The sun., 1895-02-08

| Yes went In the lhttef part OF DeCemOef
1882, and At that time l. had mot received ans
Ibid you writ. 70 him from EurepeI' ,
idea Of a'sS ever living with him again, Il. vrot;
70 me in rsOly, ssEins me 70 meet him n psrl,
him in Paris, and did. We remained there 70:
gethsr until June; then I went TO Carlsbad. and
MT; WYse; after Yer q, sttending Ing The Derby and the
"Did you have any conversation. with him in
Carlsbad touching hls treatment OF you or con-
MI, Wyse toid me" said Mrs. wyse, "that
q
me to do 90 but told him that this was iinpos;;
WITH him 'Gd IN Europe a% sff Il he WIS Wished ba tGs
would never live with him again in New York.
said to him that life was short; any way, and
there was anything that he could do 70 change
my purpose, and he offered to give me his house
that % %Ss no pf indneemeHt. men Xt last he persuaded @
me. however. and returned with him on his
9aS. iss5 sps Wien r. S% %o got % back asked Elm
| he intended to keep his promise to give me the
house and he ssid that he did he gave me the
| WAS he sober and had he been so for some
time previous to the conveyance OF this house"
Who, was present at the execution of the
"Mr. Wye, Mr.. wolverton. and myself"
"nid M; wyse sign the papers froslyS"
Mr.. Hinsdale then introduced In evidence the
| mortgage for S42, 900 held by Mrs. Amelia Har-
per. wife Of John w. Harper, on the house in
At tho time YOU received this house hal you
u had and with Mr.. Wys,'s assistance paid
off the mortgage. collected all the rents and
Deposited them hem in the oSe bank When the sum
checks on It and applied them to the mortgage"
" In the Cleveland campaign Of 1884, asked
He drank heavily during that fall, said
Mrh Wyse; sometimes he would return home
rlOthaa conduct q
and he made mo generally miserable and un-
happy n QSto5G 1884 lett him and went
why did you leave him ~ asked Mr.. Hins-
Il couldn't endure the life any longer. I had
been there about three weeks when there was
ring at the bell one s m morning Fgs at e. o'clock
door, He begged me- to permit me to enter, and
said that he had something that he wanted to
said to me. : have seen Grover Cieyeiand and
he told me to come to you and say that | was In
the wrong and to promise you that would re-
And What did you do thenY'
Mrs. Wyse hesitated a moment and said ~
finally allowed him to come to my room. He re-
then we returned to the Twenty-third street
Mrs. wyse said that she had consulted DIR.
William 4. Hammond about her husband con-
took her husband to DR.: Hammond for examina-
ton and treatment. Between the years 1884
ene time when mat they were e sns a. the Murray
Hill Hotel together, he drank so heavily that
they went to California together and took rooms %
at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, where they
expected to spend the winter
what were his habits at the Palace Hotel 2'
He fell into his old hebits of drinking again"
called Judge He met there an Australian
for manufacturing starch. Mr. Wyse was taken
with it and wanted me to raise S5O0 0gQ TO invest
m house uss @ St Sure THAT h
money would be lost After lie had been dissi-
the
joining and loft a light bnrnng INDICATING that
he would slssp there Then Mr. Wyse dssp
be responsible for my expenses. ! didn't know
where he 9ad fa goHs until Wdl received the telegram
When Mrs. Wyse returned she went to tho
Cambridge to live, and 1t was shortly after that
Mr; Wyse called on her as Mrs. Root had testi-
Did you hear that Mr.. wyse had made dis
you 2" asked Mr.. Hinsdals,
,Yes, heard 5 Of j, i1 San Ersps,.cS;" said
communicated with my counsel there and also
With my attorneys here, Hill q, lockwood.
was sent to me while was At break fast at at the
take him back. t9ld him that hs had DETAINED
said that liquor was to blame and that he had
said many unkind things and evil things about
promised that il would take him back he would |
write letters ,s to all OF these people to whom he
and and TOOK him back. can't give % any other 9ea is
son for my act than that suppose 1 was weak
also We LIVED during the winter together at
Mr., Wyse' alleges in his complaint that his
wife induced c,;d him TO- sign over to her
heard OF this policy in 1888, while she was |
living at the Cambridge. Mr.. Wyse had allowed
She consulted her lawyers and decided that she
because il Mr.. Wyse should get the money 1e
would YOU al, lose 2 1t, Il In sp.efeustion;; spec .,,,,
allow the policy 70 lapse, and he said, Don't do
that win ,ign & It over To- to you That ss Ta. all
We're down town % we stepped % into o' the EsaitsSle
building and he signed The policy to met
retracting the. statements that he had made
about his wife in San Francisco and to his rea:
Hackensack. where Mr.. Wyse was supposed to
be living with his brother-in-law, the Rev. VII
from the Cambridge. These are the letters that
Mr.: Wyse says he wrote at his wife's dctation
Mr.: Wyse wrote two Of them. l believe" said
Mrs Wyse, and | wrote some Of then, and my
them and gave me acopy also. He mailed them
himself"
Ehch or these letters Wlnhs up with the re-
quest that the receiver shall acknowledge IL by
postal card or letter They were all written
In much tho same strain. One OF them. which
was sent to a lawyer named Carpenter in San
Francisco, who had interested himself in Mr.
Wyse's affairs, read as follows:
HACKESsACK. n. j., Nov. 90, 1883.
MY DEAR CARPENTER: My object In writihg you this
letter Is to tell YOU how unjust have been in the
course have pursued toward my WIFE, am an xious
to repair the wrong far as II is possible for to
do So and owe 10 TO her TO acknow lodge my error
most enphatically and 20 yndicate her from all
blame. Intimate friends In New York and elsewhere
have said that was not in my right mind during my
recent trouble with Mrs. Wyse Not having known
me long, and others in San Francisco failed to
notice, tiIs Ny habit OF drinking did induce
mental derangement; otherwise | could not
have have said aught dispsragIng a good kind
VIE who has always done her beat 10 keep
measures 10 which she resorted In San Fran
cisco wero all for the purpose of inducing me
TO return 70 New YORK and enter into business,
hoping in this way To save me from myself She was
Justified In placing my effects IN separate apartment
some TO herr. You remember sunday. Jan. 2g, the
day before left for New York, she placed a nnte
under my door requesting me to call upon her. did
and she then tried vince that the course
tIingt In flI1aaYN