The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
DIDN'T LOVE 5l''
HER HUSBAND.
She Merely Married From
Fear of Breaking Her
/, Fathers Heart.

Plttsburg, April Isl only married
you to Koup from breaking my fu,herA
heart AMI 10 keep from making scene
at the church door. don't love you. and
gou ought to know it, Is what james
kiu3 Clark, the young Pittsbars society
man, who il susing his wife for divorce,
says she told him the morning f)!lowin.
their marriage.
Tbs t oubes OF The coupl, wero. fully
aired III cuprt to-dGy Judging by the
slow progress made nc the opening. tho
trial will cOnsui;n tho remainder OF the
week
Mrs. Clark came into the courtroom
with her father. Coionei j. T.. Rsrlstt, OF
Wash ingt0n, and her attorney, Colonel A.
8. WOrLhagtnn Sac wa, ~tyiishly dress
ID aud was cOmpo.ed all day, but her hu,-'
bad was very nervous Attorney H. Il.
Goehrin4, for the plaintif, opened tina
case He called Mr. Clarke to the stand
Most OF his testimony relatud 10 Mrs
Clarke and MurlntOs, Neiosg ths lattar
being one VI the correspondents in tho
case. Kellogg lives in New YORK. Ha
was one ot tho ushrrs at the Clarke we'd
ding at tho Epiphany Church in Washing
tpu
Clarke said he had invited Kellogg to
tie an usher a. the request o! The then Miss
Bartlett. After the wedding kpiogg ac-
York to which city he was ASA going. lto
h ID seat in another car but rnte IN the
Sa.ne car as the bride anh groom.
When the couple arrived IN New Nlrk
Ms Clarke invited <oliV!s TO rtle in thu
cab with them to tina Holland House
Kellogg snyei with them an nbur, AL
when leaving Mrs. Clarke invited h.m I,
accompany herself AND husband to lhe
tn ,atre two nights iator
- tIDuhrinU than AJAX all IN irisa
how ills wife acted toward him tho morn
ing following their weddi1g. iia said
that he tried to embrace hi, vile. hu shc
drew away. ana he as ad what wa. tho
III utter iii. Wits replsd taa, nnlAing
va. lhs matt +. He ASKED his wife why
shs drew away. and ,hu replied;
why don't lave you.
My uUd, what did you marry ne roI:'
wa. the question,
"Sl.e sail. ! married You to b.cp from
breaking my fathers heart rnl from hay
lug "a Scone at the church door.
"What did you say asked he attorney.
II was too much a,tuuishdd to SAY any.
thing WAS The ropiy
Clarke then told the story Of tho trouble
with Kellogg in room Id Of tEa iIoliant
House the night they went to .hI heat u.
Did MIR. Clarke go I" the MyrIi. lafk
races on Satu day
YES sir. | asked hor not to 20 bat Iho
answered: ! AIN going, anyway; | shall
do as please, see
"On the following Wednesday night,
when repr0aGhed my wis for resolving
attention from ether men, ,hi replied;
shall receive all tho attention. chpo,, and
from whom chcl>c.
On thew Wednesday, ntaht (p.iuwn. thar
marriage Mrs. lnrkg went ont AMI rrlurn
eli to the hotel about ? o'Gtuuk in the
morning She told ther husband he
Bhou llh' . mind her late hours. Mr.. Clar.;
testified: She told me she had been to tho
Cato Martin to diunor, aud then 10 tn,
bh9atve, and nftGrwari went to ]. j. Cor
batts cafe
Tho following night, when Mr.. Clarke
asked his wife to accompany him to tho
Arena foi dinner Hs says shr oaii: No,
Mac Is coming to night and | DO not
want to dl>appoint hun. tie hia 10 20
TO dinner alone, he SAID and wilnu he r.
turned no found that ms wito hal soLo
Uut with Mr. Kellogg.