The Detroit times., 1912-03-05

"a the Dest woman in the word. dnC
she wottiu tuvc me Just as much "a
ever II she hadn't been pushed int
IN the case. And | still believe she VII
return 10 me and We VIII be happs
again. She certainly would ~ sn'
were permitted To-.
And YOU say this woman YOU iov,
so welt came 10 the stand and con
United perjury
Il do not saw any such thing, site
vas goaded into saying some things
that are not true, but sEe II not q
blame"
Isn't that perjury"
Il won't use such a word
Then followed lengthy inquiry into
Or. Cadieux's financial condition, anJ
he denied his wlfe's story that NE
never had money enough TO liye>prOp
erly. For more than sal bour he read
bill after bill he h6d /paid for cloth
ing, shoes, fiowersCand taxi-rides Tor
her. and he also produced several
checks to show he had paid for coal
for the Cadillac-ave. home. which Mrs,
Cadieux and her father claimed tae
doctor had failed 10 provide.
Did you ever tell your wife 10 get
money from her people?"
That is absurd, sir, ! always had
plenty"
did you run out OF money on your
wedding trip?"
NO; had $500 with me. and came
home only when my wife said she was
tired Of travelling"
Your wife says she was compelled
TO make your shirts? Is that so?"
/''She did make them. and they were
good ones, too. She volunteered to
make them, as she was always eco
nomical"
Arthur l., Holmes. the well-known
lumberman, a neighbor OF the Kings
on Cad!llac-ave.. testified they had
known DR.. Cadieux for many years
and had never suspected that he used
cocaine, as Mrs. Cadieux testified He
had been in the home many times,
Mr.. Holmes said, and had never seen
anything TO lead him TO suspect they
were anything but happy.
The trial Is attracting great deal
OF attention. and the supervisors room,
i In which Judge Hosmer Is holding
court, was crowded Tuesday with
well-dressed men and women, friends
OF the lltigants.
DIR. Henry Cadieux first took the
stand in his own defense, Monday al
ternoon. and while refusing TO say
ANYTHING against his wife, blamed all
their domestic troubles on his moth
er.in.law. DR.. and Mrs. Cadieux liv-
ed most OF their married life with
her parents at No. 632 Cadillac-ave.,
and Il was there the trouble occur.
ed that brought the parties into d.
yorce court
The defendant said he left prac-
tice worth $1,000 year In Crosse
Pointe to move into the city and live
with his wife's parents. because she
was an only daughter, and they
wanted her with them. Denying his
| wifes charges of being chronically
| hard up, and losing all his money on
| the horses, he admitted betting 10
| limited extent losing at times and
. winning occasionally, but he was
never hard up In his life.
Dr. Cadieux also denied emphati-
cally- his wife,s- testimony that he
was a drug fiend, and had used CO.
caine TO excess.
Il took cocaine only once or twice
in my life when l was treating a
. cold In my head" he said. AT those
times l used a weak solution which
Is administered by specialists with
good success. l used IL on Mrs. Cad
leux's father when he was III with
cold
DIR. Cadieux declared that he still
loved his wife as devotedly as he did
in the days OF their courtship, and
was anxious for a reconciliation. He
also loved his little girl, he said, and
ha fnl nf a
street, when she ran to him and put
her arms about his neck and said
she would stay with him. On that
occasion the little girl said, so he
estified: Mamma says she is go-
ing to get me new papa"
Mrs. King took the stand during
the afternoon, and while denying
that she had anything to do with
separating the plaintiff and defend
ant, she said that DR.. Cadieux had
not provided properly
Gle is a pretty bad son-in-law.
sn't he?" asked Attorney Devine.
II would say So" she replied
Doesn't come up to your standards
ut all?"
mo. he even kissed his wife with
cigar in his mouth.
do you want them to make up?"
81 would have no objection IL they
would live happily"
Mrs. Cadieux recalled to the
stand, said she had begged. bor
lowed, lied and stolen for that man."
meaning her husband, declaring that
she had paid her washerwoman with
bld clothes because she did not have
The money, and had sold part Of her
wedding clothes TO run the house.
when they were living apart from
her parents.