The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-17
sEEKs
Action inSLcnaon Develops ntersstfInn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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LondorisYl Dee hesAran kSSfaTSeN
divorce suit Dayid BlsphaassrmIs
opera singer was conlnaen nnsdfasas
l-dtYorcescourt day3ust afterMaMabel
Lady Russell. was grantedsn
from her second husband YillA
Brown. acoaehInanSWho posed
laNnobfn. Ess$S@ss5# HsSSSz58 ssggeSssS@E
Nj. Bispharn charges sWffe witfrs5
misconduct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
young American, andsswithS MajerfEd
ward Studdert an iii Observation-Disclosures
the correspondents danNSAIl#thEsAilega
.Iftoner,,is now il America and his 4yi-.sa
dence asread To- he
grave I0eare tlae gpetitfoners
He informed tha u that heshHda
learned that Mrs. Issssptam had&gonas
away. takingSboth her children NTH
her, 8s8
Shaw and Major NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men and the latter is G Ills
own case with much coolness
ll~iberations The husbands allegatiorS
as regards Shaw concern assSScesttAiN
nightginssJune ISg7sswhen@ RIs~phana4Wsas8s
away from his home I'M K~eIlsingtons$
BothsMr, n MrsssDispnam are ma
Estives Of Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
met their countryInan, sha7,g af ain
giyenaingI
Bayard, then the American
SsgsSss@ @@sseaSsssF
In his dispositions BisphaTiS deelareds
LIS Wils itao kea hlIiiS ORIG
change places with the good looking
young aAn N.Y. o stlitn,e ands me
salapAn g a a Tt sne8 ea1lysM SUI
saaillas 2 ASKING haWsaWno sWaa
~ call. He%de=
NEG at1at fhe real reason NJ tie
snanss.o ssAtsaWas mace aIstneS uln-s
~ " !. ~ hpeesS3aH sss aaolnsr
asYoutu ll ,ssia e alAahg W hlna across
ssSelGal y y
Butler Accus the Major.
circumstantial story of~S1nisconduct
alleged between the two was reIatedNbys
William Boston, a former butter OF
Bisphan's. Butler Boston8
that Major Studdert had ocaiinied Mr.
Bisphamss Dom sometimes as often
as three times a week durinE Bis
pham's absence. EARLY one morning he
stated he had seen major cornilnSSs
ouesoIsll MS pearoofn ln&hls and
MsaIlnB Mr. dig dressing
9Mn.y ~, !,
~ sp ,.a.. ~ ils evldence regarding
s lI etat!olis SpstWse his#WlIe ana
snaW, slaIed. Y g Immediately on his
es.urh nls VIE confessed 20 him that
SuaW HaaR f!sseu #Her. SnaW WroteNa
ielIer OF Sssp5ect apology and he ever
looked IEs AFFAIR as aboyfsh indfscre-
sloI.s aiIerWards ne was horrifiedato
llnd mat SHAW had#left his wife 5,G00lO,.s
ana shaW gave him Mrs. Bisphamss
receipt proof.
Inns receipt, declared BargraVe Dearle
IN ms opening TO the Jury, Was reallysa5
love letter, and Mr.. Bispharaawas hor-s
rlfted by the gross treachery to this
woman in shaw's handing this love
letter to her husband,
Deafle read the letter, which am:
Why this illnessg surely the gods
have been sufficiently brutal to us. All,
my Bobby, why can'tI nurse you back
to health. Couldn't you manage to for
get me, or remember me only as a bust
ness friend Who4owes AZ per cent. on
Sc, 900 every year2 What Isl it all worth
If you are to be separated from me all
that time?
Your devoted Kitten
The case was not OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
court rose.
Countess RusseIi Aaain f-ree
m R,ssaIl 900 g ,l;s
WITH ,onrs aYnsai9i,, 80 ! RoSsu - ~
FP,,sseii as4;ras - - a. va e., l4 go
wearing a hat Of the same shade sur
mounted by an aigrette. told the story
of her secoS.. marriage and ohtai .
decree nisi on account ofsher bus
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