Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-30


 frequently at night. but Asshe. denies that upon his return from profession al calls or other wise he was invari- ably met with demands on her part, made in harsh and jealous manner, to know where he had been, what he has been doing, and why he did not return earlier. She says that during the whole period of their married life she has never made but two de- mands of him to know where he had been so late at night One was sev- eral years ago, when a professional call had been made at the house to find him and she had attempted sev- era1 times to reach him by telephone and failed and on his return late at night or early In the morning she did ask him where he had been, and was met by reply from the plaintiff: That is none of your damn busi- ness."
 Again, at another time he was away from home and an urgent call was made for professional services and she tried to reach him by phone at his office and at the drug store and could not find him, and after his re- turn she asked to knoV where he had been and if he received her call, and he informed her that he had been to show or theater with Mr. Bedell She informed him that she had been trying to call him for one of his patti ents, and that she was anxious to find him because she had been told if his services could not be obtained they would have to call another physician. She denies that at either of these times did plaintiff undertake to ex- plain to her in patient and truthful manner where he had been, and says that if plaintiff ever tried at any me to explain anything to her, touching his conduct or whereabouts in patti ent and kind way she does no
 member it, that the only way he ever undertook to explain anything was always in loud, boisterous and pro- fane manner.
 She admits they with her sister. on August 6, 1909, started on a tripi2oF, New-Yurk, but denies that a short time after they left Pine Bluff 1t be- came necessary or that plaintiff went into another car, or that she upbra'd- ed him in a loud and angry tNae of voice for neglecting her or leaving her alone, or that she would not be quiet or restrain herself She states the facts to be that at the time they left Pine Bluff and for some time thereafter she was suffering with a severe headache, and that she asked her husband who was sitting in the car a short distance away, talking to another lady, to come and sit with her, that she had severe headache and felt that she needed his presence and that he was neglecting her. She denies that she said this SO that oth- ser passengers in the car could hear her, but she felt at the time that she was being neglected and for that req son alone she spoke in a low voice He answered her saying: "Well, if you have headache, why don't you take some headache 1nedicine?' and she replied ''1 have already taken enough, and I don't think tat need any more." that her fingers were then purple. But in place of complying with her request he at once left her and took a seat with another lady in the same car and remained away from her for at least two hours.
 she denies that she created any scene whatever in Union Station, St, Lcuiss when they arrived the next morning, but charges that the plaintiff in the presence of a large crowd created such a scene and disturbance with her that she was greatly humil- lated her feelings wounded and hurt because of his outrageous conduct She describes the scene as follows When they got off the train at St Louis he asked her to go to break. fast with the Pine Bluff acquaint- ances. I said to him 'N0,' let them % slong. and he got mad and went to cIrsing and said everything ugly then asked him tc let me have mon- ey to let me come back home on. that