, 1879-04-16

| ~" 10 Jou KNOW Jour WIG look those jet-
"Wcll, saw them with her afterwards, mil
go @ onlv state wl,nt s''c told nc. u course.
| that would not-'
"ptl you cvcr seek those lottcrs after
"We'1, was very anxlou. to have them, ard
| did aouk fur tllen."
THE PHOTOGRAPHS.
"And, except tllose two, you know nothing
about what has become Of them, except What
your vile has said to yous'
mot M to the letters IN tl,cmsclvca.'
"Wlat 10 you meant"
ri refer to the photographs"
''DM you find aly photographs in your wife's
trunk III Efncinnatil'
II did, ! fund tslscc.''
"Are those The r1lotograpl,sl"
Mr. M, storts sl!!ows n! lin thco-smsll, card.sizc
~ now offer, II thu Court pfeaacs, tue pho
vo,, mMHit Nt giles Weber, le''s SEQ it before
"Werc ,hcv hlansI|e,l," asks the Court.
"'lh!s ono "a idcnti1!cd," says Weller, holding
WELL, tays tho Court, "the photograph
title only grouud," tays Weber, ION which
any Of ttis would he cyIslrncc would be on t!lu
ground of lcnE 4 prclIsnoslng ground Ut in
san!ty, mud II YVES decided In - Louisiana that
| t,esc prtdsposI,lH eaIses are entirely too re-
nfotc to bcronc subjGGt nAstrr for Judicial
Inquiry, ntd that al evidence uf the kind and
Character IL not admissible. That Ii tic tectsou
n'nl the only QUO tint can bc lounl on this
| states.h
! "Thc same question was argued Saturday."
2, ouscrvc' !, storrs' "a"d don't care to reargue
"Lct 1t bo introduced" rules the Court.
h'tjIfa fG i11f mimi nh tahrf1 o,
dcncc Identified as tl'c photograph Of sfr. En-
CERT
mo comment" says Weber.
HNu, Ut course nOt,h sAys the Court,
II tlIInk your Honor will sce," suggests Mr..
storrs, "that comment is unnecessary to your
written, Trunk Eneert; yours without u strug-
Elc.'" r....
There wus very pcrceptIblo smiling all around
i" Hero arc Two other photographs" 60 ys
Sturrs, "wh!cl, understand you 10 sny that
yoa9 tou'!d in your w'fc's tfu"kp'
"l}o you know Of whom these aro photo
graphsin
III TO, slr.n
Estate, Il yotl pleased"
"Watt," cxcla'a,s Weber. II respectfully
submit tipy must be admitted II, cyidencc be-
fore he eau state nuYts!n= ubout the photo,
EFapls;" ,,..,,
eat if he ~ 1ns nt s9 to ras, tesn,fy tem 'as' the
ut is ClarIcs Turner, md IL" says Wit
ness, but Is Interrupted.
'ls Charles Turner. the author Of soma Of
those letters tlat you tllsrovcre1" asks storrs,
breaking IN.
II offer this In evidence. Whose Is The
ncx.!"
'tJolln Ahern."
"Whcrc did he rcstdel''
"ClIcagu.n
.'i,'j',:,| "Wl'sIs a,a Charles Turner resfao1"
"Wery any letters discovered from this ecu-
lIe holds up Ahern's phIz.
So, SIR"
"1his is ulso offered. Wcro any Of Charles
Turner's notes tt,en,-or wus ure of thn letters
tlmt your wfc burned In your presence Tur-
nor lettcrl"
"Yua, SIR"
"Dil you read tlut lcttcrl''
:" read nll of them. ! read TINT one aso.f
"Can you stats the contents Ut that lcttcri't
~ object" says Mills, "on The ground that
Il Isn't shown to be u letter written by Churtes
Turner. IT tsl't shown to 10 Charles Turner
wtlo wruto IT,"
"1hat is IL l.'''nater!a1," replies Tic Court;
!lm gentleman. 1lo admitted having wrote tie
lpttcrs.h
"sphat were tho contcnts Of that 1etterl"
ut vas addressed to My dear GIRL It wont
on and stated about tho pleasant iitnos they
lAvo had, a,'l he was a!so very cautious In tell.
,ng t'cr tint hhu s!Iotd Itrn ttosc letters nway
from me. And hc referred to several meetings.
They y. wsrs sins ~ Your dear fr'c"d' Thai ono
"Now, viii nut the direct question:: Did you
for ihrsc Iettcrs!'
"Wall," shouts Weber. " object"
~ want tt presunt the direct question now"
says Stor's, III l!ts smiling way.
Certainly" fStorts Wcber, "and prcsrnta
direct objcetltl."
"WclI, please to walt d minute. want to
present tllu direct question ~ tu whether tlc
declaration of 's wife to tho l.isbal.,l tlat she
destroyed the letters IL competent as laying flle
foundation for tile admission Ut tllu contents Of
thosu lettersn
"rnss II something clse," says tlle Court,
" for the present. VIC will adjourn soon, any
how"
THE WIFE LEAVES C1NC1NNATf
"lou shy Tint, upon your return from Ctt-
cinnati, yntlr wife went to your fathvr's louse7"
"S!.c dill. slr.h
How long lid sle remain nlcrc3''
ssShc remained iliern until joined her, about
The 10th of duly, aame year, 1871"
'tWhy did you 6rni your wife to your
father's!"
,"Wrll." SAYS Weber, II object. That ia a
matter tl.at Is iu,u,ascsial why he eunt her
there"
~ hardly .hinK that Is competent, Sir" says
tho Court.
~ would liko to ho heard on that by nt,.l BY.
It n,ny be important In auUtller p.Aso OF the
casc," snys Mr.. sturrs.
"liow ling III! yuu say she rematncd there at
your 1athtr'st' hu cUnttnucst undressing the
witness.
tic :4!th Ut Ju!y. 1871"
"Wl,en lila yul return TO Chicagol'
"Wc bat rettrnei to ChtsAgo. Well. sho