The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-29
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.h. no, d.r. to Il, up ihsro been in bed all day ana
Then another letter was produced and iden.
In yellow envelope OF the kind found IN dis
as follows:
DEAR rn.ss am sending IN. on ,nS wa l,n up
You tpoT Mason dimes At hs h So,ng 10 s.a
sssd.she n and. thini little fer.t Ay SID I.
come in tomorrow afternoon for tea Yours as eyer
On the bottom OF this letter the word Fri
day" was written in the same handwriting.
but seominply with softer pencil Oh.
letter. he ma said rGNse a nad That Written
on Friday" Mr. Weliman turned 70 him G,1d
Ssssd you say i, g dated F5id" ,bnt Mr
some, Of our writing" Mr.. Welman de:
Mr.. Brooke hotly protested, and Mr. Well
Then lie passed It back, to Mr., Brooke. who
in turn PASSED II to the jury. Mr.. Wellman,s
Tss nit ~ Frd on Tfs
Neame said was hers. The pointthat Mr. Well
MIS- MIS- Seams dsciaimed We were written by Ellison
and he sought to emphasile the , nSiint by
Closely TTc sU Mrs Neames that Mr.. Well
man himself did not discover that the word
M Ts sFsP s at liz se band and took
up another line OF examination.
ths f the Sey nat
Visit Mrs. slevin and try and settle the trou-
The witness had been out OF the scene for
several minutes. and now made a sensational
re.%.ptry;, n. S,.,,.
to induce her to have her husband withdraw
the charge Of assault against Mr. Ellison SO
Mould not h to T'ss ss
llison insisted that should do"
Mr. Brookes smile had now entirely disap-
peared. lie next asked:
slevin because an insult had been offered YOU Al
minutes before ins assault that he was going
o"Did You sol Your sher tina. Ellison acted in that
case as your protector A.ld not
s e, .Yv n
&-You spoke of your eres. Whose isit' Any
no had one IL h. ha. chandelier probably -""
aa no, Mr. . ssns . an
one .ime which had to pay for atterwnrd ldonot
9@bo YOU Know LAWYER p s r Mecgrdy' Ayes.
for him. was S' Al heard anythnS abest
son sp"fs pasoa, an s os. lie
penlten.i.ry." presume he mean. Minister pen''
Mr.. Brooke then sat down. The witness
up the redirect examination He asked the
ibid you eyer see Mr.. Ellison initiate your
Yes" Mrs. Neame replied. II have seen
him initiate my Handwriting SC, closely that l
could scarcely distinguish t from my OWL
equal success. and he has boasted that he
could initiate any handwriting"
Mr. Wellman assumed his most inocuous
bid you ever hear before now of those let
ters which Mr.; Brooke showed you; and which
w, haya tnc cd loft hn
=" have. the witness answered between her
sSoWn yen Ellison ~ with the so% pn
hs Mr. oofs as If
would never smile again. Mr.. Wellman con-
State why you allowed Ellison to come to
your house after he was named as CO. respond
ent In your husbands answer in the divorce
, :" Because said the, witness, and she now
looked directly at the defendant. Tho told me /
S4 ssHy n@ hs r wSra ss
told me this day after day. hour after hour |
tod this to my counsel. who advised me to |
s astfsd him to call until the divorce case was
Mr. Wellman sat down and Mr.. Brooke got
why. Ellison knew nothing about you
MhiGh he cHvld testify to In sy9r OF hus-
for this. for she shot lack at Mr. B rock " He
knew nothing but he could perJure himself
as he wanted me to do in the Slevin case"
Ollie continued to dine at your house after the
divorce was granted for a time. did he mott Ale
claimed that he was dining at our house. but he came
In after the dinners and ate the crumbs
Mr. Brooke blinked little at this. His voice
asked: Did you at any time visit Ellison in
What do you ?" asked the witness.
slowly.
phasizing each word: Just what say"
The witness paused for some time and then
ex planned that she had been In Mr.. Ellison's
room three times. once with her husband and
Ellison gave tea: once with the mem hers OF
her family to view the Columbian parade. and
once In the company OF her mother to view
Democratic procession.
9-At no other tinei A.At no other time.
had anything to do with them.
Q.-You belong to amateur theatrical aBsociations'
Al do not.
That .,. i all" Sc sad Mr. Brooke. and the wit
DR.. Wynkoop. one Of the physicians called
In to attend Mr.. Henriques. described his pa
TENTS injuries. and had the pleasure Of a
purely scientific hali-hour's conversation with
Mr.. OSulliyan.
Henry Blount. a drug store porter Of 4O5
Fifth avenue testified to having seen Ellison
walk ing up and down Thirty-seventh. Thirty
eghth. and Thirty-ninth streets between
Fifth and Park avenues on dates near the time
Annie Nc Murray. Mrs. Neame's maid. testi-
1ed that she saw Ellison on three different
days near June llstanding in front OF the Park
Some technical evidence concerning the rec
ords Of the Slevin assault case was then intro
iuced. and the people rested. The defence
will open this morning.