The Helena independent., 1894-12-06
ONLY WANTS AARON.
The Successful Defendant At the Recent
Fargo Trial viii not Apply for any
Divorce.
MOTHER, BABY AND THE NURSE.
They Are Comfortably oomelIed al the
Hotel Helena, Resting After the
Victory Thoy Gained.

The return pilgrimage from Fargo 20
Helena has set In, Mrs. Aaron Hcrsh-
field, baby and nurse, got here Tues
day. Col. C, Il. Nolan. OF Mrs Aaron
Hershneld's counsel. also returned yes
terday. Al the close OF the trial at
Fargo Col. Nolan went 10 st. Paul and
there met Mrs. Nolan who had been
visiting friends IN DesMolnes. Ia. The
same train brought back Co Helena
MIR. and Mrs. l., II, Hershneld and
three OF the witnesses for the prosecu-
tlon In the case. These witnesses were
Miss Cavanaugh. Miss Jennie Tom.
Mrs. Peter Conners and Mrs. l.. II.
Hcrshhelds maid. There also arrived
yesterday l.. u. Stoyor associate odl-
tor OF the Fargo Argus. Mr. stover
was the reporter who sent out all the
Associated Press reports regarding the
trial. He In on his way 20 California,
where he will spend the winter
Mrs. Aaron Hershneld has very lit
tie to say of her recent victory at Fargo,
though she is very indignant over the
testimony of some OF the witnesses
for the plaintiff, why" she says,
some or the witnesses who gave tes-
timony against me had never seen me
before they came TO Fargo. Then there
was one woman. who lives In Helena,
who testified 10 certain matters OF
which she had no personal knowledge,
whatever. This woman never had any
conversation with me; she never Wis
tied our room IN this hotel, as she tes-
titled. and she never held the position
in the hotel she swore she held. How
ever these are old matters now, My
friends know OF them and that Is more
than SUFFICIENT. | hope 20 forget these
matters sometime"
When asked about her treatment by
the people OF Fargo, Mrs. Hershfield
said "Slnce my trouble began II has
been amply demonstrated that | have
many, very many true friends both at
my home and elsewhere. Al Fargo |
received scores of calls from the noble
ladies OF that city. / desired as little
notoriety as possible, but these women
sought me out TO express their SYM
pathy for me, a woman they never
saw before. It seemed To me that al
most every one In Fargo was my
friend. When the verdict was an
nounced many scores OF ladies
who had taken an interest In the case
took particular pains to congratulate
me"
The successful defendant looks as
though she had about recovered from
the fatigues incident to the trip from
Fargo. Miss Helena, the baby. has been
having serious time with her first set
of teeth. but since getting back to Hell
ena she has been getting along very
we'll She is bright little girl. and she
makes an interesting attempt 10 talk
TO visitors. "She's Just the image OF
Aaron" said Mrs. Hershfield TO Wis
itor yesterday. The little bundle OF
clothing is quite tall for her age, which
Is only six months. She is mostly very
good when the nurse has her. but has
the usual infantile way OF expressing
displeasure.
| Mrs Hershheld says she will take a
long rest now. as her suit for $4,000
| damages against her brother-in-law
and her sister -lnilaw for alternating
her husbands affections comes up In
the district court here next month. She
was asked yesterday II she would now
institute suit for divorce against her
husband.
| mo" was her prompt reply. II
don't want a divorce. 1 only want
| Aaron -