The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-30
JUDGE POLLARD SAYS ne WILL BRING MORTON INIT

This is not the FIRST time that q bullet
has passed between mo and George Nor
;on." said Mrs. May LILLIAN sp.ssue short
~ after her trial. "n the charge Of dis
charging firearms. Was continued in the
Dayton Stree, Police Cour, yesterday.
'"Absat ave months ass," che eoa-
tisseA. ~ west so Ne. Nsrsos's ss-
ace II the waiawrighs S.nai.s.
There wss . scene asa . sAoe was
nred. Z think the revolver was the
sr0e Oae which ] used wednesday
niRht. Some OF Mr.. Merssu's fraeaas
said that ! Sired the shes. bat ! dla
n"t- do mot shlnk that ~ attempt
was sssJc 20 shOos nc. u vsss acct
Gr0sal.'
Mrs. Sprasue would 70: go .u:;fc: into
Inc "details Ct tHiS encounter. bsit her
neag.r description of II gave the impress
sion 'sat there had been \ desperate
s;TusC!s between . man ami n woman for
n deadly weapon which lay clos. at hard
on the mans desk
slrs. Srrague's right eye was badly
swollen yesterday. Apparently. she had
suffered from lack os sleep ard she was
rot inclined 90 ta cptimisti-
"AfseP thinkinG % aN aver I an
net quite % soee that ! still 1Ove
George Mortos.'' she snid. ..Hsw
can woman love . man Who has
treated her ~ Ne has treated met
Hss Ssleads have written letters
pleading with ne not to presecsse
him. bat think he sAoula BE pom
1shed.
Il realize that II he gets close enough
to me to exert the strange influence which
he Is capable Of sxertins over me I will
be poweriess 10 90 anything ~xcep; for
give him. Though I nay forSiv. I can
never forget all the misery and Eu;ni'Ia-
ton he caused me last "Wednesday night"
OPAL RING: BAD LICK.
Mrs. Sp.ague left the room, for q few
minutes. When she returned she carried
in her hand ring set With an cpa, SIR
ROUNDED! Sv rose Diamonds.
u will never wear this again. she said.
Morton gave il TO me abou, ten DAYS Ego.
had II on my finger when s:!o, n, him
"Wednesday night. I had a!wars heard
that opals hToush, bad tick. bu, III 10.
believe i; until got TITO this trouble. but
now am convinced that !, il true
Mrs SpraSue was arraisned In the Day.
ton Street Police Court on n charge os
d:scharsiHg 4 Gcearm.
The hearing was continued until next
Tuesca-. after Mrs. SpraGu" and the ,h-ee
Pat'oiri"u who figured in h.- ARE. lad
made their statements. Jn5c. Pollard
said that Morton should he trough, .nto
court. ard ordered :aa: summons for
him be issued.
The courtroom WIS Crow,,es! when Mrs
spraSIe arrived. When her ease was
cal!e.! her attorney. \. II EoudeGush, en-
tered plea Of guilty. Ju,ir. Pollard re-
fused 10 pass upon fh. cIs. OF i,.r pea,
without evidence peias offered for the
enlightenment 81 the cour; IN regard 10
assessing a fine.
JUds" Hoilari said that the puuis.Ten.
FOR the cfense ranged from :iue OF S
to one OF S.A II Was necessary. he said,
;hs: he be Informed whether she xho; in
seI:-aefsIs". rs she had stated. or her act
vas ono os aggression
On learning that she voui,: be REQUIRED
to make statement. Ii.s. Spras::e with.
drew her plea oe gui!iy and q p.c. OF not
guilty was entered
Pa;roiman Hussy. followed ty Patrol
r.e2 Herman and Wills testified in rc-
gard TO :hc occurrences relating to the
shooting on "Wednesday nigh, in II. rear