New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
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THY Mr.. LOUD PINCHED HIS WIFE.
SHE USED BAD GRAMMAR AND WAS ExrRAvAGANr
DENYING TIE CHARGES AGAINST HER.

| SHE USED BAD GRAMMAR AND WAS EXTKAFAUANI
| DENYING THE CHARGES AGAINST HER.
| BOsToN, Nov. II (Spec,an. The divorce case
OF Loud against Loud continued before Judge Dew
ems this morning. William Miller Stewart, agent OF the
Anchor Line OF steamers, brothernlaw of Mrs. Lond,
testified follows II with my wife when she went
to Mrs. Loud's room and found the door locked. Mrs
Loud sick aud had been locked in the all day
without attendance. have never Mr. Loud strike
his wife. but have him pinch her at her mothers
house In Whe-st New York. He admitted that he was
Jealous, and said that It patural to him. I have
heard him object to her shaking hands with and to
kissing her father. When Mr.. Loud came to me he
admitted that he had bee cruel to his wife. He said
that he had made unfortunate comparisons between his
wife and his sistern law which had caused the trouble
Mr. Loud told that he pnched his wife to correct her
bad grammar"
Mrs Ellen d. Mack, mother of Mrs. Loud, SAID that
when Mr.. Loud wished to marry her daughter she OBJ
ected because she thought her too young although she
was well developed for young woman or her age.
Witness desired that her daughter should to Europe
TO finish her education rather than get married. She
said that her daughter, before her marriage, was the
nightingale of the family but that since she came home
she had been broken hearted When Mrs. Loud mar
red witness provided her with twelve walking suits and
seven trunks but she returned home with only three
She said there would be suit for divorce now II her
dau ghter had not taken action herself 81 Scotch,
sir" she continued and Scotch people do not believe
i'll divorces They do not want the disgrace"
W. b. Mack travelling agent OF the National Tube
Works Company, and father OF Mrs. Loud, testified to
seeing unpeasantness between Mr. and Mrs Loud, and
when Mr. Loud struck his wife witness told him he
sorry them dsagrecing In that way for he had
been married thirty years without anything Of the sort
occurring IN his family.
Mr. Loud, for the defence denied the charges of
cruelty, He said that his expenses tue Est ycT 81 bis
married life were -, 600
Frank $ Lusher, clerk at the Revere House. said
- saw Mr.. aud Mrs Loud every day and never saw
husband more loving to bis wife My the
floor theirs l frequently called on them.
Everybody In the hotel spoke Of their devotion 10 each
other. Ny attention was never called at any time TO
trouble between Mr.. and Mrs. Loud"
Mrs. Loud was recalled Uy her husbands counsel and
adhered with much spirit to her former charges she
said that the clerk Lusher never enjoyed any familiarity
with her and her husband. He was in5OleLt
to both OF US, and threatened to
slap my face" she said She visited Mr.. LOuds family
against her i'll and Caista Loud pulled her hair
aud called ber liar after dispute about the quality OF
Mrs. s.uuderclohing which was of exceeding fine