The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

toxicated She reviewed her relations
with John Windor. Jr.. denying undue
Intimacy. and telling OF having asked
Winder not to Join her alons any
where. on account OF her husbands
teelousies
She testified that the servants intro
duced in this trial were under the
domination of her husband. Dawkins
who was swearing to having driven
her to Tyree's studio at night and to
Join Winder In the suburbs. had told
her he was afraid of Fleming.
She wept most when she told of
the abduction Of tho children. and ef-'
forts to prevent their being sent by
her husband to Louisburg. She ties.
tilted that her husbands brother. Dr.
a. II. Fleming. made advances. He
told her she was good-looking, and
said he thought he would some day
meet his end with bullet plugged
through him. and It was very likely
she would meet the same fate. and he
tried to embrace her She testified OF
her love for her children. Her hus-
band displayed jealousy when he
thought something must have passed
between her and DR.. Fleming.
NJ. w. Tyree. who set out that he
has lived In Raleigh six years, and
has a wife and three children. the
GtQeSt IOuTteeH, TeNlcWtu mo doSoS'"7
ton with Fleming. He attended Elem
ing's stag supper before he went to
Washington to get married, and the
gradual development OF intimacy and
very close friendship between him and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming He explained
that he had been addicted TO occasion
al drinking since he was twenty years
old He reviewed the details OF times
when he and Fleming and Wise had
drank together. and struggles he had
with Fleming He insisted that his
associations were never beyond those
of a close friend. Fleming when
drinking would raise issues as to the
relations Of his friends with his Wife
In the cases OF himself and others
Fleming would. when sobered. apollo
Rize. Finally he determined not to
visit the Fleming home again. be-
cause of the conditions. Fleming, al
ter that, invited him to come to MS
house. He discovered a house across
the street from his, rented II and lived
there for a year. but he did not WISH
them.
He talked with both about their re-
lations. He was talking with MIS-
Fleming about the conduct of her hus-
band on Fayetteville Street the night
that Fleming seeks TO prove that MIS-
Fleming went up to his studio, and the
proof is that she passed into Wiliiams's
book store for stationery and then took
the car for home. His testimony and
cross-examination continued tonight
with a view TO closing the case satnr-
day.
Percy B. Fleming completed his tes-
timony of the infelicities with Mrs.
Fleming this me rnins. Then the case
for Mrs. Fleming. as petitioner, was
called. Her father. H. Z. Crouch. OF
Washington. in the Treasury Division
Of tho Post-Omce Department twenty
four years. told OF visits 10 Raleigh
last year TO settle the John Winder'
Jr.. matter, that resulted in Fleming
agreeing to drop the matter for all
time. Fleming had told him he did
not believe he could prove any wrong
conduct en- the part Of his wife.
Mrs. Fleming's sister. Miss Crouch,
Of Wa shington. told OF Fleming having
thrown his wife out OF the house bod
lily when he was having trouble about
mailing down the windows, and she
went to the Briggs home. Fleming
was drunk. she said.
There was a street car conductor in
troduced to prove that Mrs. Fleming
came on cars alone TO Fayetteville
Street. and possibly TO Tyres studio
while Fleming was away. but he was
discrcdited completely on cross exam
nation.