The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-14
FORGOT ALL EXCEPT C0RDOVA
JULTA BOUNE'S MEMORY room
At IHE PISTORS TRTiL.
He NecnS as She Tcstlncs -Refuscs TO
Admit That She Hoped HIS VIE
and Others Tell or Ills Abandonment
OF Ills Family I amcras Suuelchcd.

He MecnS as She TcsllhcS-Refnses to
Admit That She Hoped ms VIE
and Others Tell Of Ills Abandonment
OF Ills Family -Camcras suuelched.
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N" bhJNSNl'h, Ne 80 'ldINl To- MISS
Julia Bovine, VINO tWlca eloped win me
Rev. j. T. Cordova, formerly the pastor Of
the Conklin Nethodi4t Fpiscoual Church
&C. - ~ -. H. ~, a. Ia.
81 SCUM NN''' "H'i' Si' r"nE III '''o N"O''
was witness IN INC tIldi OF the MINISTER loI
abandonment Of hs vito before Judge
Woodbrdge Strong to-day. Prosecutor
C,cor,e ter,i;pc ,,,, Is-4 a,ti.r,cii,n from
~ r't,t.,.,.,,,.'...,
MISS bo"he 'hah rom any "l ms WI. MS.
Miss Bovine answered the questions al
most sullenly. She admitted having been
with Corrloy, uf coul,lutacuetnbol how
w o9','I,a' ,,.. 80, ,al s,r,,o,,cr
''"N W -. III -
80 much 'hai PROSECUTOR bt'''i'. "sNV"
all had been hani-hcd from her mind.
"Ies," she replied
sUayc ,,,,, L,,isbnd Cordova too7s
az - ,.,,..,,...,,,i ,ho ,ri,-
10 '''S' P'7"4'''' aus 'i'N VIZ
ness
Cordova, who was much agitated through
out REORGANIZATION. a{ .p.l.r burst into
..i..t. a. I'D
, - "u' ~" ''' '' u.s., t.s....
HoW ora are y"u' was inc '"'le'uuu'
question.
Twenty-Five" she replied.
A,.u nv b. nf. lrN ff -t ~
ro,.l;ad ~, d.. -,
wv
mrs Do r. '"IuoNd ""1 tue ''d'' V.'i'l
witness. She told how her hushafN had
left her and her three children last May
She identified TWO notes from CuriotH. .
one of which demanded a divorce they
were read TO tine Jury Cordova offered 10
pay the legal expenses Of getting the di-
yorce. Mn. CORDOBA identified two Il
CordOva'- cipher letters % Miss Bovine
in Ita ritiIw
On cross-eNanluutIon she said that she I.
had received money from CurGoSa ia Sep
tember and October last. amounting 10
Sli5 in all, and none since. In September f.
10 was brought out, she had written To her
husband not TO stint himself adding .
post -cupt 10 that effect IN a letter to her +.
brother-in-law.
Toward the last part OF Mrs. tordovas .
testimony the Prosecutor tried to bring out .
the fact Of the eiopemcnt lawyer Cook
for Cordoya, had asked Mrs. Cordoya about
going 10 the Coal and Iron Building IN New
York 10 see about getting share of her
husband .l eaInnE7. aha tNe resecHtor
asked the witness Who was with CordoNa
a the time she saw nun, Inc question was
hnaly admitted nut the witness testified
mat he Wa alone:
he Prosecutor then asked her II sho knew
from CorpoNai tlther by lelter or WORD OF
mouth, whom he was WIN when lie was
away from her' and she sad that she had
7Ich knoWledse; She was ABOUT 70 reply
"heh Lawyer Coph interpreted another
objection. He had learned that she had
written information as 70 whom he was
With and demanded the letter Mrs.
Cordova did not have the letter with her
and that line Of questioning was dropped.
Tho state rested ~ case this afternoon /
after corrobOratye testimony regarding
Cordovas abandonment Of lis family had
been given by j. COnoycr Bovine, father of ,
Miss Bovine. and Mrs CUrdoya'5 brother .
Samuel l.. Obre. !
Cordova when he was put on the witness 4