Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-19
IRVINE And WIFE.
An Unexpected Incident 10 Connection
With TOday's Proceedings
IN THE IRVINE DIVORCE SUIT.
"yliss HAY tsm ron" Of lincoln. Neb.
Committed to Jail Tor refusing
TO Answer a Question.

The NEWS report Of the trial OF the
IryI divorce suit, in JuCre Zaue'f
court, closed yesterday afternoon with
the reading OF dep siton- iu support OF
the plaintiffs ease. This uc.upitd
until the hour OF adjournment for tho
dsy. The dcp1ueut8 tefi0. Il 10 the
allie oil misconduct u Mr. Irvine in
Lincoln, Nvh.
THIS morning Attorney W. II.
Dlcks.n joined the lcs,l forces as o..
sociate council for the plainuil, W II
Irvine. as per understanding OF yostor-
day, and, later, Judge Powers asked
to have tho name OF Attorney ). II.
Harris alsI added. Toe plant n Il
therefore now represented by Judge
Powers, Attorneys w. n. Dickson, !.
II. Harris and y. y. stuuy; Mn.
Irvine by Judge MaunaiL Attorneys
John NJ. Zane anu VS.. CurlIithe last
named 90 Omaha, NB1nsss. Mrs.
Irvine occupied tue same fcat as ON
yesterday. again accompanied ~ her
mother, sister aud Mis-. Ausuu ui
Omaha. The general pubic were
again executed from tue room.
n. +. BIrte, chiei clgfk NJ The
Grace Hotel, Chicago, was he his.
witness called this morning. lie was
shown tue motel register OF date
"wednesday, FEBRUARY b, 1892, when
showed tuat rooms III and 10 were
occupied ~ Col. Montgomery,
~ hiucoln, Mel rasHa, anu "Ait.
J. II. Miller uity," The Cuiuurli
ne salt, represented "hir. MilicW us
his sister AMI Insisted upon their hay-
ing adjoining rooms. When Mr-.
Irvine sirncd her name In the fcFr.
Ter Sue Informed witness, uIOn beng
asked, that sue wuH Mouig mcfJ p
sister.
Mics Ray Cameron, iashi,nably
dressed WUmuu ui 1873, with pfuiusi 100
ufVuidvu hair Hnl4 size rusidvi 40 lu-l
q. Street Line tlr, Nru, which wa
commonly known tuuIu aH emo 'biE
FIVE" "a house oil ill.iamr. aIu hhu
known Mp. Irvine ABOUT two yeafsi
anu was "yery well utqulin1td" win
Col. M0u,g iu hr lfcumr' AZ
Mnntuumrfy's invitation witness MRS.
met Mr.. irvine anu was introduced 60
her nj his rooms 10 LiucIlui iu JAnu'
airy or February, 1897. IhceU consist
rI OF an tfliCu AuI YAIlUr combined
and bedroom adjoining. They played
oards gvihrr, dfguL sherry wine aud
cnamphtur, ANA trip together 10 Chit
cagO was proposed Mis- Cameron
related subsequent OccasiOns ON which
she visited Mrs. Irvine ut AiOnigom'
ufy's rooms, Whon the latter was not
wearing either hat ur jaCEut. She Ia 1
heard Montgomery NIdrrsi hur as
i'awuethtau,n Sue In return H1mo'
timta called him "Eu." nuu at 0iucra
"sweethpari.n A TIP 90 In Porte,
Texas, was also talked about ASA con-
tinuatlon OF tnc journey 10 Chicng.
but neither camc OIL.
In cfuss.eEhuinAiou by Mr.. Zane
the witness bAli Sue hu rCnu under the
name Of Mts. n. Is. Norton
in yafioug p'Hces. Counsel pu; long
striug OF uur- IONS W Miss Cameron "
to her places OF TtHiIrure before svltlilR
la Lincoln, anu thuy appear 10 have
teen Legion. Snc was born Ia Glasgow
Scotland, aud had sailed under iOui
names IA all.
Fho witness was severely handled In
further Ctoss.tNaiuinutiunb by Attorney
Zane, aui when asked by cuuusc
whether ANYONE olse was present ~
Montgomery 10 ms on u certain 90
caniuu when she met Mo. Irvine there
she answered, VITA some sh0w ui TO
lurtaucr, ayes, "A mnu was thtrH.h
"Who was ht?n was the mex. quea
tlou.
81 cannot answer that question:" re-
piled the witness, somewhat cmbAr
rassrd.
"what neo was hs2" qusrlei At
torney Zane,
The witness thought about ilty, ant
also salt, answering tue sucteuiiul
question, that tie lived In Liucoln.
HUT Nj. Zane was lelgrmiuvd /,
find out who his man was and, iisini
from his seat nj the bar table, auyauJuI
TOWARDS the witness ana demAuurt
several tlmes to DO Informed on IN,
point.
Miss Cameron remained ibh,XlblB.
81 cannot answer that" came tue SAINT
reply.
Then Attorney Zane appealed to the
COur, 10 compel the witness 10 ansW or
Lutstill she said III caun0t."
Judge Zane warned her that sh,
musl not ttitir with the court and re-
minded her OF the obligation Of tho Oatt
she had taken.
Sill Miss Cameron was dumb, anl
eventually Judge Zane saii-"Ls. an
order DO made sending this witness 10
Jail"
Attorney Zlnc proceeded with hil
ctOss.eXumuati0n and put some per
pltzing qIrstiOus. Tue witness hau
Tor 80 long keeps her eyes liked upon thj
ground wnIlu under examination thai
at length counsel requested her u
"lOOk ~ anu look straight ut b mi"
Judge Powers called AZ her house IL
Lincoln about this case anu told he
Hhe would be required rs q witness
but nothing Whatever was said about
remuneration.
Mr. Zanv-You have como her,
simply out Of public spirit. Is TIM
alp
Witness-I never gave the reason {
name,
Mr.. Ziue-Well, II you were goinl
to name u, what would you sayY
Witness-l could hardly name Il
except that / preferred to give tvsii
mony here insteal OF az Lincoln
Mics Cameron, IN turtuer eAphnau ~
said she desired 10 avoid n4tUruty-t,
"keep nut Of the newspapers"
Mr.. ZAne--l suppJse you could gel
no more notorlety than you have
gained already
When the witness was done with
Judge Powers suggested that Ia,
name OF Ulhe m n" which rad pre-
ylously caused Mr- CamelJu's porlur
baton might be white 10y lre wltuea
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