Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-15

matte Seems.
<r NotE. June 14-Lawyer Abe
me. spent several hours yesterday
..-.d denomination of Miss Will
a Tarastau, the correspondent in
a.. Lillian s Crary's suit for absolute
from her husband, William p.
--r which was begun Thursday af-
, before Judge Osborne and a
tho City Court, Brooklyn. As
. fr,. dav, the court room was
.-.5 with StyliShly dressed ladies
.,-aHout-,0wn, who seemingly
-.. Greatest pleasure in witnessing
..-..~. g.. which Miss TurnStall was
-.i.
g.. Cr.ry accompanied by her
.. .y-Bridge President James
u.,.- ana o. number of friends, ar
CARLY Mr.. Crary and Lawyer
10 r.' arrived q few minutes later,
..re waiting for the proceedings
-0..-r Sep- lp a whispered converse
inst before the Judge assembled
.r .-.h Mrs Crary and her father
,...-..- and sat i'm one of the waiting
-,, AZ frequent intervals tney
r.i f.w. the corridor TO the door
~, -.. Co-rt room, but they did not
v... T.ruStall sat little apart from
.t -t.-,. and the look on her face in
that she was i'm dread Of the
..auc ordeal. She was again
f-...i .u black, and carried a black
When she was called 70 the stand
rned pale and for moment IL
a.. .0ught she was going 10 Swoon.
s.. frequently broke down under Mr..
X urrS crOSS-hre of questions, and
w.,.. tears most of the time.
IN answer 10 questions, she said that
,a-i.d not know Mr. Crary before his
marriage. He first made advances 10
le- .n January 1890, when she was liy-
Ing with Mrs Crary on Washington
avenue. but he frequently kissed her be-
fore shat. She thought that the How
els did not ike Mr.. Crazy because he
was always borrowing money from Mr..
Howell Mr.. Crazy went 10 her bed
room one afternoon in January, 1890,
between . aud 3 o'clock. That was the
frs. time tina, she noticed that he was
GOO familiar with her.
What do you mean by being too
amliar?'
BY putting his hand on me and try
ing 90 kiss me.
She reoulsed him after a time, and he
Isft the room, when the dOOrbell rang
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howell entered the
house. There was no one in the house
before that. She did not tell Mr.. and
M-, Howell, or Mrs. Crary, because she
l3,ut want 20 make any trouble, and
l~l because Mr.. Crary promised that
haw.ed never do it again. y few days
a-. Mr.. Crary found Miss Turn
y i'm his wife'S bedroom, and
h.g-ed and kissed her. She broke
away from him and ran down stairs.
Shortly after that she left the CraryS
house and went 20 her uncle'S on South
Portland avenue.
"Did you tell your uncle or aunt
about Mr.. Crary's cOnduct2'
81 went there TO tell them, but
Couldn't ard the witness AGAR
broke into tears.
When she had dried her eyes she SaiC
that She remained NJ the H0well'S about
an hour, when she returned 10 the
Cr3ry'S.
Here Mr.. Ermmel asked her mum
bar 0f questions which she could mo-
answer on account of her SobS and tears
Ia .lct. She broke down completely, but
Mr. Hummel was persistent.
III don't think she can answer any
more questions just nOw,' said Judge
OSBORNE.
81 don't see why l should have 10 &c
0ga- &c an again." said Miss TurnStall in
.v voice 90 the Judge.
-It is necessary for you to answer the
positions" kindly replied the Judge.
Tile witness, with an effort toward
..-a1sure. then described the irSt time
@ C-arv entered her bedroom at
a-. This was i'm April, 1890 She
Nl> I'D when she heard him rapping
OPP .lai0or. The door was locked, but
SIM ocke6 10 and told him TO go away.
she'd the door open and went into
Oh. -1lm She said that she unlocked
-a. I00r because she was afraid that
someone would hear him rapping.
"I4d it been arraRged that he should
'--.r your room?'
40; I was asleep.
Sine made uO cutlery when he entered
l- room. She said further that il was
,.ae time before midnight when Crary
came ,O her room. He was undreSSed
a.i she was % her night clothes.
Here the witness buried her face in
l- hands and burst into violent it OF
>1.e.ug. She was unable 20 answer the
t>-ionS After waiting several min
.,a, Mr.. HUumel said:
Please take that fan from your
A.e"
~itis mo-, necessary" Sternly inter
p.,-j Judge Osborne. "GO on with
yo. questions and let the witness
ala.. Wi not compel her to remove
ae- Fan unless the jury intimates that
she's To see her face.
Nale she was detailing the number
Z times he had visited her room after
-aj She Sobbed Historically, and for a
.u. it looked rs If she would have &c
1850 I'D. She rallied. however, and said
Cha, at first she hated Crary, but after
ward loved him.
A etter written by Miss TurnStall &c
Mr. Howell after the action was begun
vas put providence by Mr.. Hummel. In
,as She says that there was no OffenSt
oa which Mrs. Crazy could base an ac-
ZION Tor absolute divorce.
Mrs. Crary'> counsel put i'm evidence
bother letter. written by the cO-reSpOn-
Gent CD Mrs. Crazy, in which she ac
wedges her guilt
After recess Mr.. Hummel announced
-t- bee would not call any witnesses fOl