Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-10
WARNED WIFE AGAINST
KISSING "THE DOCTOR
Big Bundle Of Kilograms Submitted
as Evidence in New York Divorce
cass-PiaintiH AiIsses crusIties,
Began Before Their tioncymea"
Was Over.
10y Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Dec ?.-W Gould
Brokaw's telegraphic admonishmens
10 his wife TO be careful whom she
kissed. crimsoned her chick and
brought tears to her eyes today as 4
was read in the Supreme Court al
Mlneaoia, l.. |. Yet this telegram
was introduced by her counsel with
others In an attempt to show the.
young millicnarie's insane jealousy
and unreasonable ness as justifying
the separation for which Mrs. BroSaw
is suing. with $4,000 year anmony'
The telegram was from Brokaw al
High Point, n. c.. TO his wise at Great
Neck. l.. l.. and read as ioiiows:
You know what | told you about
kissing the doctor. When ne at
tsmpts to kiss you again. tell nm
what you have promised your Dus-
band. You know II he keses you
should NOT want 10 kiss you AGAIN
Mrs. grokaw hung her head as the
message was read and blushed fu-
riously. BY agreement the name OF
the doctor was hot read in court,
Husband sbterrupted Dinner.
Mrs. Brokaw had previously told OF
a luncheon at the Hotel St. Regis, az
which Doctor Chapman was a guest
and which htr husband. she testified,
had interrupted and made scene
accusing her CT wanting 10 elope WIRE
the doctor. fhe doctor on mat &C.
casion. she said. had threatened 10
have Brokaw arrested fsr using un-
becoming language.
Incidents OF the honeymoon trip
through France, as related 5y the
plaintiff. otherwise enlivened todays
proceedings. Smashing doors to get
in her room. excessive drinking and a
chcs rful invitation OF his to come and
look at new gun and some carsrdses
have for you" we're euiy few Oh
the alleged occurrences. she TESTIFIED.
had made her Iife miserable.
$4,000 in kilograms
kilograms ard letters between hus
band and wife. as introduced by Mrs
Brckaw's counsel. occupied a pronl-
nent part q todey's session. Tne
entire bundle as exhibited represent
ed about $4,000 in telegraph tolls.
ii was estimated.
The defendants lawyer volunteered
the explanation that Mr.. Brokaw sent
scme times 20 to 30 messages gay
and that his wife replied with 200 ana
goo word messages which she msrSed
~ccllect.-
some OF the testimony concerr1s
the trip in France was as followa:
Abueed sier sFrishtfu,Iy.-
AT Tours. after ne had tasen SIX
or possibly more drinks. and after |
pleaded with him net to act 50. he
abused me frightfully." testified Mrs
BTokaw. He called me- worse nancs
than ever before and told ne to get
out Of the car. as t belonged TO bin
! went 10 my rooEa. lie cane ~ ana
forced me to 20 down = the dining
-oon. a physician sat nearly. fr~a
he leaned over and said IN 2 roice
heard by several diners. I wat you
L stop looking at that man
Broke insc Room
e. begged him rot to make a fcsne
over nothing. ard when he Scnt-Erc2
I vent t. my socu-- I became serS
III. locked my door and refused &c
let him into my room. Then ne
broke in The cocr. He said be vas
boss there: that wovid rttusn e
Paris early IN the morning With h,ir
regardless Of ms Illness
Other narratives were told 5y The
witness. cuimiEatinx. she aid. IN -
departure and leaving her without
funds. with the remark trst
sho could get tack TO AmerIcs any
~ay she could. They suSse que1ti<