St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29

were driving him crazy. They wanted
MIN to leave her. Mrs. l.. ii. Hershtield
said she would never let him live with
her. Aaron said the old wolf wanted
his money to 20 10 her children. Aaron
was sick all night. and Dell attended
MN. She herself was i'll next day.
Hershtield went TO the bank and soon
came back, saying his relatives had
Deen at him again. They went down TO
lunch together. Aaron then went to
the bank, saying he would return at l.
lie did not come and she went to the
bank to see what the matter was. She
met l.. IL. HerShtield for the first time.
HerShheld was In great rage. He told
her If be had known Aaron intended to
marry her he would have seen that he
was prevented; that she only wanted
his money. He said it was as impossi-
bic for Aaron to think of living with her
as to mix oil and water. Aaron had left
the city and would never return, so she
might as we'll give him up first as last.
She saw AarOn'S coat hanging in the
WARDROBE, went to it and found his keys
in the pocket.
She Took the Keys
and went up TO AarOn's room on the
second floor of the bank. She found
Aaron in the room with Mrs. l.. Ii.
erShtield watching over him. The sis
ter-in-law demanded that she leave the
room at once. Dell refused. Mrs. l..
II. Hershtield said she thought that
when she separated them at Chicago
that ended their f0Olishness. She would
see this time that they did not get to-
gether again. Dell asked for mo-
ments talk with her husband alone.
The woman replied that she would do
the talking from then on, anu again Or
dered the witness from the room. Dell
called on her husband to assert his man.
hood. He replied that he could do
nothing with the woman. She had about
driven him crazy. The sister-in-law
told Aaron she had sent for his trunk,
and as soon as it came she would see
that he left the city. Dell then left the
room and fastened back to the hotel to
prevent them from taking AarOn's
trunk from their rooms. When she got
there she found the room in confusion.
Her husbands trunk and all his belong
ingS had been taken, and her own trunk
had been rif1e6 of all the letters and
trInkets he had sent to her. When she
left AarOn's room he had asked: MARY,
can't l see Dell for a minute?" Mrs.
L. Il. Hershtied replied he had seen
her for the last time. From the hotel
Dell fastened back TO the bank,
hlf Ral-
20 the depot, and LET! tue city.
She never saw hlm again till she en-
tered the court room. The defense at
tempted to show that the summons to
appear in court arrived in Helena six
days before Mrs. Hershfield was con-
fined. but was not served until she was
in critical condition, and then in a
most brutal manner. Plaintiffs objec-
ton was sustained. Mrs. Uershfield
said peculiar contraction Of AarOn's
eyelid appeared also in the child. les
timOny regarding intimacy with AttOr-
ney General Haskell, which plaintiff
said she admitted to him, was denied
with great Vehemence, as well as other
testimony rejecting on her chastity, eX-
cept as concerned her relations with
HerShfield. just before her Illness,
MIS-. Howard came to her with $500,
which she said Aaron had sent. and
wanted her to come to him at once. In
the condition she was in she could not
leave, and this was the last time she
heard from Aaron. Mrs. l.. Ii. Hersh-
field sent for her once, and said they
might as Well be friends. If she would
agree to separation from Aaron she
would give her $4,000. Mrs. Dell Hersh-
field Indignantly left the room. At the
time Aaron testified he was shRdowed
by her brothers they did not live in
Helena.