The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
eth Of October. He had run away with her

| YIN o. october. He had run away with mel
on Jan: q last, the day Of the FIRST visit !, t.
M art 0% Vast hS Snd hs T
street. when his wife s attention was attracted
hy some pretty article IN Mernickes window.
asn nss 'Y Hs Wiz sa Z
S Ssy R9ss op w
entered TI &crn.Ees. sEs ICONS ana Locked ,,, 4
was too dsnr and asked to see, something
cheaper. Tho salesman. Daney. then showed
him a lardlncirc, md that 1t could be pol.
about s35. lie asked Mr. Blahey to have the
Mere r5 paIy f.
iiyo-stono diamond ring in the Jewel case. Mr.
Wernicke took his keys. opened the case and
took out the ring Howe eSn XXI The rIirS
but NJ Isrne sSsts Ms the
nlcES 4 no would wash tho ring SO TINT he
s9uld determine whether the c2loripg OF tho
% TO Nash tSe rS
Ing the jewel case open. There were several
ladies' In tho room. and Howe took w. the case
iiiled With jewels and carried 1t to MIR. Wer-
" Hero Is Your case. You are very foolish to
.ssss ns 'ss .ss,
t thmlsht be suspected as well US any one Of
MI. wcrnicke then offered him the ring for
Sl85. but no would not take 1t. Mr.. Wernicke
also asked him to take the ring on probation.
and his wife called two days later. and the jar
d 81, ,,e Was ready. and Salesman Blaney hand
In whose namc was that bill madc out?'
asked tho sixth Juror. who probably thought
s TINT t awo Sna
Hamburg Represented themselves as Mr. and
oh. didn't SEQ the BILL" said Howe. quick
y. ha p,nD Y n
II tho name Of De Ford. as We Ind told Nr.
N5s. Ds Ford. iIs .oid me that the price was
par e ana nus W Hove
fragile. HowS handed them e Salesman
right. Mr. Wells said that they. were. Then
s"ll" caE RsrnGy asked Howe they wished hsd
his wife went ont 4 little ahead Of him. and 10
followed her; The aisle Wns 50 crowded with
longing to Mr., wernicko. Mr. WcrnicKs stood
At tho door and bowed out A. Nc time dja
store or from anybody else in this city.
4, Then Lawyer Gray took up the Jewels mem
shS ss saTnx %s
nlcke. and asked Howe to tell what he knew
about them Howe said that the diamonl-sct
to his wife. He bought them eighteen months
ago. The diamond-set heart belonged to his
Tho i've -st.ns diamoni ring had been in Iii;
rorGrty i was bought from 5;yflsr by
had it pawned iii Lemo9,s pawnslioP.
Street f@ ng Mr. %srncE to
have lost IT. The three-stone diamond ring
had belonged to his wife for FIVE years He
and got broke. A double diamond ring. con-
sisting Of two rings Joined together, he. said,
nude to order and had Tslonssd to his sister aer
t ana WYE her Nh f tin she
Then Col. Gray, showed him two solitaire
damGnd . rings but he said he could not
that they we're .hiswife's property 4 soi-
taire diamond rin TINT was shown to him
seen before A smaller diamond pin he said
SfssD bis 1na ho d often it IN
@ doSu sS sd hnt n %ns f Hs
sr s scent bottles he sad wera his
wife's property: and wore a Christmas
% m them ddnS Sas
ness at State and Washington streets. 4 silver
chatelai9e he had never seen before; silver
A silver bonbon WITH tho initials IN. H."
upon IL WAS. also H. AlTlStIDuS pTeSenI 10 MIS-
wife. A silver hairpin which had "Nettie"
engraved upon it. was still another present to
his wife. Then was shown what appeared to
II use tint to hold my opium lamr." he said
quickly. 1t is only tin. and it cost % cents.
American tin p asked Recorder Smyth.
II am not sure about that. SIR" replied
Howe.
Lawyer Gray, showed him small silver bon
honncre. and he said that his wife had worn
1t upon her chatelaine.
~ used that he said, "to carry my opium
pills after they were cooked. II took the place
fthe thing the Cinnamon calI hop toy"
wiie's property. and aid that It had frequently
been pawned Mt Moore's pawnshop in this city.
Under cross-examination Howe testified
that he was married to Miss Hamburg by a
Methodist minister In Philadelphia. He be-
li Hey; that tho minister's name was Guard. He
street Miss Hamburg and he eloped from
Baltimore and when they got to Philadelphia
asked II cabman to take them to minister's
house Be to get married; Ho had worked in
lealers. as salesman: His parents live in
Lexington street in baltimore and his father
at one time kept u fancy goods store. The
trial was not ended.