The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-06
EoFF President an Treas
Weiser Land and Improvement Co.
ALFRED EOFF, President.

Hirschfeld, whose detective discovered
their whereabouts. Mrs l.. H. Hirsch-
field said she told him not to attempt
to go with the woman. Aaron said he
intended to marry Miss Hogan and do
as he pleased. Mrs. Hirschfield said he
would not while she was living. Then
they adjourned to the Leland hotel.
Mrs. Hirschheld struck Aaron with
cane He reiterated the statement he
was his own boss She broke an UNI
brella over his head Mrs. l.. H Hirsch-
field then insisted that they go to a
lawyers office and draw up a settle
ment. They finally agreed to plan in
order to throw Mrs. Hirschfield off the
track. The agreement to separate was
drawn up and signed by them all Miss
Hogan left for Chippewa Falls, Wis,
and Aaron went to New York. Witness
said the previous night Mrs. L. II.
Hirschfield came to her room and
stayed throughout the night, locking
the door and putting the key under the
pillow to prevent her from getting out
to carry out the marriage program.
When she arrived in Chippewa Falls
she found kilograms awaiting her from
Aaron. kilograms and letters came
every day. Finally Aaron came from
New York and together they returned
to Helena, where they passed as an en-
gagged couple.
THE MARRIAGE.
After several weeks they left again
for Chicago, where they were married.
They went to Justices office in car
riage. She did not see any men
armed to the teeth" leading Aaron.
From the Justices office they went to
a jewelry store, where he purchased
her a diamond and plain gold rings
They returned to Helena, and Aaron
engaged rooms at the Helena hotel.
He occupied the same apartments and
did not sleep on the lounge, as he test
flied. Aaron told her his brother had
not spoken to him since his marriage
except to call him frightful names,
and he was urged to leave her. A day
or two later Aaron came in very much
depressed, and said: 1.-The old woman"
(Mrs. l.. II. HirschfielD has returned"
Witness asked what difference that
made. Aaron said she did not know
that womans temper. Next day he
came home from the bank sick and
said his brother and sister-in-law were
driving him crazy. Mrs l.. II. Hirsch-
field said she would never let him live
with her. Aaron said the old woman
wanted his money to go to her chill
dren. Aaron was sick all night and
she attended to him. She herself was
i'll the next day. Hirschfield went to
the bank and soon came back, saying
his relatives had been at him again
They went down to lunch together
Aaron went to the bank. saying he
would return at A. but that was the
last she saw of him.
The defense attempted to show that
the summons to appear in the court ar
rived at Helena six days before Mrs
Hirschfield was confined, but was not
served until she was in critical con-
dition, and then in most brutal man
ner. The plaintiffs objection was sus-
tanned. The testimony regarding an in
timacy with Attorney Haskell, was de-
MED with great vehemence, as well as
other testimony rejecting on her char
acter, except as concerned her relations
with Hirschfield
Just before her illness Mrs. Howard
came to her with $500 which she said
Aaron Hirschfield had sent and wanted
her to come at once to him. In the con-
dition that she was in she could not
leave, and this was the last time she
had heard from Aaron. Mrs. l.. H.
Hirschfield sent for her once and said
that they might as well be friends. If
Aaron she would give her $4,000. Mrs.
Hirschfield indignantly left the room.
AT the time Aaron testified that she was
Swallowed by her brothers they did not
live in Helena.