The evening times., 1902-06-13
hrs. IGSE5' LOVE
LETTERS Tn COURT
Divorce Case of the Famous
New York Bandmaster.
JIH C0R8ETT IS MENTIONED
But lis Name Is Withdrawn From the
List CT Co-Re5PondeEts-0ne fzissfve
Contains Espressioa: GAll ! Want Is
Llimony Recital Of InfeIicity.

EEE YORK. June IA fafr-haired
vcman. handsome OF face and apparent
y about tbirty-fsc years old, sat at
tlo counsel table IN Justice Bischon's
part Of the supreme cOGrt yesterday and
heard read 10 TIE jury letters that it
was alleged had been written by her
to q man other than her husband. She
was E-rs. George 2. Inaes. from whom
her husband. Bandmaster Frederick
Eef1 5aaez. is seeking q decree Of abso-
lute divorce.
in AIR Tnces' original complaint he
charged his wife Nth having trcHs-
Eerre3 her aHeotfcas to four men. one Of
these was James =. Cor5ett the puglfst:
another. Ee1ezt Il Crowhu-st, sporting
editor Of s Philadelphia paper; the tEi-d
Is Eows1d Flarnizaa, of Nashville.
Tenn, and the fourth Wybert Phillips.
CcEbett through his counsel. Eman-
Uei II. Friend. denied al 1lr- Inaes-
charges 50 lar as he is concerned.
If hen the trial began yesterday Law
yer A. i. HamneI, COUNSEL for Mr.
Times, announced that C0Tbett's name
ned been Withdrawn from the list OF CO.
Respondents
Mrs .faEes has, through her counsel.
Charles =. Holman. brought cross
zli- against her husband for i divorce
fteHfF IL Friedman appeared to defend
The interests Of Crowhu7st
--5ae-E D2ErnCE, . detective attached
TO she Iatei walton, In PHILADELPHIA
was He d-st witness c.IIed Ee tes-
flacG t1aT on November s. 1901 he first
mes --Es- In-aS ana heard her make an
E1al at-2e11 "ith q man for the follow
Detective Peepe5 Through Crack.
On thal day he wsnt into an adjoining
room and looked through crack in the
door. He testified tlat he saw mrs
Imas With C-owhurst. and that the lat
Ter vas kissing and embracing the band
masters pretty wife
HaE an hour later Mrs Innes came
5ut. followed by CrowhuTst, who was
ltIet ting On his Crer5cat
on eross-exa1ninEti5n Mr. HOFFMAN
asked DoWneg -How did you see into
Mrs Iaaes' room
Through d large crack in the door
between the two ROOMS"
Downey said he toek Crowhurst 10
the hotel Office, noJw outstanding the
protests o. Mrs Inncs. in the ofice
there was scene.
MIS-. Iaues asked me to come into
Che Turkish room with her. continued
9oaney- S5e tAea impiored me not 10
t1ll her husband 7 told her would saw
nothing she replied. You know I love
nat man J don't care whether 7 am
divorced or net All J want is alimony.
would marry that men fCrow burstl.
but he is "a married usn. although he is
separated rom his wife.
Letter OF Love ard Reproach.
John Burke, porter at the Hotel
Walton. corroborated Downey. and r.
Il. Johnson. Of The Hotel san Reno.
identified 3Irs. Innes' handwriting. This
E-as to enable Mr. Hemmel TO get be-
lore the 5u-y. certain love letters which
ne alleges were EXCHANGED between AIRS.
Innes ard Crowhurst.-
one Of the letters read BIZ Mr. hum
mel was ia part IS follows:
sunday, Feb. 10.
Ny Behaved Ernest: The tone OF vour
last letter nETt me beyond words. The
gold1ess ei it froze my heart. You know
70 vel dearest, separated from you
have not one single moment OF happi-
ness or peace
Since the first night in St Logis
taiter yCu IeftJ, when they commeneee
to pitch into you, tjlI This present mo
nent. have j not stocl right ND to the
t-oHt and fought every battle for you2 I
didA't walk away from you-oh. no. I'm
rot that sort. When care for ANYTHING
Z stand or faH right with it.
foJ aaTC never been the same since
that unfortunate scene in the walton
u al that time j have never seen Won
AID have only had TWO letters from
Fcu-5nd such letters, too. from vou,
Not one word Of love. not one regret that
. had not written you before-not one
expression Of pleasure that I did write
TO you finally You are not awaiting nv
letters with feverish anxiety any longer.
on. what I would not give for slight
{ oken Of your presence On. my darling
sweetheart, send me something which
you have kissed, Make a cross on The
uapeT where YOU have dressed ,yo,r~ 5a.,.-I