Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-16

1892, that you assumed with iSald"lh
q few months latcr?i'5
Mrs. Turnbnll denied it, and then
came a series of questions which con-
#clnded with this.Hl5
Fl COL. POPE PAID FOR HOUSE.
rs ii not fact that you know the
money with which your house and lot
In Pasadena was purchased came
from Col. Pope?'s
Mrs. Turnbull admitted that she did.
The letter that Mrs. Turnbull first
pronounced a. forgery related 10 the
honeymoon week she had spent with
Baldwin In San Diego. On direct ex-s
animation she had stated that she be-
Ieved that Baldwin had registered her
ut the hotel as Mrs. Baldwin. Tic let
ter written PRIOR to the trial of the
seduction case in 1896, contained the
statement that the marager OF the
registered her as his daughter and.
that she had been introduced about the
hotel rs Miss Baldwin.
At this point the court ordered an adj
journmcnt until next Tuesday. when
4 the cross cxamination Will be resumed.
The story Of the old tnrfmans as
ISOLATION with MIS- Turnhull had u
park OF an old nanse at Winchester, q
suburb of Boston. where. she said. she
first met Baldwin, following a CORE
spondence which started when she
wrote to him to ask for q clipping from
the name of n famouse racehnrsc. Mrs
Turnbul--or Lillian Ashley, as she was
then--was % and Baldwin 63. He
wanted 10 adopt her as n daughter, she
said. but two years later when she
came to California and went to his
hotel In San Francisco. he quickly made
the suggestion that she become his VIE
instead.
That was on March 3, 1893. When She
told him that she believed he already
had IL wife. she said. Baldwin replied
that lie had been divorced; but instead
OF seeking n Clergyman or justice OF
the peace, she added. he drew up n con-
tract on the hotel stationery, which
both signed. -Four days later. Mrs,
Turnbull testified. he took the contract
from her, telling her that she might
lose II ana that he would put 1t in a
safe place.
SENTINENTALISM OF BALDWIN. +
The scntimentalism Of Baldwin showed
all through Mrs. Turnbull's story. On
several dinner occasions, SHE said. he
wore boutton;ercs al of which he gave
to her. telling her to preserve them. She.
did, and they We're introduced to the
Jury today. Photographs of her which
F he had taken ut the time of the alleged
marriage were introduced In evidence.
one of these bore the number "22..
THAT does not refer to my age" said
Mrs. Turnbull II had counted on the
morning after our marriage the number
OF kisses MIR. Baldwin gave ME. They
numbered just %, and he told me to
write that on the back Of the picture
Mrs. Turnbulls story covered her life
with Baldwin in San Francisco. at his
Santa Anita estate and mt Coronado.
where they spent a honeymoon of a
week. At Coronado. she said. the CO.
5vcar-old horseman danced with her and
the other young women with more
grace and agility than many youths Of
( 90
At the Santa Anita ranch, in the San
Gabriel valley. she said. Baldwin treat
cd her as his wife. although at his die
tation she had registered at his hotel
there as Miss Lillian Ashley. II WAS
there, according to her story, that she
told Baldwin of the interesting event
she expected.
"He seemed glad" she testified, and
told me that If the baby We're boy I
should name him Elias Jackson Bald
win. Jr If 1t were n girl he insisted
that It should be named Anita. That
is why the name Anita is borne by MY
daughter"