The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-30

tic. but did not sail The evening before eli,
want to 20 back. Mr. Brooke endcavored t.
ns oas Sns Hat We Rsf
In describing his Intimacy in the Park ave
nus house tho witnet " said that he din ed there
two or three times n week.
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ns: psnsa mi a the ss.
had tG,g h her to marry SsaMs ..
ssoashs she had money Isr , father az, ma always
unhappy.
good msny ars reSss@SE t M
This is the way. Mr. Eli son told the story, lilo
had returned from SeabrlGh; with Mrs Hen,
snerested that as her house was closed the
witness ihnSs' and Mrs. Stame go to the BrunswlcE
LOT We Sted did 49," said tho witness. We had a
bottle q claret and so'pe apoInaris We Jeff,
Christian Endeavon ers"f think that's what
sssy are ars Ssm were az
man T Pns .yol hand N tSe
path In her way and asked him to let us, pass
turned and as then thought n; but do not
Knocked him down. l was arrested on the
spot but was al2Gsa t to send MTf NGnme
came to the station house 70 see, me. ] believe
at his daughters request and acted very
The morning and .drove'dIrectly to Mrs. Neame.
Then abe showed me-
The witness interrnl ted himself, paused
:" She told me that the man had struck her.
and that she was black n and blue on her chest.
had not knocked the mar down"
The Witness was i'm pa tient to tell the facts
tnt e Sp 2ose IN sS S ai
asked When and where the talk about tn" di.
'! "Gonstantiy.. answered the witness. AT
Narragansett Pier and everywhere Mrs Neame
Ser tod her that her fahsp was the Proper
person to aid her: that ought not to do any
,hs Gr n ns spS he mthess Sa
and smnS fry Sner h her h %;tIy
10 return to her husband that her position in
h y
come" here the witness became very empha-
Tia. is ali. and she csnnot touch the principal
That is all she has. exach 5000 month. Mr..
H9@meI said he would get her n divorce out
Mr.. Brooke then asked the witness about his
Wsps to Ras a9 70 Re the wit
ness said. not publicly. for she was then an
other mans wife. but it was an engagement.
for me through Delos McCurdy. and explained
IMPOSSIBLE: that she had only 500 a month
sohns ws ia st
and of course sometimes made money.
considerable money: but I told. her that
shs ssd Ttn rather million marry Soss Than
At her REQUEST went to Mr.. McGIrdy about
that Consnlship Tt tSt was was on, on Feb q He
to call again and on P Feb Gnu 10 fG,s
gested the Quebec Consulship p. and went from
about It. 1 told her about Quebec. and she
said she would not go there. that she wanted
Mr.. Brooke reminded the jury that this was
the interview during which. according to Mrs.
Neame's testimony. the witness threatened TO
not make Cons9ls s and as had no money
would have to leave her. We talked this over
violent Ian enaEs When rose f to u 20 G and said
BY s5e asked ed me + that settled + rnd
turned to her house that evening for the pur-
%siH 1G M6ud
iMante m. tb heard r her father tell the sd to
The Witness denied in detail every state
ment Mrs. Neame testified to regarding that
called that night
oapid you beg her in that iuterviev marry you
b ,a' sss me to marry
MI i Wsman interrupted: Did you say she
I withdraw begging" answered the wit
We'll. is it begging or not ~ said Mr. Well
Let It 60 at begging" said the witness.
:. The witness said that he was sitting with the
NNsnriSues family and I'd Mrs u Neame when NJ
naming him as correspondent.
denied the charges made in the answer"
said the witness.
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ssrssif IN ,aS SIsvin case Is .na 1919
my faults am NOT a. bad thu, i'% Knows It, wiz" d"
NJ Ellison told the story Of the assault when
" snt to % a on R0 it,
noon d June no LETT the hacTuet club t s some
time after o'clock. and walked through Forty
Thirty ninth street. and turned townrd Fifth
avenue: He had no purpose in taking that
Was On his way home.
$-KNTssssrssA f aa a q. meet S H.
r6irty:nnth street Iaf Between rass and Madi
II; v .sSs ~sn. "
1 .ad on s %sn,
said: nss upon an explanation" Aud put my ,
land on his shoulder. |
Q--Did you strike him A.-No merely laid my
land on his shoulder Then he pulled pistol from his
pocket. and Jumped back three feet prnbnbv
ana 70 one side He deliberately hrrd n shot At mo
Q--Where was he aiming AT.
The witness had stood mp. and when asked .
his question. put HE hand on his right side, a
little below tho breast. indicating where he
supposed the pistol had been pointed.
The witness said, Pardon me a moment"
md turned around. with his back to the jury.
Then he faced the jury again and said. mo. :
IN this side should say" indicating his left !
ide Then he continued '''' |
After BIO nred said to him. why don't Won do ,nr !
lpH' But he put the pistol back into MS pocket Then
Jumped for MIN. md We cnched and went dow n to-
ether in the gutter with top lie s,ruck ma
nee In the mouth and ms we went down he KrabLed
ne by the coat and as attempted TO reach Is pistol
"a take u from HIM he caught hold OF my cane.
while no hold the cane aUbed hin, with il two or
hree tiines-I don't know whether IN the eve or NOT
hen some one came and pulled of from him /
ont remember striking him after getting M THAT in
9 much Nc can tell OF ,Lg Incident was excited