The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-30

ders to \ Yokohama lie described his fears for
the me os.S q hs shf sR ls
sstiss Sstss & hs -, name Il
SSsf sSdEss %sss
s1, Slsn drsz G, ssn Gu ss; II:
her room. but she was not there: I saw signs
WAS ,ne cradle a1SR f' Vail about twenty minutes
before I saw her. Then she came In with the
sys sS %hs And snGas ae ns ssSSe,nE
With her wssn and Eel,
couidn't undorstand Il. tried 70 asSribe Il
fdidn't suspect anything was wrong. NY wife
has been unhappy since that time"
SUSPICION FIRST AROUSED.
.HetherinRton then gave m instance Of sps-
%s VII i iirss excited s his atssp,Ien lie ssd
Robinson. and never suspected him until one
s saS when house making Ss wife S we. ko0 ir
sF yell End EoInsop ioGTsa sGTsshns
xndrsws Ss!i RsSlnson rRsid Ms: l, Hst n:
came ashore determ med to settle matters with
R9hinsoni; He added ais u..,or,nr.on .,o,. N.
Iidn's know that she had toid Jim Il;
Wherever Vie Mrs. Hethsrinston went Robinson
Thsia sRs os The ss
M $sSs.S x .Ssa sssSs Sss jss
tbn S nd saw tnns MsTs wposs
%o9s than iermsi!ties on h is psTt Would =
Gsssiherinston' s'E sho Knew the ssntsp.s =
edged no was in Low. with. my, wife and
then went on to assure me that nothing wrong
Pad s h sss a?% s%s s !e?
that kind. and gave his word OF honor not
no nSa hem
outward appearances lie said he had been de.
% Haa X.
that nothing wrong had occurred. and also
Tint he had been deceived by her frank and
open maGneI.
NILS. HErHEMNGToN TO ROBINSON.
.HotherinGtons counsel read n letter from
Mrs. Hetherugton to Robinson. Some ex
I'm ali this trouble have never lost faith in
you until now. l was told you tried to throw
al tho blame on me Ard acted d II an angsnto,
don't f fao!s Mat R% 1'i Ssiey but Ro" the
letter. Now you say. you have them. What do
you mean by, that! l would like to know. The
to hF lyias day. that am sure TSs sroStle
came from mo ordering those nhotographs
nn S1sSuse kep my mShth smut and would
from osd to worse until judge said he sS be-
was pdG ndt With than ms apoe
ever ri oand out had dsccysd him he ' Would
must understand there is some good in me. l |
am not hoartless, far from It have suffered;
gone NO" through what my husband has. the the
the SS Mos s eseus ns and he cs asss
der to control FL, himself He said Nv. we made
came 70 losing il. and 70 think that tho mother
and asked me how it happened. where had he
nns AND M ne woad s estas
f Thr hm n9Ss SonE to
thing e d" With YOU st all That is part Of
:. How dare you tell me that you supposed !
never fe Sss Stool 1nt fe into YOUR
arms. and shall never attempt to mount 1t
can't te hspe ddt0Sf
only thnE to be done for our own sakssi and
Inr I'll inc women In tne n1teI. Is 10 let IL
navy out hore IS in aims about the, way
quiet. iii 'e watch aa judge and e' keep hm
from saving or doing anything more. He
and don't know what, he. will do when lie
finds out ysu are not but III try to manage It
said. Don't say you hate me-
The letter ends Cover. don't. don't. don't
Hath utpn continued his testimony n fol.
got on we'll with my wife. although my
anderminei; 1 c ION hy Robip SON. I
tried to mako my wife love me. but had the
soon have to leave Yokohama. knew Robinson
desired esMs 4; to hare my wife and BABY heard
anxious lest his riches, whatever they may
have heer. might be made use OF against me.
s %4 ist aseSsE
to get her home"
Here another letter from Mrs. HetherinGton
when no wrote u note on her dance cara. In O
postscript was warning that the navy ON
DO careful. Tor God AXE,
Hethnripgton. continuing. told now he tried
to persuade his wife to GO home.
PUT DETECTIVES ON HER TRACK.
HethcrinGton said that on Dec: he put two
to I"2inson IN the 4tS he tod lis
sho cried. and it ended In his going out
to buy something for the baby That same
detectives. which showed that Robnson had
l,roken. his promise not. TO-. write to Mrs
tectiyes had been hribed to furnish inise re-
ports. so lie felt bitter toward his wife, and
moro bitter toward Robinson. The witness
cuntinue,l:
him l knew he hadn't kept his word. and II
ever he tried to Interfere with my wife i'd take
II out OF his miserable hide. l said I didn't
HetherinGton what l Ind done, on Dec 10
there e. was s,n az ioTma dsnse IN the rarl1r
dinner and returned to tho ship between 1880
so. SOC leap year danee. Mrs Hetiierinsioa
and lobtnsoh danced together. which. In the
eyes OF all vel IN Gaming persons. look ed queer.
] Iofu Sod to allow any such thing to be repeat
ed. On the IA there was a ball at Bevls. at
present and also Robinson. tfe spoke to her
on the r stairs and when he saw me
about her not dancing with Robinson On |