The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-20
when you come. Auds and think you win not accuse
Inc OF coquetting in that dill cotton Anectionatey.

a. letter was read. dated NeS York; Feb 10
Boo" It referred to drafts sent. and con-
to Far. =: s% ss ssn
| q good girl. Afectionnteiy, AUD-
The receipt OF the photograph which Mr.
EnoSed dyed II note dated New YORK. Dec Dec -.
Sg s rs as syst S.ry
the photograph had known how many postuIes you
w don't fight through the mails STsr
In 1900 Mr.. Gilbert was In Paris On July
OF that year he sent this note:
p nss s% my aas
fully yours, AUpiE
Mrs Gilbert said this was the first letter abe
writes that no has stopped expecting. replies
s rspss ' from Sm Mrss
his saa AK Ss ssS him
produce any letters, concerning any alleged
other men. e Alter judge 'f BiscHoff had sus-
tanned an objection to a question concerning, q
Gilbert at the Hoffman House. in 1885, MIR.
Shepard began the re-cross-examination:
SmhYSu said you We're not we'll When was your
Q.-An through that year, A.-Yes
The letter written by Mrs. Gilbert TO Mira
York: Sept. 9. 1885. was here shown. 1t was
IL 2 dead letter envelope returned to Annie
SSssSar I Us ". wnish s.:d
,the baby ettsr. ANot in public, but he used /,
,a,Gd NJ SAINT. Maria visit you after the ,.p.r.;
ON as usual
Mr. ~ LOT ty,
Identified By Mrs. Gilbert. He asked:
Yow wl you Jock Ct the paris &ps
with some show OF anger.
why are you angryY'
because you are trying to lay trap for
But there is no need of showing anger"
hese V ;Ss nine 9ss pf Ss P
auently carried letters several weeks before
posting because Of her carelessness. In one
this. she reniied With much smphasis Yes,
Mr.: townsend showed a small card chrome.
which was part of the DEFENDANT, exhibit.
snsd x es and
the legend "a peaceful Christmas. May
naSght ofspr 10 put f your Monkey un Mrs
card because they were always fighting at
Mr.. Shepard moved to dismiss the PLAINTIFF
complaint. first because there was NO cause OF
action, and secondly because the plaintiff had
%ss hen She
her unwillingness to live with the defendant.
She proved that her an
perpetually, and that the defendant should
pay her $4,000 year. No revocation OF that
agreement had been shown on the part OF
Mr: Townsend in reply said that the plaintiff
was in court to enforce that agreement The
Now" said Mr.. Shepard. turning to his
s sSa % ask
and the defendant Az, .ad tie dslssatiSSn from
eareiessly as sly YOU please. His face was
aersDt as ensa M n Shepard sad as
S Of hs
9-IEs tina. true A1 H., u,ra soo
year cSasna.i;yi Al did NOT =. ~,
year. sho wanted one third OF my Income. agreed
esd .. SIS on ss9ar One a
Q.NThsse payment. were made quarterly in advance,
Mr.. Gilbert then went on to state that his
income had been reduced from time to time
fate In 1855 his income was nominsIiy $1,000
in 1885 it was $4,000, with deductions for in
enf as sacS snd sas
from the income to Mr. Gilbert he had given
sums ranging from SDO 10 SlOO mOnCn lOF
tho support Of her mother.
Q-In May. 1889; dd you say you would s:arve her
Q-Did you ever say anything unkind to her, Al
you would reduce 6.r ineomey A-ce,tai9ly not
Sa Nam.
but did not hear him say a word about that trip.
Mr.. Gilbert said that he merely saw Mr.
way station when he and Mrs. Gilbert were on
their way to the steamer. ,
after Mr.. Gilbert on the cross examination. but
took bsss sS se Il s ss what
!. whsa did Sou me- meet Mr.: Santa Maria for
III obje.tto that" said Mr. Shepard. Tits
no. % tEHs to hsw ~
sysr 's ' h. i ssss Mari. in your
wife's apartments2
II object" said Mr.. sherard;,,
tiops to, the direct evidence" said Mr.. Shop
ard. and the Judge agreed with him.
Q.-was your wifss statement lrue concerning tho
.gfssns nj made be. wssn You september 1855 on
you were present at the trial, Ayes. but did
NO @ nf svf' ksarnr GOOD i@Ye. fairly
::%'
Dire more money than WAS EMIT ed to-.
Q.-When did you last pay money 10 Mrs Gilbert 7
Al paid her the Iast quarters In April 1891
and have never paid her anything since except by
order of tho law.
This closed the cross-examination Of Mr.
Trustee William NJ. Fliess testified as to the
various sums paid by the estate to Audinet
$i3, 49j in. 1886 to 50. 1895 SO in 1852. This was
estate. Under cross examination Mr.. Fless
said this had been done with, tho consent of
all heirs and the co-trusteea When Mr.. FlieBs
stopped Mr.. Shepard said:
We rest"
You DO" said Mr. Townsend. We'll. I am
su sprised at that"
The crowd locke surprised and sappoint.
ed, but gathered fresh hone when Mr.. Townsend
olfored in evidence tho written testim ony taken
Now, then" Mr.. Townsend said, these
Ind something derogatory to the equation Of
son, ething about the way this case has been
conducted. l never saw anything more con-
tomptibe in my life. l want this evidence In
trOduced." .
mattar was not evidence In roDuttal and the