The evening world., 1904-03-08
Court Hears More Of the Charges
Against Mounted Policeman
"lew" Martin In William
Fiynn's Divorce Suit.
WlFE'S UNCLE TELLS
OF VISITS TO HER.
She Once Took the BIuecoat to
His Jersey Home for Two
Days and introduced Him as
MIR. Davis.

thrn j. Flynn, chief engineer Mt the
Hotel Carlton. against his country girl
wife OF five years, Irene. who 10 a sales
gfri IN a department store. was resumed
before Justice Clarke and a jury to-day.
Although the love letters OF Your
, Loving Baby" to MY Dear Bov," upon
!, which counsel for William j. Flynn
largely depends to substuntiate the
: charge that slight and pretty Irene
: suckles Flynn has been loving stalwart
Lew" Martin. the Harlem mounted
I cop. were not In evidence. copies OF
them were given to the press, and It
{ transpired that all Of them were trans
positions OF the one published exclu-
eively In Saturdays Evening World.
each including a stanza or two from the
passionate poem ITO Ny Darling"
The colored elevator boy at the fiat
r. house No. 227 West one Hundred and
Sixteenth street testified that the
! 'brown-haired young wife. under her
maiden name. Irene Stickles, occupied a
: Nat in that house in 1902; and Arthur J.
Weir, a cloth examiner. OF No. Icy
Madison avenue. but no relation to
William Weir, who is Flynn's attorney,
testified that he and Flynn and another
man watched thar fiat the night OF July
u. 1902. and were rewarded. an hour
past midnight. by seeing the tail
mounted cop emerge from the house,
The amateur detective. however, said
the mouse wa mo. 22s. on the uptown
sids q the street. with. q cigar store
told me that the nah was Lew Mar.
introduced 10 Her Uncle.
William G. Barker. an uncle of Ireno
/, f faSs'es stknnd, who lives at Roehlan1
Atniln August, 1905, ana tina Law Mar
g Irene introduced him as Mr.. Davis nnd
3 Ssaad ne was n single man."
poIice Sergeant Patrick walsh. of
Martins preclnet, testified that Martins
len usyh vacation In 1902 included tho
: evgn,e OF days mentioned by Farmer
\ court audience, included nnany
aa,iem .salessitls. and among the In
the wife OF tho mounted and
mother OF his two children. She lives
Tns: Ihi Ogden avenue. near the
da.ss police station, and y IN
who arrested her and the blond it'll:
HUSBAND Of pretty Irene Flynn once
when they were sleuthing for him and
s s5srsb at ons Hundred HUI = Twenty:
pounded a divorce detective he caught
near his house on another occasion,
and has added much to the excitement
or NE In Harlem Of tate.
Mrs. Flynn removed her tailor-made
coat to-day. and was revealed n a
shirt yst.t a. a delicate shade OF olae;
participated actively in tho proceed
lngs. coaching Mrs. Flynn's lawyer.
William Henry Knox. 49,.
Fifsy-hrst street. a dealer in horses,
was called in another effort 10 get the
: love letters ~ evidence. Ne said no
mounts With p eileen 10 M a hG mlsnS 81 d.
!, Of Lewis Martin who gave the little
Packet PACK, oI q 10 lSv : s lettsrs in 70 sb s'% ain,s sne r6S Q
Lewis Martin, the mounted cop named
by William j.. Flynn as the author OF
his marital woe. was the frst witness
Mr.. Knox handed UP the bunch. OF
& leve-ietters. Martin took, them. looked
[ them over curiously and handed them
back.
81 never received them never saw
Then he denied all the charges made
had never called upon Mrs. Flynn ex-
sept when others were present, ana
had never stayed later than 1880 P. NJ. .
He owned UP prompt when asked E%
At Rockiand Lake. in August. 1902. dur
ing his vacation.
THAT was Aug. q or %. | heard Mrs,
Flynn WINS az pdIht = dlu WIFI uVW"
there to look for her. / remained there
until the next day"
Were you ever anywhere else with
herr
"oh, yes; Rockaway. Coney Island,
Long Branch and other places"
Mrs. FIynn's own story.
Irene stickles Flynn followed the
mounted cop on the witness-stand
When did you first meet Martin and
under what circumstances7' asked
e. ~ IAWE mn - ...
In a sharp, but convincing tone Mrs
zone night in February. 1902. my hus-
band came home and told me a police
man had been Dragging to him that he
had firted with his wife. ] denied Il.
He asked me II 1 dared to go out and
II said Yes. / would and he took
ne out and introduced me to Mr.. Mar
tin. That was the first time I had ever
Mr.. FIynn ] had firted with him. and
ogized.
flirting. Once he took me out OF church
because: he said, | had made eyes at
The envelope addressed to Martin
and postmarked in September, 1901. sh,
said was none Of her writing As foi
the bundle OF love letters and poems al
passion. she denied the authorship OF
dnI VI tnfiU.
IT never saw but one Of them he,
fore" said she. one night met Mr.
Flynn and a lawyer in One HUNDRED
n TwentY-hfth street and Flynr
asked me 10 consent to \ divorce.
refused and hrs lawyer showed ms
that letter md said they would take II
TO my employer and drive me out ri
pAsiniess. 4 told tnsm n go ahead,
Afferward they came and told me the,
Nouid ring In the name Of Mr.. Mar
IN. break up his family and got hin
hrcke from the police force n did no,
consent 10 n divorce.
sIt was after this that | was so much
n Neth Mr.. Martin. I Went evtrvwhere
N1lh him % see witnesses and get evil
deacA 10 defend my name,
u newer did wrong with Mr.. Martin
u4Vtf, nevtr, never.
iffhaf time ! was at Rockland Lake
/ 4oomed with my cousin, Ina Barker
lit Has April IL. 1902. that / left my
1@1bsaA ! wa in bed when he came
HzbItA into the nat. I was alone
I&E#alafsd 70 kali me with a ristol
1t8a 4 Mrs. Birdaaii,s det n
~ sever lived With hin
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