New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
GIVING USED STRONG TERMS.
THE HEARING Is THE SUIT FOR sEPARA
rfnN AuIOIRNED UNTIL TOMORROW.


The hearing Of the SUI, FOR separation brought by
Mary a. Cunning aga.ns. the Rev Or JOSIAH IL
,;,ruir, came a. sudden termination before Jus
,,ce Van Wyrk ~ the supreme Court yesterday
afternoon and The crowd %. listeners who had Sc
cured comfortable seats were disappointed.
Tn. t.arIrv had iu-t reached some rather inter
eating details When ox-Julgc Tenney. the w.fes
co,ns.l announced that Mr. Hague. his principal
Witness had been taken suddenly H. and WAS
obliged 10 go home and 20 bed. The case was then
adjourned until Thursday morning. counsel agree
ing 10 take Mr. Haynes testimony In the mean
time a, his home.
Tho afternoon SESSION Of the case begun with
Mrs Lillian Ternune OF No ls Hart-s'.' on 'He
stand FOR the wife The continuation OF Mrs Gun
,,,,,, CONTAMINATION had consumed large por-
,,or ~ ,h. morning session. Mr. Terhune. VINO
was 4 member 81 the Bedford Avenue baptlS'
Church OF which Or Cunning was formerly pas
tor told OF an occurrence when she happen'' ~
be In DR. Cummings room with MS we h'N'ns uP
,ae bel The doctor came In. and was mad. lie
d..l,r.a that II she had any respect for
a y.ntlen,an's feelings sae would leave the
house The witness declared that the de-
PENDANT accused his wife OK being insane ana
vowed that he would have Il phys4ciih eNdi"'i'" h''
before night. Mrs. Terhune Was no' i"u'n I'M
pressed with his treatment Of her on the occasion
,-r.a >, and remarked that II the doctor treated
,eo,l in such a way NJ would be likely To lose
some OF his Pensioners
Colonel jerks made little Of the witness IN cross
.x,,,in.,on and So MIR Tcnney called MISS Aiheili
u vho vas also "A member OF the l"iioiu ~ Az =.
church and is now a pubic -scHo', t.aS' r.. az
nness sail she vent to the Defendants house on
+, sunday morning TO deliver lettsi M.'." "''
c,me from his wife. who was then IN bosto.' ,,,.
..:Thr p,cior wouldn't take ne iett5r a. III, ~
hands IN, witness went on ne s''u nia vi,
VAS beliish woman, and that she had rasc' hr'.
~ hls nome / told him when ! was Iea'lnS va" az
{, rns n wander God did not strike MN Ieau 40 u"
preached from the pulpit lie sail tnat ~ '' way.
H. mines In that way Then ! suppose ne We" ~
into rhi,rch in "A few minutes ana p'c''"'N "a"
word of God TO his congregation. , h s,.r,
The witness said that some time later sne ,nr
the night with Mrs. Cunning When ue po 49, wa
sound her he cried: How dare you come mere
aftsr uhat YOU said to me- - ~, .,orl
"i.T J ,"ld me TO get out" the witness SAID anr
ne declared that If didn't he would ra az, rnaty
and nave me put out. When was e"'tI's ,ha, 7
he toll his son 10 watch in the nan 20 see ma,,i
,nois To'hinr ( asked him II he tnought VIZ h
straI ana he REPLIED that 1t was always pes' u NC
the witness said that before Mrs cunning UNI emu
~. chtr.n had come from Boston slc ~ n,,i
hare1 having heard Or. Cunning. Wheii III ',i' b. y,
nit remark now pleasant II was 10 go 'i grsat-
ton ITO his little blacK-eSeu WIZ ~
ed him with smiles al. ,ro,,a cross-examina-
Al the conclusion or MISS W aS O'0
ton the adjournment was TAKEN