The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-04-20


agreed to dismiss cases against herH"
eyes sir"
"Did she soy be had renewed his prom
ise Of marrisgeH" -
Eyes SIR"
"You knew she had dismissed her suit
for breach of prom ise to marryH"
eyes sir; and she wantd him to keep
his part of the agreement"
"what " ere you tllking about when
she made use Of the statement as to rails
ing hell at the Althouse homer"
We were talking about the case Mrs.
Althouse had commenced"
"What was her mannerP"
"She seemed to be enraged and indig-
nant and was much excited. She said
Saxton had made her every prtmise, but
had broken them all. "
"Did she tell you he had turued her
out of her home.Y"
eyes sir; ana that he had left her
without cent"
hlcEeu ner OuUi nav neF
eyes, she said he had Kicked her out
of the block"
"was she cryingY"
"I do not know whether she was or
not"
"Did she ask about her goodsp"
Eyes; she said Saxton had them in
the block and had kicked her out and had
refused to give her the goods. She
wanted to find out if something could
not be done about it. She said her
mother had given her some Of the
goods"
Didn't she say to you that Ssxton was
riding past her home with Mrs. Alt
house, on their wheels?"
Eyes sir"
"And that they would pass and re-
passS"
eyes sir"
"she told you that SBxton had ruined
her home and had alieRated her affections
from her husband"
Eyes sir"
Didn't she say that Saxton was the
only man living whom she lovedY"
Eyes sir; she said she did love her
husband once, but Saxton had won her
affections from him."
"Was she crying at that time"
eyes, believe she was"
Broken down, was she?'
eyes sir"
WAS she angry thenP"
"No, think not"
What she said was more in sorrow
than in sngerP"
The question was objected to Dnd the
objection was sustained.
"She told you, didn't she, that saxton
had been after her for year before she
consented to go with him9"
eyes SIR"
"Dii she tell you of various places they
had visited?"
Eyes sir; she said they had BEEN at
Sioux City, Iowa. and various places"
"Did she say they were in South Da-
kota togetherS"
ayes, she said they had been there "
"Did she say Saxton had her cIme to
the Saxton block to live with himP'
eyes sir; she said he lived in her room
at night and psrt of the day time"
"Did she say Saxton had sent her pres
ents before the divorce case was
grantedi"
Eyes; and she said she had sent some
of them back. She said Sake on was try
ing, from the time she went into the
block, to separate her tom her husband,
and that finally at Meyers Lake Casino
in 1889, he accomplished her ruin"
"Were not the threats you told Of
made at the time she was talking Of the
fact you have just related, of the fact
that she was without means, had not
enough to keep her over night, ard were
made while she was crying and cast
down"
eyes SIR"
"Was she not very much excited at
these times when she was talking about
her troublesY"
eyes sir; she seemed much excited"
"And were not the threats made when
she was in that condition, and not when
she was calmS"
eyes SIR"
"Did she not say about the matters
that we're settled at the Hotel Federle in
Allegheny that she had prom ised to re.
turn to Saxton all letters and papers you
or Mr.. stsrlingS"
Yes sir." ,"
Didn't she say that in the agreement
Saxton said he would support her from
that time till they were married and
would give to her sons property amount
ing to sa,OOOS"
"Yes sir; he was to give them botf
,OOO."
"And after the case Sample O. Georg'
had brought was ended, they were t
be marriidf"
"Yes sir.n
"Did she say he supported herr"
eyes; she said he paid her board II
Cleveland for year"
] On redirect examination witness sal.