, 1880-05-07

"Htt'nt Xxx you regard nes rs your "''ef
aDidn't you address her as your dear
wife'9'. .".
IT might have been."
"DOnt YOU known
~ should say did,
Didn't ynu in your letters 2"
" don't suppose ain Obliged to answer"
,o,s4a Han ;,soG.oj Mfe Jumped up and wanted tho
Mills .itln't know TINT lle Ind them.
,Ynn Birtn said addressing, Mary Ann rs
Ills wtfo ,ltAn't mako ller 10. There wns only
ORG way Of proylng. 4 marriage. ,..
Tho Court told alf hands to sit down; he
didn't want to lear any mora from then, Of,
ut mIgllt hnvo been so," sa1d tho witness,
"for the benefit Of the i!,pressioh-ule lettors
to j r DTl f|I9y'' yo'a l;pon ~ oihS';;' L s.
to commit himself.
II don't rccolleet wjint tic question was."
Tlle stnnngrapler read 1t,
"No, str; could not under tho cIrcum-
lie lived with Mary Ann nearly year ut
Jackson. Mich, El,Ima l.. wis then, 'n Wa
% ay 70 A s III re reeosctsd sc SS tas SRs rs
signed tho application for divorce. 1fe must
hnye sworn that lle innrr1etl Emma L.. IT. DE-
eenlbcr, IBIl. aild that he lived and cohablted
VIII sr st ns ms t1s w, s fa'sn nG September 1850
II was lngnlt ~ false"
'"Whnt was tho fact ~ ...
"l'art OF tl,e fact was TINT lived with the
Canada woman about yeAr,"
"n1D EMMA L. DESERT yoUs'
nSho did,"
,"lssafore or after you married the Canada
""Afterwnrds.'m,, u.anghtcr.1
"Whnt tlo you mean ?"
}lf1 41ii3 f1tpnrt Sfsft hnfnrn mr. nftar vnt1
UT was nfter."
And that wns one ,of the grounds on
wlicl. you applied for divorce !" Laugh
Witness, speaking OF Maggie, said sho
went by the i,alne Of Siell, antl that slle WIS
supported BY two or tll,ro parties. Size told
"Wlleu YOU married her, did you love
~ object" shouted Van Duren.
r,"I5i DLd yo,. d, ,nea1 what you said when you
,".Stop, stop, stop" yelled Van Durcn.
Tile answer was ruled out.
Witness identified Maggie rs Mrs. Smell.
:Fhc letter Of Introduction to her Was written
by Louisville trayellng-nan wltoso name
t'np VIZ }}lisIo} +. Y Il Emma l..
ss.No one, legal1y."
If IIe layt spoke to Maggie at Detroit Feb, q,
Cleveland In March,, 1879.
Did you ", e.ntinae Z, living Wth h Maggie Us
:" can't say sl,o WAS my wife,.
"Diu you call her your wlfp?"
a,rtat depends upon circumstances"
I'D ".Didn't ID; you Invariably Gull her your
"Letters wcro written, and she was called
aud wouldn't mind their own business"
mpldn't yon Gull yourself her husband ?''
I" have. / have called myself everything
for her sake bst 1t didn't mike It ao.".
her WIISm SnsSaa a'G you cease to live with her Us
~ don't know rs I ever was her husband"
"Wl,en dId yoM stop living with ller p
AS Int as January Of this year, didn't
you, y,s,eull. eall hSr M;t,;y'! yo4n7 wlfe2"
"And q held !! j. her out to tho people OF Detroit
uVery llkely.n
%%RRtaa't %R6 ~: j you 1.-Two t0sotnerF
~, M!ss Cleveland, but In .tle next breath
snla !la WIS fist gngagcd" Fob 4, 1879. lie
saw Maggie nfter thnt :.
"wrnEN'T fou. coSr!NED IN JAIL: 70 n
mo; sir.", and lie held up Ills hand again.
.N]Vnrc voi1 evnr rnntneh in in1l in Nfrf,-
ien,, for a,,v crimeP ~ > ''' :" '"'' 49, 'A@'''
eObfcctetj IN. anil obiact,on, snatotnci Van
RnrrI fnsfstTnr ,,non II nftnr rnnsnlt;nt1 ,vtth
Davis. s1A "t~A ''''1'' "'''A
At this point Mr, Van Buren, discovered
swnrn n. "pp'eNs'e' A1A - 1.'''S' "'' '"'
Milis rannrkci that t,e hadn't soIt1 IT wos.
Tia askctl Dnvis If la Ind s,vnrn +" IL mil hn
aaid Ia hai = ''e """ ""ot' " ~ '@4'@A "o
es40 ~ A"4' '.r,1ot.a r,,eu1vv
n streot-cor ro,,.1,,ctor tasiit;ed that tn tbe
Sest ~ liz kno,vaiN,, and helief Mmsc,o M W wms s
Wre Eunil liz ho,i eonm hnr IL KITE III, ts,a ~
vcars n"n and aisn i'H IN mnan,, III ~ Wis III ia
Incw Ifavo EneiI srt,n ,xn! = stnma.d riv"r
m +i,n e-nvu il ont, Ia ocmS"fs,;t iii ,.hot
strcat M MaTen {,vcd Pun m H. fs'Ensh' III Jie ~"i ln,i
mi, tn her nnar,lInvnlncc Il, XII cttv HIT h,,t
been irae0ei. intn thn rnttar. but Harry
T}lvfs' brCtilhr> had tn]G Him TINT 9I1h ,yns
Matte Shell What he sad wns that
lc could not swear nosftiye1y Sho WIS tic
1yoynou hut that aha rnantnh1ed hnr and ,vn.