The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-18

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ne urged u separation because they
coula noc agree puo did not tnen SPEAK
u leileioh OF any Quiet suD'ecU. Ne re-
heweu MS reques1 ior q separation ID
iooo, Dut not between these Two dates,
Saying 1nat IL was because Oh nsr reils-
.ous views ana no5 ior any otner reason
VIA = he urgeo Che lnatter, teillne her 70
iit'he up i'ers inlllu 70 Jake = ceresa.n
SUN u money. ne olleleo ner otlt, mouse
N winch Iney tlveu anu % ,o,'O cash. OF:
- was wlhhg 20 settle $s'oO 2 year On
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III.
s.'atI ~ antl tliets 1oF
ller ue'c'sion ONE OF TWICE q tnontn. sne
Always kepG. ueierrlng ner decision IN tne
nope 0na1 ne Wouiu recohsluer tne maj
&c .er ana ueciue 10 live WIN her 10 ner
HOUSE. "heh piesseu ae laso ZOE o ue-
cislon sile 'oiu Che plalntill tIlat sne oio
iioc cohsioer t'le htnoun1 ne proposed
setthhg upon her sumclent ana tnen ne
again gave iler tune 70 Sonsiocs ssie i"ess-
tloh. In August 1907 ne lei1 her home'
staeing 10 her NOW VIII go ana per-
maps "hen l nave leit you can more
readily make up your mind to accept
my proposltion. Inc witness then tes-
Clileu that she nved alone IN her nome
uhV'' . uhe lst' 1888, "hen she wen1 TO
her mothers, because her er,husband-wh
cs'''eo regularly once a nontn lor nef
answer on MIS- proposltlon-toid her
1nac ne couid not support the mouse as
IL was pelhg run ana Wanted 20 sell or
rent IL. he renewed MS o1er 10 settle
sooo year on her until ne could 90
Detoer. he urged her 10 either go 70
hotel OF 10 her mothers. At nrs1 she
Ieiused 10 40 eitner, saying that until
ne "ould make a settlement on her OF
wnac was rlght, she would not leave her
nome. ne kepC saying tnat the mouse
was loo lar away "a mile ana @ NALL
rom business 'ena tnat ne must either
sell OF reht IL. sne at last gave IN ana
went 10 I'VE win her mother, not, now
ever. before olieflne 10 DISMISS the SER
vah1 s'ti ana oo the mouse work nerseli,
Ihus leolciig the expenses, sueeestion
ne oid not approve OF. MRS. Wlliiams
"eho on W sta.e .h"t sne renamed Win
ner nioIher uhtii september 1884, ano
curing the lntervai she called at PLAIN
till s business once TO make overtures
Oh peace. one on tnis occasion asked
hilii 10 loreeC tlle past ana pieadeo WIN
uiln 10 reCurh 10 ner anu Try again 10
AYe togeIner 10 "nich ne replleo Ina1 IL
was ouo Oh the question. Wnen sne
"en1 TO her MOWERS she look only lew
poohs' q pooh case' Deg steao ana a
le" chslrs. leaVing alFEst the entlre
mouse lurniture pehlnd her. she testl-
'ieo tf'ae sne never trled 10 proseiyte or
conveio ler nAsoaho "ith hef reiiglous
oeiiei' 'ila SIZE never ulgeu any oi her
ieiisi'us VIEWS oii nun. 70 ouoee uiler
ene eau sue @''ilpu'eo their oo-
,nest'c 'nle.iclty IN parc 70 the ques,
''on VI rcAsioh' ;liVnough she cohiesseu
ac Che same tlihe' thao they appeared
eociai'y uiiiiV ior each otner' o
'ause he never "an'eu W 30
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wards her To Jndoe Fullers enn,irv sbo
sa,d +ba+ T. wos 1ovo ond oefoot;an ~ on
nnhonnded ch.racter that nron,n+.d
her actions all through her married life
and NOT the love horn of a RELIGIONS he
lief She said that ber ,o,;o;o,s ,,;ows
never interferred with the nerfor,nance
of her domestic duties and that her en-.
tire married life, with the exception of g
few months, had been one endles, day
OF misery and unhappiness.
Mrs Williams testified thatthey commenced
occupying seperate rooms in 1854, at plain
tiffs own suggestion, he averring that il
would be better for his health. She said thai
Mr.. Williams complained because they hae
no family, talking as though ie were her fault
She told Judge Fuller that it was her wisl
as well as her husbands that they should b,
blessed with a family. She denied eyer hav
ing said that she did not believe in Catholi,
wife bearing children to protestant husband
in fact that their religious beliefs would no
have been and were not barrier on tha
score. She admitted that her husband has
said to her in 1882 that he believed tn
| oMaiiey girl and her relatives were putting
her up to making it unpleasant for him. Sh
said that on the whole Mr. Williams was
her have company and 90 with her any