The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-03
DEN|ALS MADE.
BY MRS. TACGART
TO The CHARGES MADE AGAINST
HER BY HUSBAND IN THE
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT
I CASE.

Wooster, OHIO. Sept. Mrs. Tag
CART was kept busy denying her hus
bands charges yesterday afternoon
She was very decided in her answers
and her lawyers are delighted. AT ths
conclusion of her testimony they res
ted her case.
Mrs. Taggart said she never held
correspondence with Gen. Miner will
view Of court-martialing Capt. Tag
CART.
After the dinner table incident with
Gen. Miner did you and the young la
lies at your house refer TO The gen.
erals improper liberties?'
NO sir"
Mrs. Ta'ggart denied that she had
told Miss Murphy in DR.. Barrstt's Off
co in Chicago that in San Francisco
she went slumm ng with another wo.
man and two men, and visited i'm.
moral houses.
Did you tell The same thing to Mrs.
David Taggart in Salt Lake City,"
No, cir"
What prayer did you ever hear
he captain teach the children?"
= never heard him teach them any.
Did you teach them to pray?o
Yes, sir"
On rocross examination witness
50 that one night during the period
81 the caadie escapade, The CAPITA n
shook 50 in bed that she started tc
send for the doctor, but the captain
threatened TO kill her if she brought
tic doctor.
What did YOU attribute his shak-
ing tor
1T was more Ike dclir.um trem-
ems
How often did this drinking &C
cur at night?'
oh, every nigat for two monthsr
Isn't 4 a fact tha. you have been
writing to Billy Taggart all this sum
ner ana signing your letters Annie
M?"
No sir. that isn't true
The dopos ton of Ida Preston Ea
gle, whoi acted as nurse for Mr.. Gu
yer from July. 1909, to the time of
Mrs. Culver's de1th, was then taker
up, She told Of the captains calls
on Mrs. Taggart and the children In
San Francisco af'er the aparation.
DID the captain ever say anything
to you about having liquor in the
house?'
He said Mrs. Taggarl was opp 3scd
to TOP much liquor in the house, AMI
he admired her fos it"
ID he ever say anything 70 yor
about seeking d reconciliation with
Mrs. Taggart?'
Yes, he said he would try it. but
I he ia led he would shoot himself.
The deposition of Mrs J. Al Moore
was again taken up and parts Of il 1
cad in rebuttal of Emma Lytle's tc3
imony.
Did you, Mrs. Moore, ever hear
emma say anything Of MR.. Taggart's
?"
Yes, she said some of her conduct
vas just awful
What instance did She relate?P
She said that Mrs. Taggart's con |
luot with strange mal on tho train |
'oming from San francisco TO Oh /
ago one time was such as to attract
he attention Of the whole car, and I
mark, If that woman (Mrs. Taegart) |
sn't that mans wife. she ought to be.
What else did sha see On the train? |
she saw Mrs, Taggart holding tbs
lan's hands on the car platform"
Anxious to wind up the trial with
ut delay Judge Eason decided to hold
ourt Labor day. N Is expected The
whence viii be all ana the argu-
1ents ended by next Thursday. The
ebuttal evidence for Taggart was
p more than half completed when
curt adjourned today
The morning was spent in reading
epositions of army officers who said
nc captain was sober and to the best
I their knowledge, was kind to his
life and children.
Mai. Newberry, who was associated |
tn Taggart at Manila. ana knew
tugustina, tha Filipino maid, Is com
Is frcm Piitsburg TO testify Monday.
Witnesses are com ng from Orrvllle
, contradict the testimony of Billy
'aggart. Billy will have snother turn
= The stand. Judge Eason Will
robably not give his decision for sey-
raj days after the arguments of the
ttorneys are completed.
Ss AIN NGM Es k@.