New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
LUCKY BALDW|N'S GOLD.
Could Do Anything Against
Woman. Says Mrs. Turnbull.
MORE LETTERS INTRODUCED
All characterized as Forgeries-
Picture Nearly Cost Turfmans
Life-Judge to Testify.

rox Angeles. Dec %" Lucky Bald
wins gold could DO anything against de-
fenceless woman.
This was one of the parting shafts
launched eft opposing attorneys and TO the
1,Irv bv Mrs Lillian Turnbull before she
ended her testimony to-day in the contes'
~ her daughter. Beatrice. for nearly one
fourth Of The sl1 aoa ooo estate left by the
aged turfnlan-
THE record Of the veounan's testimony AZ
.he trial Of Ter $4,000 suit against Bald
win raanv years ago has been destroyed
ana the sttorrevs for the state were en-
6.avori,ie TO get her present version OF 'ha'
testimony, preparatory TO introducing eei-
6ence for Impeachment, VIXEN she repheo
as quoted 70 q question as to what reason
-h.-e might be for so many forgeries of
her letters.
s.--,,,.e, mare Of her alleged letters
-. sn.rodaoed and she declared every
~. =. ,he-, --h.se. atrociou: forzerter. per
,s--s.e. ,,v 3 villain in the employ OF that
tr.acherous man. James r Wood
WOOD is the Boston detective employed
hv co,onel Albert Pope. who Mrs Turn
,-,,r previously declared sold ne out 'o
Baldwin -
n-e sette- cor..ire1 this sentence: re-
sisted Lucky Baldwin more than -oio
Colonel Pope, for loved Colonel Pope l
shall never betray his name A woman
never hertays the man she loves Never
Mrs rr,rnbuli declared sfle never wrote
this, although It IS quoted as part OF ths
Evidence 81 the decision by Judge Charies
slack. who presided in the case Ex-Judse
Slack Will be one Of the chief witnesses
for the defence after the hearing is re-
surnei on January
Mrs Turnbun satd she did not testify
regarding her alleged marriage by contrac'
70 BALDWIN IN the former case. because
she lad no. been asked
dig you testify that there had been
promise OF MARRIAGE was asked
No" Mrs Turnbul replied Il did not
SO testify. ] did say there had not been
= promise of marriage, which was true
Nr. Baldwin married me without making
g promise. He did IL out Of hand as quick
" as ne could write the contract"
Mrs. Turnbuu also denied that she had
ever admitted an alleged contract between
herself and 4 H Anderson, Baldwins for
mer advertising agent to give Anderson
n per cent Of whatever sum she could re-
cover from Baldwin in return for his tes-
firnonv IN the betrayal suit The alleged
contract was shown TO her
That's another forgery, probably BE-
cause I never saw IT before and I never
sisnsd IT,, she said
However. ii bore Identification marks a.
having been Introduced in the former case
Mrs. Turnbun was also asked whether
prior 10 her meeting with Colonel Pope she
had not met men named John Osborn and
taken him out TO 90 Boston for an entire
week
Il did not" replied the witness
In your previous case did YOU not ad
rit that q picture. introduced in evidence
vas that Of You and Osborn in loving at
firude2" she was asked
''I remember a picture that Osborn SAID
vas one of himself and me-" she replied
nut. as a after OF fact, the woman in tn.
T:cuure was the daughter of Osborn's land
fsdy- Incidentally. Mr. MeNab that wa
the picture that nearly cost Lucky Bald
win his life when it was shown My sistel
shot him tisen-