The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Wife 06en Testinsey - lspvp z
Defendant Was Gay 1Iads. O.
ing With wensa q Tsni1du 8!


1t 10 q wise woman who romG11
at home and doesn't try 70 $500
where her husband spends hio N
This bit Of advice was 4ivon
Justice Flavlus l.. BroC1D& nov a. ~
state supreme couyt. - Nh. o.n1x
Sanborn, plaintiff q 4 1< 10r divo3oo
from her husband. r. U1EiSm ri.
Sanborn. dentiat. o&ooon1ng u ho&.
testimony In Judgs E1odsnoF's coeff.
Tuesday. (, "
Mrs. Sanborn testified that her N.
band and Justice Brooke were 6o61
friends. and once. when the do6ou6oof
had been neglecting his home. tho ~
tice gave him some good advice. III
said that for several days aftor NJ
talk with the jndge the doctor W. =
model husband, but he soon forgot IL
advice, she said, and began roma1n1<
away late at night. Mrs. Sanborn ca
ferred with Jusktce Brooke about ~
trouble. stating 1at she intended ~
md out where her husband spent ~
time. II was then that the tu6floc
offered be advice quoted abovo.
Evidence to Strengthen the too1t
mony OF Mrs. Sanborn that her huo-
band attended dances with wounan u
questionable character. was Gtvoo.
Tuesday, by Robert Phipps. an hi
ster barber. He said that no haA
tgiven number az dances, ana that ~.
Sanborn had attended and dance6 mt
OF the evening With woman KNOWN
as, Gertrude, who lives at No. rs
Wayne-st. Detective Good testified
that Gertie was well known to tha
police. So
How do you identity this woman
called Gertie. as the woman who
danced with the defendant?" the bar
Der was asked.
because T went to the Wayne-1f.
house with the detective and SAY
her." he replied.
-How do you know it was the same
woman"
Because she was the latest wonsn
present" he said.
\ Mrs. Sanborn cuncIuded her tod,
ImQhYr Tpesday morpine BY telling q
f6er kuS6E Ad'S financial conditiou
| "F1a always tod No hov well 80
The was. and said mat Il hs Voi ~
live up to hfs income NJ 1rr
like some people we could rido - -
automobile. too, but he preferred a.
save some for old age she said
Since this suit was started he claims
not to have cent. and says his father
owns everything"
| my husband always considered
that I had no right to question any
where he had been when he remained
stayed away two or three days until
| 4 vxA fv~ hn~
clared Mrs. Sanborn. In giving her to-
timony Monday afternoon.
He always considered that he had
a perfect right to do as he pleased"
the wife continued. He said he would
turn, He said he would make No
crawl to him. / did humble myself
several times, but once when he re-
NAMED away I went to the ONCE and
told him to make q settlement on me,
as I was going to apply Tor divorce
Then II was his turn to crawl. Ho
begged OF me not to do that; that he
had no intention OF letting things %.
that far; that he was just trying e
teach me my place"
1t developed during the hearing
that this IL DIR. Sanborn's second an
though he Is still young man. On
his first appearance he obtained D.
v,rce from his wife.
"You kept company with DR.. Sa1r
born before he obtained that divcrco.
didn't you" Mrs. Sanborn was asked
on cross-examination.
YES" she replied.
"And you knew the grounds a
which he was asking for q divorce2~
Yes. He explained the case to ne
and as he has always done. he made
Il appear that the other party Wa en-
tirely to blame. and that he was The
angel"
The pretty witness smiled swsstly
when she made this last statement.
A startling bit OF evidence was pre-
scented by Mrs. Sanborn. Monday AFT
ernoon. In the shape of street rail-
way transfer which was taken, from
her husbands pocket by their two
year-old child. 1t was transfer show
ing a trip from Inkster. Mrs. San
born testified that her husband attend
ed country dances given In Inkster.
and that he took with him q well
known woman OF questionable reputa-
ton.
II was Mrs. Sanborn's discovery Of
her husbands doings when away until
three and four In the morning and all
night that led to the final separation
she said.
II questioned him several times
about the reports that came to me
from all Sides" she said, land he told
me that he could stand the censurs
tContinued ON Page Elev~n)
TWO Alleged slave Dealers indicted.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The special,