The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
ISPICY LETTERS
FOR EVIDENCE
Mrs. Freeman Retains Them
to Support Her Damage
Suit.
Mrs Eva Bryson Wrote One
and Gives an Opinion of
Freeman.
Another One Was Written by the
Husband While His Wife
Looked On.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRAxc1sco CALI

YOS Broadway, Sept. %.
Two women striving for the love and al
tenton OF one man has ca used the filing
OF some very interesting matter in the
Superior Court and among the documents
Is a claim for $50, 600 for damages brought
by Mrs. Sarah Freeman against Mrs Eva
Bryson. The suit was filed several weeks
ago and in Mrs. Bryson's answer there
are some letters which would seem to
show that there was little reason Cor a
family disagreement
Mrs. Freeman has in her possession let
ters which she claims were written by her
husband and which tell great deal OF the
case.
Mrs. Freeman in January of last year
could not endure what she terms the out
Tageous conduct OF her husband and Mrs.
Bryson. On that day she wrote TO Mrs.
Bryson and retained copy of the letter.
Alter venting her feelings she concludes:
Il am here now and you must get away
from here or take the cons quences."
The letter evidently reached Mrs. Bry-
son, because a few weeks later another
letter was addressed to Freeman, and his
wife states that she secured it from him,
and also holds it as evidence. In part it
Soy i IL4 OO4ASS0 " Wllke 10 you 10 keLl
you that l have been annoyed by the
woman who calls herself your wife She
has talked TO nv mother about me- and
she has also sent Il messe n ger poy here
telling me what she will do and in this she
has laid herself liable TO the law. As YOU
know, l don't care anything for YOU anu
don't want TO see you or hear from you
again. When you invited me TO go 10
ride l supposed you were as free as YOU
70 ID m nr I vuo4,lA hay ,,r5tI D
you. Kindly attend to this Immediately.
EVA"
Another letter is highly treasured by
Mrs. Freeman. 1t is ST ned IT. B. Free
man, " and addressed to Mrs. Eva Bryson,
Mrs. Freeman recently made statement
which explains the meaning of the letter.
She says that IN spite OF the letter signed
Eva" Mrs. Btyson and Ere man became
friends again, and IN April were again out
riding together. When freeman came
home his wife states that she made him
wTIte the following letter as a comprO-
mise, and she, as usual, kept a copy. The
le eIter Is as follows: I'VE were -caUg bit to-
day, and from this time on must be stran-
gers. My wife saw US to-day, as she mas
before, so this night ends IL lOrever with
Us / have come to the conclusion that |
made 4 TOOL OF myself and abused her
shamefully. In the letter you wrote me
in January where you spoke CT her a. be-
ing the woman mat called herself your
vile and that she had sent you letters, l
don't wish you to speak of her in that
way again.
"She is my wife and l have mislnformed
you. Now, the best thing you can do Is 20
leave Oakland and get out of her reach. L
co not wish you TO ever recognize me
again nor shall l ever recognize you
should We chance 10 meet. l am fully
Confident the end has come. Take my ad-
vice and save a scene and perhaps tle life
OF both OF u.s."
Mrs. Freeman according to her OWE
statement, says that the END nearly came
on one occasion when she found her hus-
band and Mrs. Bry son in a blacksmlti4's S
shop. At that time climax was averted
by Mrs. Bryson leaving the shop by WIN
dow and over the top OF an adjoining
butdlng