Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Followed His Uncermonious Entrance
Into Her Room Through Window
Mrs. Schan5ein There-Fifth
Week of 100000 Will Contest
Emirs Letters to His Mother.

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ments can begin today and the case
may be taken under advisement by
Judge Carpenter before Saturday
noon.
Emil Schandein and Mrs. Ella Frank
were the witnesses called in rcbuttal
yesterday Emil Schandein was
called 10 Icbul the testimony of Jacob
lIcyl regarding his visit to Pine lake,
and the testimony Of Witnesses 20 the
effect that his letters to his mother in
! 1902 had fingered her so much as to
afford a reasonable explanation of her
discrimination against him in her win.
| Much of the testimony sought was
excluded by Judge Carpenter, but MIR.
Schandcin managed to testify that his
! letter written To his mother while she
"as in Europe resulted in her 81 nding
| him 5000 in a registered letter, with
| instructions to burn the letter and say
nothing about the money. He testi-
| fed that after he read to her the long
letter which MIR. Quarles always ro-
fers 10 as the apologize pro vita sua, "
she gave him the house on Wells
street and later on another occasion,
gave him 400 marks and a parcel Of
presents for his wife.
Threw Chair at Mr.. Heyl
The principal new fact elected from
| Mrs Frank was that on the morning
after Mr.. lIeyl has admitted he en-
tered her room through the window,
she threw a chair al him, during an
interview between herself, Mr.. HeyI
and Mrs Schandetn. This interview
became the subject of a heated con
troversy among the attorneys.
At the afternoon session Judge Car
penter ordered Mrs Franks tcstimo,
| ny stricken from the record. Mrs.
! Frank then denied that she had ever
circulated reports derogatory to the
character Of her mother, or that she
had heard that her mother accused
her of having denc SO,
nr IT, y Ogden was called by the
contestants to rebut the expert testi
mouy OF Dr. Charles r. Mix
Mrs Emil Sehandein, Jr., testified
that she had acted as the agent OF
her husband in two interviews with
Mrs. Emil Schandein, ST.. regarding
money matters Both were friendly.
she said.
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low !, ,oyor,l nrbis rnIin,s whom 81.
tom2y Fawsctt appeared to lie too in.
sistcnt upon his points and 70 be for.
gotrul Of previous rulings on The same
line. eyinced teslincss which hele
totoro he has MOI shown. ana the side
remarks between be opposing counsel
were frequently acrimonious.
Evidently IN rehuttal Of the state
lmcnfs in evidence 10 the effect that
Emil Schandein is a poor business
man, Attorney Fawsett questioned his
client as 10 his present financial con
clifton MIR. Schandein, assisted by
memorandum. which he said was pre-
pared under his direction by \. 4. !.
smith of Winkler. Flanders Smith
Borrm x Fawsett, testified that he
Is now worth $4,000 OF this amoun
$lg5e0 i in notes which have beer
running since 1898 and are unsecured
He 8wn> $4,000 WORTH Of bonds, house
hold goods valued at $500, an auto
mobile which cost $1,000, ana ha.
cash ON band amounting 10 $lo72.
poctor,s Bill as Asset.
oa cross exam. ''t'N'''' vi. ''.'' ,'
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