Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

hhnn4uN was hNttult uul uuulNl iuaa
she and Montgomery ever drove from
the road (Hs testified 20 by the
"coaruu" Lincoln briCkiayCr by the
nnmroi 7inon)
CHU-s.INAMiSED
The cfosa.examinati 100 ri Mrs. Irvine
by Attorney W. n. D'ck'0n was then
taken up, Tho various domestic
troubles Bp0lcn 10 by Ms. irvine dur.
lux her examination IN chief yesterday
were gone into minulo'y. WI.
moss admittd sue "hadnil tho best
temper Ia the worlt.0 She guessed
she had said "pggtiy bard things hut
added; Gle used 10 swear at me aud
cu,lr mo no diin't hardly know what
] was doing"
Mr.. Dickson of'-rci letter IA owl.
deuce, written by Mrs. Irvine 90 her
hudhand after her arrival IN Lincoln.
tt was addressed 10 "My dear good
husluud," ana spoke VI = wreck which
delayed her ia Denver. Also that she
arrived st Denver in tho Night aud
stayed at thu oxford hotel.
Next counsel launched out with tie
witneHs's associations with MuutrOm.
cry and In the course Of other things
elected that Mu. Irvine went out
driving, boat riding aud sleighiug with
him, but did not toll her husband.
Court then adjourned IN today.
When court rC.assemblOd this morn.
ing Mr.. Dickson resumed the cross.
examination Of Mrs. Irvine, the poiut
first taken up being the registering {
the witness anu Montgomery at the
Grace huto', Chicago.
Mr.. Dickson askeI-What was the
ocoEsIou Of your stopping Ia Chicago
on that ttlp? What iOt2
Al Intended 10 get Flossio a shoe
maize there,
Q-Couldn't you get II in tbs city OF
Omaha2
A.-No, cir.
Witness further answered that she
did not purchase the shoe II all.
Q-WAOu Mt. Montgomery re.
turned 10 the hotel anu told you no
had taken " room next 10 yours, why
didn't you object Or apply 10 the clerk
10 give you another
Al was not afraid OF Dir. Mont.
g0meTy.
Q,-Now wasn't tho object OF your
registering In fictitious name 10 con-
ueal the fact from your husband that
you aud Montgomery we're there -.
gethcl2
Al did not think OF coneoAling 1t
from Auy one.
Q.-Were you not afraid that your
little girl might tell her father about
Montgomery being there win your
Al do not know that thought
much about lhlL | know N she did
tell him that shs could not tell him
anything wrong while 1 WAS there with
Nj. Montgomery in the hotel. | did
not instruct her 10 say anything
ABOUT H.
The meeting with Irvine and his
wife At the Wellington hotel Chicago,
aud afterwards at Mu.lrvine's home at
Marion, Indiana, was then gone over
again,
Blr. Dickson asked-As a matter Of
fact, did you love Montgomery
Witnuss-I thought great deal Of
him.
Q.-lsitA fact that some time In the
year 1850 you ana Montgomery had
talked over your relations anu realized,
and sostated to each other that they
must Cease?
Awe mad.
q What was the understanding
between your
A.-Thal hs would lot me alone anu
| would lot him alone. This was after
hal had y talk with Mr. Abbott.
Mr.. Dickson .eaG latter-aigned
STANDARDIZATION by Mira. Irvine 10
her husband from Lincoln, NeD., In
September 1850. IN It, referring
to ITyiue's business allalrs, she
said: "Mind McNary. lie Is
working you, / beg OF you
not to trust him, Depend on
your own judgment anu slay away
from MuNsry." Mr.. Irvine mad pre-
yiously oytoied 10 hin wife ass Chatting
with the McNnrys. Oghrr correspond
snCe was introduced. One OF the
luttors written from Marion, Ind, anu
peuned throughout ia "a very Affection
ate strain, continued this sentence: 81
know you arc "A good husband aud
father, but gt times we all become i'm.
patient, a.d / especially" IL was
signed "iuug loving wife, 'SklOteT.'O
Mir. Dickson iuquired-l will ask
you, Mrs, Irvine, whether "A, the time
you wrote that letter TO your husband
you were not receiving GelegTGmh from
Montgomery ana waiting 10 arrange q
meeting with him In Cincinuau2
Witness Yes, the same month and
year