New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-29

daughter She is a small woman and exceedingly
attractive looking. She was dressed In black and
wore VEIL She was more or less dramatic IN her
actions and speech.
When she had been sworn Mr.. Wellman began
to put questions to her.
o-Do YOU know Frank Ellison? Ayes.
GLOW long have you known hml Al have known
him years.
o-Durlng your husbands absence in Englsnd were
YOU put in Elllson's charge By your husb'nd!
Question not allowed.
Ode you meet Ellison az your house the last saur.
day In February Al did.
o-sta.e your conversation with him. Ale said
had to marry the day after my divorce granted.
I refused and he became and furious. lie
said a desperate man have no friends. have
but cents in my pocket; l am on the brink Of
prccirice; if 1 over it you must go over with ma
This your mi'erable fathers WORK. III come back and
kill HIM I'll Kill him"
Odd he come bacSl Ayes, at 8 80 that evening.
Q-whca did you next him! A.-On the morning
OF June 5.
o.-On June where did you zee him! Ain front
Of Grand Central Station lie caught me by the arm
and said he wantoi % speak 10 me- lie called me cIy
hog. He then disappeared.
ELLIsoNs sNEERs.
Mrs Neame was visbly affected and her voice
trembled. While she speaking Ellison gazed
! doggedly at her. and every now and then he
sneered and laughed. Mrs. Neame hardly looked
az Ellison and when she did 50 once or twice there
was scorn In her glance.
"Were YOU at home on the night of June 8
when your father came homer" continued Mr.
Wellman
Yes"
"Did you see plstol?"
Eyes; there the hall table"
Mr.. Brooke then began to cross-examine MIRA
Neame.
Q.-You sold you had known Ellison how lonsi A.
Six seven years.
fathers house.
Odd he call on you during your married lifei A.
Yes.
GLOW long did your husband remain abroad' A.
One month";
GLOW long did you live with hint A.-Two years.
o-Af,cr your husband had separated from you. d,d
Ellison cali Ayes, for my mother or me-
Odd he 60 to various summer resorts with youf
| Ayes get him out OF the sIeyln affair.
Q.-You have dined with hint Alphabetically
o.-Dld you write himl Ayes, but did
correspond with him.
Odd you not write to him after the osth OF Feb
ruary! A-No.
Q.-You did write 10 him otter your father called
on Inspector Byrnesi A.-No.
TIE DIVORCE SUIT.
o-You tecollcct your divorce suit Ayes
Gin your husbands answer Ellison was named
respondentl Ale
o.-when was that answer servedi Ain Deeembep.
1892.
Odd he Cine with you many evenings after that
Ayes bu; dnci with him alone, my mothe:
with
o--Mr. Ellison helped in arranging your easel A.
Yes, b. 60; witnesses.
Ole q witness himself was he not A.-So.
o-was it not understood that after the divorce was
granted you would marry him Alt was not.
o-was that subject never mentioned Ale has
asked me- but have always refused him.
Q.-Do you know what the Ellison crest wasi A-No;
l ia know that they had any.
ODD Ellison give you silver with his crest
on itf A.-So; he gave umbrella. but L had "
pay for it aterward.
Odd you hear anything about consglship FOR Eli.
A-Eson said he had been appointed minister pen
Tertiary Quebec. suppose be meant penpotentiary
Mr. Wellman then asked her few questions in
reference to letters that had passed between her
and Ellison.
Have you ever Ellison initiate your hand
wiring"
"Yes. He has boosted about 1t. Said he could
initiate anybody's handwriting TO defy the best exc
pert
why did you allow Ellison to come to your
house after he had been named correspondent?
Because he told me that ii | did not receive him
he would testify against me for Mr. Neame. He
repeated IL day after day. hour after hour"
j. L. Davenport and officer Reptile then gave
some testimony about Eison's assault on Hugh
Slevin. ana with that Mr.. Wellman said the prose.
cution would rest
The Tribune said yesterday that ut the time Mr.
HenriqueS called on Ellison 10 make. II possible, an
amicabe agreement. hermann Oerichs with
him. Ii should have been Charles Oelrichs Her
mann Oelrchs was not on speaking terms With
either Mr.. Henriques Mr. Ellison the time
and has never spoken with them in relation TO the
trouble