The evening world., 1894-02-13
Witness Dudley Says That's Why
He Came from Boston.
Not Asked to Testify. but Did So oil
His Own Accord.
Interesting Testimony In the 800 900
Damage suit.

The trial OF the suit Of Ithamar Howe
against Isaac o.. Woodruff to recover
$50. 900 for alienation of his wifc's affec-
tons was resumed before Judge Ingra.
ham. OF the Supreme Court, this morn
ing.
The last witness yesterday was o. ].
Carroll. who testified to what he saw
ana heard of the keyhole of IA room al
legged to rave been occupied by Wood
ruff and Mrs. Howe, in "A sixth avenue
hotel. in which the witness was a
waiter.
At the conclusion Of CAROLS testi-
mony Lawyer Herman Aaron made the
opening address for the defense.
The llrst witness called ms morninG
member OF the M,gantic Club.
Gleason swore that in the summer of
1891 he went up to the Clubs quarters
with Mr.. Woodruff and Henry W.
their arrival. 4 short time afterwards
they were all assigned to rooms.
Gleason says he waited in Woodruff's
room while the latter made a complete
change OF clothing. He was with Wood
run all the time after their arrival I'M
I'll luncheon.
After luncheon several OF the members
Of the Club, including the witness and
Woodruff, boarded "A yacht, were photo
graphcd and afterwards went for a
sail. Gleason sworc that Mrs. Howe was
not with tn" party.
Gleason was shown the photograph of
Mrs. Howe, which has been introduced
In the case.
Does that look Ike Mrs. ITowe?' he
was asked.
mot in the least. I wouldn't know 1t
from the Angel Gabriel was the reply.
was Mrs. Howe in the habit of re
cslviHHSE presents from the members Of
"shr once showed me a handsome
hunting SUIT and gun. which she told
n" hT! been given her by 4 man named
Thumpsoh." answered Gleason.
tDuu CrosF-cNdmination "A lively tit be-
tween counsel and witness occurred.
Was that picture handsomer than Mrs,
Howe" he WAS asked.
''Oh, well, when II comes 10 "A queS-
ton Of female beauty, | am not an eX-
Wen. you spoke OF the Angel Gabriel,
Do YOU Know III" Angel Gabriel well"'
NO. ! hope to some time
Mir. Gleason said he was with Wood
run throughout tho trip 10 the McEantiC
Gu in 1891, 80 close In fact that the de-
PENDANT had no chance 10 b" with Mrs,
Mi Gi,yron was inclined not only to
ARGUE Wv the counsel for the ulaintln.
but a,.rU ten to have several little Jokes
with Justice IrEraham. His Honor
promutly suuc!chcd this.
Augustus ". Kellcy; Of Al West Ninety
Trust Company, testified that he knew
an the parties in the suit ana never SAW
anything improper EXISTING between Mrs.
Howe ana the defendant.
j :. G. Wells, Instructor in chemistry
pt Columbia college, testified that he
spent 4 portion of the. summer of ~ at
the McgIutic cub. lie heard 4 severe
fuss between Howe and his wife on one
occasion. but Wuudruu's name was not
mentioned.
Mrs. Howe acted very childish on u
number OF occasions, but Mr., Wells
never saw anything OF a suspicious char
meter between Woodruff ana Mrs. Howe.
on REORGANIZATION Mr. Wells said
that IL Woodruff had written the tho"
Letter his high opinion If him would TN
lrrgo a great change. lie didn't think
the letter was written by Woodruff,
Albert V. Nolan, the next witness, was
asked II he would Identify Mrs. Howe by
the picture in court lie said he would
not, When asked to describe Mrs.
Howe with reference to tn photograph,
Lawyer Riley objected.
The counsel and Justice l%ngraham had
Ilvnltnued VA Third Iu1G.