The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-27

Yes, sir.
Where we're the children living
at that time - q At SIS Tell Court. =,
Knew Of Children. .
" Now, Mrs. Brennan, ism It it fact
that you did not know, until after you
four children?'' emo, sir; I had seen
them.
CHOW, Mrs. Brennan, you secured
divorce from your husband?o Yes,
SIR
$ uYour husband contested itf"
s'And Elizabeth Brennan testified.
for your husband and her r.Y father a.
'As sNow, YOU left Your husband before
that didn't you4V eyes, SIR
UYou went to Grand Rapids, MichY''
eyes, SIR 49,,
"And he went over there to get you
sDid YOU have any conversation
with your husband at that time relative
to the children 3 going awayY" NO.
sir.''
"When was the first time you ever
left y your husband'' II d0r't Femem'
"How many times did you leave
"When was the first time" 81
think in a August y 1904, I went to my
Tile brought you back9" eyes"
uDid YOU not then insist that the
children be put awayq" enc, SIR
~. "Whe 3oo did ., you leave ne1ts'' con
Chow did you leaveq" ct took all
N.Y. my things sMg1 !, looked up the rooms and
"Where were tho childrens" "In
SCHOOL, a5(
"Did you not at that time, leave
the little baby with Mrs. Russell'"
your husband againf'
IT went back to work and did not
60 back to live. with him until I came
to Minneapolis
"You did live with him. after you
Won SSg after EoH lived Siv s T boms gid
working girls" -
Met Him Every Day.
elbow soon after your divorce did
you meet James Bren.hanq'
f'I met him on the street every
HAnd he wanted you to come back
and live with him9" eyes, !.
And you wouldn't do ita" "No.:"
"Did you. know when he came to
Mi "He wrote me a let
ap %H; Tant Ss,y!' you to come to Mime
NAnd you did Gomez" eyes"
"And, you stayed here how longf'
GA week before we were married"
Before They Were Married.
"Did you not live with Mr.. Brennan
here as his wife before you were mar
riedq' eyes, sir"
W9w 1Gps' si Two or s SsRe dsyi 10
tels.'
him you We're in good healthy :: Yes
sir. ~ ;" ...%
"You are now in good healthq
eyes, sir, except for my wound.'
"You went to live with Mr.. Bryso1
at IS and 20 Western avenue shortly
after the marriage9O eyes, sir. ;"
| "Did you tell Mr.. Bryson that II
Chicago all the trouble. you had will
your husband was over the childrenr
"And did you not tell her. that 20,
would not, live with the CHILDBIRTH
"Then why didn It you live with tn,
married9' II wanted new Sfurnitur,
in the fiat before went there
:, EDO you remember taking two O.
these .e III; t|Z to a Chicago orphan
7'Did you tell the sisters that 70,
were the stepmother of these childrens
eyes, sir. ~ .
"You didn It tell the sisters YOU wer
the children 8, aunt9' "No, sir.''
"Didn' It you tell them that the chill
dren were without a home or mothers'
emo, sir.'
No Trouble With Children.
CHOW, Mrs. Brennan, do you want t
tell this Jury that you never had an
trouble with these children7' eye,
sir'
t.That you liked to live with theme'
i CAT the time you went to live wit
the children at 1922 Fifth avenue
did you not have an agreement that til
children were to be put away in tw
weeks9' emo, SIR
'Didn't you tell Tommy or the chi
, dren in the presence Of Tommy ths
Sz% Hur h9S0en No' W" sir. going to put the'
u "Did you ever tell Tommy or til
children that some one was liable /
come up there and shoot them allg
Ono, sir, I never did,
"Now, before you sued for divort
in Chicago, didn't you have sever:
eonve e;9 with Mr.. Tobin of Oh
HTaiked to him about your husban
and children9' "Some''
r -" When you were at Grand Rapid
= Mich, and your husband came over a
her Se y, you NJ Te OBJ 2, was with him.
l "You had several talks with him ar
the others?'' "Yes.'S ''' Ai'' q I
"You refused to go back, didn
= Ivy vYo ,1 hesitated, didn't you9
e "Didn It you say, in presence Of 70,
e husband, Mr.. Tobin and Detect,
L Smith, that you wouldn't 90 back u
less he would put the children away.s
"Didn't you, in later conversati
a with Mr.: Tobin, say that you had lie
u your husband for good and would n
l.. ever 90 back to him on account Of
childrene' emo, sir. ~
MIR. Cary Objects.
Il MI. Cary made repeated and siren
:, Gus objections to the evidence of &C
versations of defendant with Mr.. Tot
yer, EN- ployed by Mrs. Brennan, a
;. | anything told him by her was privileg
: communication. Mr.. Cary after bel
allowed to consult his client, asked hi
!, Was MT. Tobin your attorney
eyes, sir.'
r your attorneyab ~ HYe S.G SIR ao' ae''ng