Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-19

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their own story is here. The womai
turns round abruptly and says: "WheI
are you going to marry Louise!" He says
I'm month or two" Marx, the very
words used by Louise. This is no
enough for this woman. Next day chi
Is not satisfied with the declaration o.
| the former evening, although Louise die
not object that the time was passed and
press him to fulfill the agreement, but
Mrs. Laird again rushed up TO the strange
gentleman and says again, "When are
You going to marry Louises" The same
answer was given. Lulu Drum
saws Mrs. Laird was with her
ali that day. The others say
| Mr.. Baldwin went to the city right
after breakfast. But Mrs. Laird says
she asked Baldwin about the marriage
these two times.
Here the story Of the scene at the
breakfast table relating to the marriage,
when Louise told Lulu Drum about It;
she told Anita, she told her father, and
then Baldwin taxes Louise. who denies
| the fact, etc.. etc., was read. The ar
gument Of the counsel on the other side
was taken up, in which Williams
charged this to be conspiracy on Bald
wins part and passed under review. Mr..
Wells said il Miss Broderick had been
in the city we would have had her depo-
sition. II she were here we would have
examined her. There were many others
we would like to have had here. What
magic wand has been waved over them
to spirit them aways What influence
has been brought to bear TO keep them
out Of our wnyf II Baldwin had been
engaged to her--if she regarded her yir-
tue. which is worth more than all else,
she would have arisen from that table
and with indignation call Baldwin to &C
count, aud II he denied 1t she and her
Mrs. Lard would have left his place.
Is there father on this jury who has q
daughter of whom this story could be
true? Where is her father? why is he
not here? Why Is his place taken by q
hired detective, working fer q contin-
gent fee2 Why will they prostitute this
poor girl for the sake Of this money
they expect as their contingent feel
The father Is the head of the family;
not private detectives. The proper
escort Of the mother and daughter
would be the father, not pri-
vate detective. At the house sew.
eral days later than the other time Mrs.
Laird comes again. Shs asks the same
question. "WheR are you going to marry
Louiser' But here he contradicts him
sslf--as Mrs. Laird says. He wanted
her to 20 to sohpol first. Here in three
days she asks him three times, s'When
are you going to marry Louise 7" At
Sacramento she is the ehsperone Of
Louise, but Ia all the time they are at
the hotel she is not around, but all at
once she rises on the scene again with
the same question, "When are you 60
ing to marry Logise," The same an.
sweF Is given, Ina short time" Now,
If there was no other testimony to dis
credit this womsns, this story OF her
own would do so.
4
The record was read again down to
where Louise Is ct home In November.l
She takes the horses ct 2 r. NJ, drives
in here. goes to see Mrs. Carroll, goes to
the st. Charles and spends the night.
In few days afterward she comes in
with Mrs. LANCE; gets here at o'clock;
on the street she meets Stoddard, with
whom she was seen 10 spend so much
time at polton--who, it is said, visited
her room at Cotton. She makes an sp-
pointmept to meet this man Stoddard in
the streets Of this city between and 9
o'clock, or even as she says later; she
meets him alone--this young lady who
was soon Ia be married to Mr., Baldwin.
She says they took ridei that Stoddard
brought her back at 10 O'clock. where
were you all night r. ~ could not
get in; / stayed in an oat-house
ell night. This pure young lady leaves
her lady associates and goes ent at night
to meet young man. She says she
spent the night ID tbs closet in the yard.
Bat another saw her, followed her move
msnts and saw where she went. He for.
bad his wife ever TO admit her to her
house. She can explain this oh, yes,
she can explain 1t. II this ia 90, why
not bring Casey why not take his
deposition1 The reason Is that they
could not prove II. She was with
Stoddard. Why meet this young man,
Why 90 to meet him at 7 to 9 o'clock at
night Why 90 out riding with himl
Whf stay out al night This pure and
llnoce1s young woman lnsie y
mys'eIious power pea,hn ~ .n's' you
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him aud MS reputstion inquired into.
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proper place LOT ~. Hla sue pos .now
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mixed up witnf "a ne ~. nos snow sas ,s
It was wrong TO parade the siresls WIN
pros,itptesf one was ~ : masked pali
on Howard street WIN iass women
and prostitutes net TINS pure
and innocent glri found moth
ing in all this This is the woman
about to become the 'honored wife Of
man. Her reputation IS ruined. sne
is lost. Give Der gold 20 heat me
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