOVES FIRST APPEARANCE IN rrn11c
WIS fn 1870, Wien lie Was divorced from his
WIFE, anl out Of thIs grew all Ills subsequent
troubles. Allnony Ut ST dHy was granted lrr
| Lave being worth, Us WAS believed, between
| ti5,000 md 23UtOo In lanls mud houses
Ihe payment Of the Honey Honey to " ,i.t
tasteful, una, few 1nonths after tue decree
WI. entered, lr cngacctf MI attorney and went
titn court with a m,otLen to haya recascd Q
Of te l9l sn Th!r Tug n9ny n},,r s4s
interests Of cx.Slrs. Love, and Judge Fhr~cll
denied tho lnotIut,. Cpoli llrr application the
duly SUN tn be paid her was Increased to 81.
During tfe argument It ra'ne "nt ttiat inc rec
or,is 0f The divorce ease, tried bcforc the 'irc
llal brcn destroyed, mud neyer rcsturetl. Lure
M E's"w" si tn % IL IL existence. Mr. KnirIrr|sSket
nae app'!c;,lHn tS laye tl'e tssrse sealsa iu
agreeing that 1t was CORRECT, and should be re-
ruEllcd, aud have tAo. force anl ct.
fcrt Ut tl.o original record. Tic
order WIS lna.lo by t',s Judge, but tho esssc
ulnlrr thu old fec systtn. tho rccnrtl clerk wa.
III o,,EUinn that tllG suit could not be docketctl
until Lave Imfl dotkct-fec Of sd Loso suld
l'e hadn't Tho money. Aesorilnsly.M n thc notes e
Judge, i!lc clerk t" keep thctn until the fto was
paid, The derree was also left IN hss hands. 4
few days subsequently Low called OIL tlle clerk
anl saia 10 lat! ~ 1'p monsy' % au!, ~ TUG eleEs
mint with Gross, tho Circuit Court Clerk, ID
docket tho suit anil walt for the amount LIZ
asked for tlu hetrcc that |Io might TAXI
rc,locketri. It wa. given 10 him. T:oye never
wrut u tho Circuit Ltcrk . 0itlce, and that was
the last ever seen Of the decree. upnli lcaEhinE
the f1rts, SIR. Knlekcrtoekrr applied TO Judge
| Enrwril for a ruu OH Love 70 return tic dccso&
or show cnllku why he SHOULD nut be
ATTACHED Pon CONTEMPT.
The rule was ma.!c, and l.nyn served with I
copy. On return day he neither Intended cur
nor f!ed an answer, md nu oHc appeared fD
lti.u, An attachment vas therefore issacd, u1.'
he was lrn,l.ht into cturt. lie admitted tlla
liz t&uk the decree; said lle WAS advised to III
30, uni lhat II hc could get i ut"l destroy u hi
uskcsl l,ln who was 's adviser, liz e
fsir,nis. fii 'The Judge thcn told in tl,at i
l.c persisted in nut complying with the order q