Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
TELLS STORY or ABUSE A,
 BLOWS.
(From Fridays Dailyl

Wednesday, by C. Bishop, n.,.I typer, which resulted in the arrs,, the latter, and his incarceration in |. county jail in this city, gave the v of Bishop an opportunity to arn,, for the scvering of the matrmo, bonds which bind them togetbe, {, says, in most galling manner D seized the occasion to come to Do. colt and arrange for institutinp T, cccdings for divorce.
 As stated in yesterdays issue of fl Journal Miner, Foster was assaulted Bishop because the latter though, D was eloping with Mrs. Bishop. Th, n lady in question absolutely denies, |, her declaration is substantia,ed by x cral witnesses, and her own hu,t,, as well, now that he has had tim. the fastness of the county jail. to view the situation.
 In conversation with n representa- of the Journal-Miner, yesterday ahs noon, Mrs. Bishop, who is n very vs possessing young woman, 23 years age, bearing marks of evident rss, ment, repeated her story of cruelty dured at the hands of her husband told of the incidents leading up to t separation with her husband, and u subsequent assault upon Foster.
 "My husband and I were married California, some two years ago." said. 'From the first he refused support me, although I have since led cd that at the time of our marriage, had 5000, of which he never told |, or gave me any part. He lost t Id playing the races. In the two year our married life he gave me only [, with which to purchase clothing q in all that time I have paid my c board and often, his also.
 "wc left California and went Tonopah, Nevada, where he promis to get work, reform, and quit abusi me. These promises, like previous ou he broke, and l was forced to woh earn my living. he taking the money fast as earned 1t. One week he wa cd there, at gambling. Often he wst abuse me, beat me, and once, VI quarrcling, he bit me on the arm, scars being there yet.
 "Some six weeks ago, we came Jerome, where he said he had b promised work. Arriving there, h ever, the same old scenes were enae.( he refusing to work, and abusing He suggested that I secure n posi'l singing in the saloons, as the sld was higher than I could make at q ography or bookkeeping, my usual vs tion. I secured the position and VI to work, it heinz a case of do 50 starve. as the only thing he would q me was blows.
 Finally, his treatment becoming bearable, left him. This was abOri week ago. I continued to work in saloon, in the hopes of securing ficicnt funds to take me to Califor lt was while singing there that l NIT. Foster, n former classmate of mi at Stanford. With him were thf friends, and they insisted that l 2 the position, and accept funds N them sufficient to secure me ticket California. This I accepted, as I anxious to quit the degrading situata Mr. Foster agreed to accompany me far as Ash Fork, to sec me on my T and protect me from my husband l feared he would do me harm when learned that I was leaving hin good.
 "We boarded the train for Fork, and my husband, who had lowed us to the depot, entered the 'r also. As Mir. Foster was relieving of my suit case, my husband stcpa up, and before the rest of the sengers, applied vile epithet to Foster, and saying, in a loud vof You can't run away with my wife, assured him we were not running aS1 only that I was leaving him for g0d
 "1t was while we were at Ash that the assault took place. The tiee of the peace suggested that I col here and make arrangements for penring before the grand jury, and did so. l intend to file suit for vorce at once."
 Although the sheriff's office attaca refused to let the prisoner, Bishop, V is being held awaiting the action the grand jury on q charge of aga vated assault, be seen by nevspa1 men, it Is understood that Biss