The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
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LOVE ENDS WHEN
WHISKY IS HURLED
Mrs. Hanbury Says Throwing
Of Bottle Severed All
,s...... a Affection i',:l 80 ].
Plaintiff Husband Takes the
Stand and Denies Allega-
tions OF Fair Vile

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Love liquor and lies we're tile zlais.
topics discussed ir tie proceedings sof
the Hanbury divorce case yesterday.
Mrs. H4nbury. cha rI1liag in 2 sqeinty
suit OF brown and without ( tFsoe of
rsaesiftcs Mysteries 81 Ii lest SO ass ION sef
court. tod n iow aii5 trei1g soue, tones
cf.ecepssnSs % ioys tsie! is.sh1nss- Che
veraark ssasf = generic oGa> and Not SCI.
fsfactory 70 the court The rs,
whence and wherefore was demanded,
afdSSfter Si:,say question. the Beautiful
defendant testiaisd that the erosial pal
Hanbury threw a whisky bottle 4t Asr
head. 81
Thus loves having been taggees aoek-
eted and placed on record with q, tk.e
iegal fills, The cussttonirg turne5 So
siaucr. III sEae same yrernGious voice
Mrs. sEIanpury; testified that her shIs-
band drank excessively. and teS eu-
slefous instances Of his being into9l-,
Gated. From liquor the proceedings
desit with the evidenee given BY the
Witnesses for the. pIaint!G and which
Mgs. Han bury elsssed ss atseiute -fslse-
hoods. Her cross a1azalirs ti5l was net
severe and her testimony sco.ciuded her
ease.A
She was foliowed. on the stand by
Hanbury, who denied frs charges
as 2tnst him in an accent SO ps,nted;3
English that the couyt, seenograpaer
lad the JOB % his life following the
testimony. Hamburg eyiaee5 an ats of
loftiness som nswh A. disccncstting to
counsel for the OIL Ner side,s Sc = : -.
3 Or Mr.. Vickert, ny attorney. will
tell YOU all aaopI. that ias replie2 10 q
question by attorney Young.
At tiH,as the " ilness. sEeNs sasrihfyi
over his irliniscences. = Asked Il he
had thrown his wife into Z slough he
replied:
New all,
.sIseti1es lou sep at the poisst. rsie;s4
ticned7" asked Young. 81 mean would
it' be possshle for Mrs. Hannury 20 gel
out t7raid eSas' ~
s Z. ys,-a-i, replied Hsnbur2, ..oas@ old
Ilian--ila. ha.--fsli in and he .was able
70 .gets.ovt; bur be Hss--7ha! hat hal
l1aul3d OUT s,.s-e t
rs It true that SOU crsased q disturb
apce,et. alt s.: ~ .iss was .ssktsd.
r: 4.de -sn--oif, yes .,es. There was
Que occasion, / bsiiare. sg.i.sr. ! dir Ssy
something He paused TO stroke ;.is
beard and grew ,soleTanly thoughtful.
fer h.li TO continue YES ] remember
once / think did ohject. you see, 2
waiter threw plate OF hot soup down
the hack of my neck
Henbury looked surprised AZ tl.a
laugh tjict followed. IN -speaking Of the
relations OF his wife with ysradier Sar-
gent he said that Mrs. HanburS had
told hiul that she had been hoolisIl
with tire young student The case was
Continued Until 0o'clock this morning
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noon to 6 O'clock p. N. or said date: and
Whereas, this comaittee Is heartily
fe--ta ~
favors the. constitutional amendment
providing for. such primary to- be suh-
n,itted to the voters of the state at the
next general election, and realizes that
such an Informal primary II fairly and
honestly conducted, would be az ovsr-
wheIniing argument in favor Of the
aIilenamert. by giving q praetsca, Hug
tration sof tf3e operation of such & pri-
mary Law. and 49, s.s ~.
s 4yThersas, the best result IN San
Francisco can be obtsined BY holding
said irfovn1eis prinsarEs the Same day
upon wlaiea the state primary is held
May 8, 1905 the polls tos.rerl1ain opef,
from 6 O'clock g. m. until s 6.osciock1ra m.
for tiae reason that zsucif primary being
held. at rf1e same time and place, as the
state primary, an honest and q fair
expression OF the Choice OF the reppb-
iicsE voters TOR president could be Sc
red; -now therefore, be It
.Reselvs6, that -tae republican state
central committee. be requested TO
change the date OF holding said pri-
mary in San Francisco to May ), 1908,
and the tins OF keeping the polls open
be extended from o'clock a. r1.g tc,
O'clock =. m, thus permitting every
republican elecJor vEao yotes at ttss
state primary 10 also express his choice
for his partys presidential nominee;
and, be it further y
Resolved, that the secretary send Z
copy OF these resolutions TO General
George. Stone, Chairman 81 the rspib-
lican state central committee, with the
request that this request be finaIly
acted upon by the executive Committee
or the state central committee at. the
earliest practicable moment to the end
that tais county committee may GOV
ern It's further action In the prernisss.p