The St. Louis Republic., 1905-05-13
Jury Disperses After Reaching
Agreement in Breach Of Prom
ise Suit Shortly After
Midnight.
W0laAN's LETTERS ARE READ.
Judge Calls Attention to One IN
Which Views Of Rreakin.
Engagements Are Clear.
ly Expressed.

There are many rumors regariing III
verdict in tk.r case. where che 81. LoIi
girl has stsed Cor 5000 DANA ges. and III
most generally accepted r',no- is tina
Miss G!sney has received damages.
The amounc is said 10 he 3!s0rS. b.:
nothing positi -e IL known. as ih. jury ie
fused 90 be in .e.v:ewed.
The Jt.:v d!S not send out for any slppe
and when the court officer limited that !
would be right and proper "a "a, he Va
sent back :n:c :he courtroom.
Both parties interested in :hs verde, y
the fury spent q rather restless ev~rin-
Miss G.brey and her close friends. Garlic
IN the evening. called UP newsrap.
r:iend. whom she has rnade since co,n
n:c here to know n there was any re
port from the Jur--rooM-
Steiner also kep; in ciose touch will
th"s. who might know something. bu
nothing could be told. Neither OF ther
could BE- seen after the jury had report-.
a sealed verdict.
Tn. case went 20 the lur: n 80 this
afternoon. Judge Burlington delivered IN.
case With Instructions.
The fair plaintiff gaxcd through tears n
the fury as they filed out for the charge
of the Judge appeared To lean slightly
toward Steiner. the defendant. The jGr!
had not reported AZ a late hour Tonight
Immediately upon the retirement Of the
jury another United States jury vas
sworn in TO try the case OF Miss Gih'.ey
against the member. q: the Steiner fam
lily Tor 90 damaxes
SUIT AGAINST FAMILY
WILL. BEGIN TO-DAY.
This trial wil begin ,"-:noirow. The
last hours of testimony -tai;irH and the ..d-
crs ssrs of the OPPOSING corns.! wer-
Spectacular. Anna Steiner. sister OF the
defendant. who vas Miss Gibney's room
mate ard bedseIiow whii. sis. YVES : :,iIs:'t
at the home .; her iia,.ce's family. AIS! "n
which visit II has been alleged 81. family
consp:red 10 separate the pair. was On tie
stand ani :.s,i;i.,! for her brother.
Az Miss Anna Steiner is one Of Ii. d.
PENDANTS IN q xs'.cO suit :nr damages.
Also institute by 1iiss ';.brcy. her t-sti-
mcny vas Considered o: great ir,oo; :ance.
She is alleged 20 have carried tales o;
the bedroom. and e!r.,ssine-roosn habits o:
he- h:"ther'a promised wifc 20 i:er brother.
she left hair ami dantiraff in her comb
and brush. and dressed In poor shape -
WaS Miss Eteiners charge against Miss
Gibney. and she admitted to-day on the
stand that she had called Steiner into
Miss Gibney's room one morning and
showed him the co:,;h and brush.
WORE: S1NTEEN COy/OES.
ALI. AT SAME TIME.
How ttd she offend you IN dressinx-' 80
ssk..; Attorney OBrssn.
Why. she showed M taste at ALL re-
pied Miss Steiner ION Oh. occasion
xrew her to have sixteen different colors
oa''
when the laugh sub.iaed. Attorney
O'Br!en said:
for YOU
No. green and yellow Gid not enter
the combination" Sal! Miss Steiner. with
espc-i;y.
Sixteen colors without green or yel-
low" shouted the attorney in mock hor-
TOR. throwing up his hands. while even
;he court smiled.
Tn. defense here took Up. the letters OF
Miss G:hn-y To- Steiner IN which 1: vas
c!,i;nesi ;ha, she sUsstan,ia,ed the claims
~: tme defense that size herself had broken
81 the engagement.
JUDGE CALLS ATTENTION
TO MISS GiHNEY'S LETTER.
Here the ..e:-n.. seemed 80 score heav-
!ly. as Judge huntington. later in his
charge. urged the jury 10 take special note
- one letter written ty Miss Gisaey. IN
which .h. referred p-rtiner,iy TO t:oksn
engagements. THIS letter was written IL.
81 Louis On March Ii. and n gar: VA.
.as follows:
st Luuis. Mo. March Il; iSS.-My
Daring: Y"u had me- guessing this morn
ing when A!ic. hande. me Two letters IN
the same. familiar. dear. old Eandw.it;nS.
u looked at the dates and ,:;d 10; know
which choice rnpTS.l TO :.your rrSt bat
luckily. really opened ,i.c first written
nrs;. bu; before reading. ;ae other re-
c.:v"c its share q: ai;en;Ion-,Gs; FOR cuvl-
osity 10 ;,n: GU: '~srr. sas at
Then ] dsvoUre: both sweet messages
n close succession. snS. on. WAs 20
happy.
Dearest, you write ne Gui,. a ii:tie
treats. oa the Subject o: honor in prom.
Is.s cs marriage. an. tie isuo:.iry of
t-okcn engagements ar: st-aus. to re-
lac. I had the stump ., dinner table las,
eve on this ,~sy subjsc.. oa which I .x-
pressed myself very strongly. but a little
e, ,ariAnc. .ith your Views.
MET YOUNG BRIDE WHO
EARLY WEDDINGS.
y: came aecv, in this way In III.
afternoon l Vas az a social AFFAIR. and
met a hrii- - a month who vas a xresr
a!voc.te o: sys.iy marriages. ana y.ry
short s-gaS.rerts. Sse said:
=. 'Icubties. YOU have not resd the
accounts @: yay ~e1G.rs'
I w-s roncormi;;ai. though | really
he: r~-aiI",: the :nc:!enfs very distinctly
as sa- SPOKE she :sen s.ScA-,. .alss,...
ard stunned rie ~;;h information th,, al.
vas ~nSAs~d - 4 gentleman fo- .v,
weeks. when he- .rcs.-; husband came
siSrS with A. offer % marriage. ~,..- 81.
ask~.! "a be released from II. .-rsSrr.at
with THE hrss party sna marie. ,se seq
cn.- s:;e, . !ou- days. ezgzS-ras..
I take I; tsr G-.-:~s. ;ha, there x,.
.orrne. scauain.arceshi, sC. as q ,>o,-v.
20: ssor: engagement, ;ha, ce-,a:a.r
takes tie l.a6- She s1ii:
Really. :No noa;hs rou,s b. ~. jsn,.
e: enssx-s~n; -o.ii eve. ..an.. "a. 4
know ] would change ny .a.as .. q LONGER
s.r.,sa' TIA, s.a-:c<. ne 81 a t,.cus-
k.o1-
Fancy . sNcEa.;hs :r.sl rhea q H:s
een:esce 10 IL <.ose &c: one Hos-.o;e-'
WANTED TO RE
HIS EATER EsSS.
In ano:Ae. is.:e- Ltss cfsn-y ane..,
that she could .S. - ais Easter exs.-
9 I'd ;se reaAins % ,sis ie:se- caused con-
y,asssye laughter sassas sss J.ryn.a. Il:
was IN pAxs a sa.ioss:
Really. dear. I ssspase se are =. tie