The herald., 1895-06-02

, h, case is fairly reeking with sensa-
tloos some laughable and soma very dis
gusting in brief, the story is this, as de
velop ID before Desk Sergeant Bean. the
Wyoming Justice. the chief of police and
the district attorney. TO say nothing OF
few others. Yesterdays early morning
San Francisco train brought down a
young woman of apparent Spanish blood,
whose name she gave as Mrs.aFs. W. Gull
lom of San Jose. 1t is said by those
familiar with the case that she is of a
fine old Santa Clara family who are put
ting up her expenses on this excursion.
She came here in search of her runaway
husband, who deserted. her to fly to this
southern paradise with a Santa Clara
charmer named Miss Kate Fuller. 1t
seems madam had been in communica-
ton with detectives or police here, be
cause she hesitated not moment as to
her course. Gathering up her 7-months
old BABY she hailed hack and directed
it to a certain south Spring street lodg
ing house where &c W.Cullom and wife
were lodged Arrived there she went up
stairs ald knocked Immediately on Il bed
room door. There was no response. but
IA trial at the knob and the door yielded.
She surveyed the room and the startled
occupants from the threshold; they sur
veyeu her and the baby from their warm
pin ows and it is said that Kates fright
ened face dropped down behind her para
moGr's shoulder in anticipation of the
vengelIl stilletto Spanish girls are said
to carry.
But madam is one of the coming race
(nOt Lytton's. but S. Is. Anthony, Shaw
and com pany's) and her course was other
wise prompt and vigorous. What the
proceedings in that room were men know
not. but anyway Mr.. Cullom was next
seen meekly entering the hack with his
lawful spouse and under her masterful
eye he was conveyed to the police
station.
Desk Sergeant Bean heard enough of
the story to cause him to iranticaly shift
the burden to his worthy chief, while he
worked the otfice fumigator. Before the
chief the whole mess was aired. In any
event there was high old time in
Glass private otficc, in which the wife,
the husband and the baby Joined their
protestations and recriminations. When
cided that it was mono of his business
unless she would swear out Il complaint
charging adultery or bigamy. That she
would not do as long as George was kept
from further amours. But George said,
WAT tell he wouldn't go back to San
Jose and he would do just as he pleased;
besides. he had no money.
Never you mind, said madam, "I've
got money. You come with me-"
So she dragged him off to the district
attorneys office and reiterated all her
tale of woe. and when George ascer-
tanned that she really could get him ar.
rested for his crime he demurely con-
sented TO accompany her. but there was
villianous CLEAN noticed in his eye and
officers expect a tragedy Of the affair yet.
Mrs. Cullom's STORY to the police was
TO the effect that she and Cullom were
ioFt in, S.,,. Lra mi.
ago and that he had treated her well up to
about three years ago, when he did not
continue to support her as we'll as lie
should and owing to ms neglect she was
compelled to depend upon her people.
He was well-to-do when they married.
He was inclined to gambling and was
able ability and gave satisfaction to his
employers. He had been manager of a
store at Hacienda, but got running after