The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
CURT WAS GROSSLY DECEIVED
,JlpR REIIII va ST ANSW ER,
- sTHE GRIENBatN SAYS.
'-rrt tn t:rt an adjournment OF Harden
divorce , a-r Through False Anldayit
~ Mr, liar'ien- Attorney Reilly
q" Br lp for Contempt er Court.

rem. Court Justice Grsenbaum had
.. him Yesterday the suit OF James
..u. Jr secretary OF a handker-
. .oupanS Ia New York and Belfast
.nNorrr from Leah Harden. on the
&. ..i Il mI~cnnduCs with Eugene II
{ Burr Bros Mrs Harden sought
.....rument Of the trial and before
was disposed Of Justice Green
Nj '.t her attorney John Reilly of
r '..,iway, that he would have to
-..s ...-e why he should not be pun
l....' - g contempt. and that ne had been
It breach Of duty and perhaps
H ..IrI,ttan OF justice.
it.. .'u brought suit against his wife
i..N "- "a raid ON August . last on Rurr's
aaan..,.u IN Garnet Hail. iii-r street
49,. rutdway, by himself his attorney.
N 80 Nandiver! and his friend Rich
'Ie~-ter. Misrepresentation Of the
NTH street Rank lie -wore IN
avlt that Burr was not fully dressed
d.. aa' he found his wife sitting on a
The raid occurred at about mid
I. but Mrs. Harden explained that
vent To Burr's apartment to have
c.r."r with him. and then 90 10 Larch-
r.r' for ride IN his auto She said
ts.' dinner was delayed and that they
~ ate in starting away from the apart-
r..' She has been getting $50 week
.uuy since the suit started
WREN ,h" case was called for trial
r.'.rr Justice Greenbaurn yesterday an
a. i"NH Was submitted IN behalf Of Mn.
H,~ien IN which she alleged that she
Id not lind AN important witness,
\lruIs bradshaw, "A colored maid who
.li been H. Burr employ. and who. Mrs
Harden >wore. would aid her in proving
l.r innocence. She said that the maid
wed at L. West Ninety ninth street.
William Rand, Jr.. counsel for Harden.
s-n.d Mr. Harden II she was willing to
wear that she hadn't seen Mamie Brad
-utw the night before Mrs Harden
-rli that she went To the girls house
twice and each tire saw the maid = sister.
.saving word that sh. wanted to 49,, the
gIrl at her home, tDl Nest nth street
Mir land asked her why she wanted 10
See Mamie Bradshaw. and she. said Mr..
Reilly told her 1t wa important Ia get
Mamie to come To the trial. The Court
asked her II she Thought 1t necessary TO
get the Bradshaw girl "a a Witness to
save herself or to save somebody else. ,
and She said shs didn't know Just why
nder questioning III. said that the SO !
ond time she went 10 the hou-.. she found :
that Mamie had returned home but -he
G.tnt see her
As a matter Of fact YOU Jaw her twice
didn't your askcd the Court i want
YOU TO tell me the truth
Yes, did" replied the witness after
short delay Il saw her the first tln".
bu' she couldn't get away
Why did you testify differently asked .
N" Court.
i was nervous and muddled,- replied .
Mr. Harden
Mamie Bradshaw spent the nj ght
al YOUR HOUSE. ddn shes"
Yes. sh. did said Mrs Harden. hest
ra'lng she left this morning befor. |
Mrs. Harden said she stopped AZ her
attorneys offi"e and signed the affidavit
that 81" Co'i'in' md Nanni. Bradshaw
BET -he went - court v'-t-r'iav Mr.
Rand asked h"r why -hs. tsrI& me color,.d
girl to h.r home. ami she replied.
TO talk about things in general
without intending 70 cast any refec-
ION upon your testimony said Mr. Rand.
did il occur TO you that you had given her
address, TO us as II Wes, Ninety ninth
rect and that IL you took her horne
Nth Won We couldn't serve her: Did
hat occur to you?'
les, thought OF thaE' r"pied IN"
Didn't Mr.. BELLY tell you TO take the
--' home with youf- asked Mr.. Rand
Yes. he did tell me to- said Mrs
Harden Then she began TO weep Jus
zoo Greenbaum told her she could retire.
ru' she was unable to leave the witness
sand for several minutes.
Mr. Reilly was then sworn He said
that he telephon.d for Mrs Harden on
Wednesday afternoon, but couldn't get
-..r nd mi lhs. ,>nllad hin, lafAr 10
merely told her to go and find the Witness
- said Mrs. Harden called him later
~ didn't say whether she had found tho
sir and he didn't inquire, he said
DO YOU mean 90 swear that after YOU
'o.I her TO find the witness YOU didn't
a.. her II she had done so when she called
~ later" asked Mr. Rand
Nlr Reilly said this was true and that
On" reason he hadn { found out was because
n" was az the Waldorf at a dinner that
nigh
7 Relieve there are telephones in the
Wa dorf." said Mr.. Rand
didn't communicate with her re-
7"a'.si Mr. Reilly. and l knew nothing
.' finding the witness until just now
-" Wa mistaken when she said told her
- AK" IN. witness home with her
hen YOU deny her story?- asked the
court and Nr Reilly said he did
Al vOu explain WHY she made such a | =
- "rn"uf," said Justice Greenbaum
tuuOt.- replied III" lawyer Id
En-. Won want 10 try this CaS..'- asked i,
'-r rur' Il can't let 1t go before this .
~ II might b.. adjourned until to- !,
'..--.w I do not intend To take halsty
and mean 10 permit you 70 con- 4
.. p rnun-ei. but tell Won now you'll
o.. how cause why YOU shouldn't y
-h"i for contempt -! court You
.. cen guilty Of n breach 81 duty and
o." .,..- Il obstrIcting Justice
.. l. -Ic.. said he would call the cas-,
- ~ o'clock and asked Mr. Reilly =
fort h. had made 10 get the CO. {
'-..t.r ."'1t \ process server who was ;
-ut ne first tried TO -ubpPna Eu- ,
... Nd Barr IN Tuesday and found that ,
p ..... gone to Connecticut ii
r'.',flo,It isn't very far away" said
.'' ~ IN give you "A chance to get
.. .'.... 'D-Inorrow n you want him
IA. 30. .tfr"rnOon "A lawyer who had
...' ....I - 'ha case for Burr said that o
". b.! ..Ii"d up during the noon hour d
..d what happened To the case r
.rr -aId h.. didn't believe his firm )
.n.iiO defend the case for Burr q
..I. bradshaw was called and said d
MI -"ur At Nir- Harien's house on q