The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-11
=. Alstine Divorce Trial Goes
Over Until Monday.
~erlNoNY NEARLY ENDED.



-...sraay was ad burned uutE a.39 s'eHoeg
r.rssaw morning 20 a&aow Judge Moore
= x.zrs2@s u a lsrze amount Of acnuEgg-
s.,~a ss.s.Fess- Ihe forenoon sAs oeca-
80 ur.respaBy with tie crgsE-exzvslf.a-
san Of Aoreass Ashley Attorney Wiu-
ssaes's ferfne- Senogras ke-. A number ~
ashsr w.taesSss tes.isie8 briefly, apparent-
II for the pszTfyose 81 clsagilag up the oIts
snA snds % tse cross-csTrlp salrians's tes-
,,rssuy preparatory TO the close OF MS
esse.
fsssaoerapher Ashley on the whole made
fse hest xltnssr yet called for K.oua.ker
Van AIst.nc. although On croSs~exaInlna-
,ien by Attorney Dore he frankly admitted
many things tending 20 disprcve the cross
eseaciAirastfs claim o. q conspiracy having
hesn entered into between Mrs. Van Al
Siue. Emma Norton. Archie Noyes ard
ATTORNEY wins;ock prior 20 the marriage
ok Mrs Van Aixtsne. The witness sa-
ud.ted. among other things that he had
never. prior To Mrs Van Aistsne'ss mar
rage seen her ard her sister and Soyes
asS winstock or Winstoek and Noyaz, or
wlns.Dck ard Mas Norton .0gstller In
Tynsseck's ONCE. He mad never during
M stay there seen Mss Norton in the
aa1ee and had never at any time seen
MI Van Aistine Noyes and wsnstock to-
fssher at the office. either before or after
Ashley Had Grave Doubts.
Asked his opinion concerning winsYock'a
alleged stateimQn on the night of TIE
marriage That h@was 10 &c; 300 on, Of
the dear. Ashley said b. S.dn't consider
The ssatemsn. verify OF much attention
lie had always had grave doubts about
wsnstscs receiving any money from Mrs
Van Aistine Witness had been asked by
several persons To make his celebrated
aMdavft n favor If Van Airline He was
not sure whether Attorney D.nning had
ever done so. Constable r. H. Pike, ar
Justice Ingersoiis court, Constable L. w
Nelson and Van Aistine had asked witness
20 make the af's1mvit, Or rather toll him
thAt he ought 10 do so. Witness did nor
knew That Pike and Nelson we're in tha
snp1oy Of the defendant
Attorney Dore asked the witness II Il
were 40; fact that he and Attorney
Denssng had talked over the tes' .rnofsy
IN the case "A great deal Witness as-
United this was true FL. and peaf.ng
had discussed the subject a, ieast twenty
tinsss MI DoTe wanted % know Il they
bad not talked II over on the previous
evening witness replied sea they had
~ peansug's office. Witness exp.a.nea
however. that In this conversation il was
the testimony Denning had given ard not
That which witness was To give thar was
under discussion. He and Dennng. wit
ness admitted. we're much Interested In
the case
Wtsstock and: His st~uoxrapher
rSon redirect examination Attorney
WsHsor resalsated upon Attorney Dore fer
The effort thu latter had made Il prove
ey TIE witness himself that his affidavit
10 favor Of Van Aistine was made for a
petHnsry consideration. He asked the
Wines what influences II any had been
drought ~ bear upon him "a keep him
frsrn signing the affidavit Witness re-
sled that NluStock and = friend ~ Win
stocks had underworld - persuade him
not 10 sign the AFFIDAVIT Witness had IN
formed Wlnstock that he was going "a
make the affidavit and what he VAS CO.
fng 20 swear 10. Witness again charged
that Winstock had attempted 10 .nf,cA
hifn tn make an affidavit containing un-
true statements concerning the case One
o' these statements was that Van Atstine
and Lou spser, afterwards Mrs Van
Asstine. had In presence of the witness
asked Winstock TO akslv then, In proe,tr-
tns a marriage license AID getting mar
ried.
Anything eise7" quesied Attorney WIN
sos
Then the Witness caused the court room
70 rear with laughter hy replying:
Yes. there vas ore other little thing
X ~ n
iafIance or not. Mr. Winssock wanted ma
% ssy thal the Bird" ard bridegroom bots
ock~i happy
We'll asked Attorney winser. did
fhey fook happvr'
No, re- any more 40 than they So
nos. responded the plfness amid renew
ed sS1gfter in IN" court room
Attorney Tore eyoss-exanaislea axafn
80 you mean - say that the bride ana
from did not look happy after the Ned
Ne. ! ran, Say that they dld
:, lsa tAeS l1ek say more unhappy than
they ao ROW 90
No 7 raD'f say that they id
10 NpSH dent think The feeling has
changed spee tAas gtrns -
Ashst} alushsVi auA replied ecnfusea,y:
I c&nt sAv thAt Il hsA+
heTere fae cosieaay wa- finished the
Ffow8 IN the cottctroesu was again con-
fs}sst NTa laughter lu3ge Moore bst his
hRsie Be, 7s could nas mf}n;sln hgs dig
ht'f. &nt h5Ftaa.ter~ noticed that Vsn A.
sias 49, h5s asf. Were look nn .ato enc
s9oshrFs eyes anJ Laughing
Her. sshirs's crassA-ax q naifafit ended
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