The evening world., 1914-05-26


Gsvegan instructed her to answer
and she replied that Miss Brown"
lived there otoo. The witness has
not worked since Ming suit against
Hoe.
WROTE she WAS NOW HER
OWN BOSS"
The letter which brought on tears
and hysteria was then read TO the
Jury. In II the witness wrote from
Shelter Island, N. Y, that she was
now her own boss" and was going
to have n swell time"
After Miss Sullivan had returned to
the courtroom Mr.. Hamilton showed
her a small postal card covered with
small crosses which the witness ad-
mitted she had sent to Miss Branni-
gan, as kisses. The purpose Of intro
ducing this letter was to show that
Miss Brannigan and Miss sullivan
we're on tho most intimate terms
whom Hoe In alleged to have proposed
to Miss Sullivan. and can therefore
testify a. TO all that went on be-
tween Hoe and tho girl.
A letter written to Mrs. Nellie
Glassberg, another former Intimate
friend OF the witness. was read ny
Mr.. Hamilton, with frequent inter-
ruption by Mr.. Towns. attorney for
Miss sullivan, who asked Mr.. Hamil-
ton to tell the jury how much Hoe
paid Mrs. Giassberg's husband for
tho letter.
The letter was concerned mostly
with the health Of Mrs. Glassberg.
who was about to become q mother.
The name mother means a whole
lot" wrote Miss Sullivan at this time
n lAh n nd
q dozen like the baby because no Ia
a little lamb. Baby joins mo In send
Ing love to you"
The witness began to cry again a.
Mr.. Hamilton read the concluding
paragraph. Mr.. Hamilton did not dis
close the purpose Of this letter until
he reached a second letter about ba-
bies. II then developed that the de-
fense would attempt to show that
Miss Sullivan had recently been mar
ried to man referred 20 In the let
ters A. BILLY" and was also mother.
This disclosure came as a surprise.
Tho second letter to Mrs. Glassberg
u a. follows:
troubles and my hands are full. The
boy 10 Just as sweet a. can be. He
refuses to 20 to bed. l don't know
what TO do about 1t. I want to have
q conversation on baby talk. He has
three teeth. Billie In going to start In
business man. BY the way, Billie has
been away since Monday. l miss him
a great deal"
Mr.. Towns objected to the reading
Of any other letters on the ground
that the defense's only purpose was
to besmirch the character OF Miss
Sullivan. The objection was over
ruled.
who was Billie7" asked Mr.. Ham
iiton.
william J. Daily" said tho wit
ness. my cousin"
And whoa baby was TT"
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalys baby. re-
piled Miss Sullivan.
positive OF that. are your" asked
Mr.. Hamilton.
Certain of IT," said the witness.
@. Did you ever go to Mrs. Glass
berg and say that the baby wa
ODD you ever pay Mrs. Daily for
the use Of her baby1 a: Yes.
q. How muchf A. 500.
Q. A day or weekf A. gave hei
500 for use Of baby for ten or fifteen
minutes on one afternoon.
Q. Did you represent that you were
married. TO w. A. Burr. A. Yes, die
TO . few people.
q. Didn't you mean Burr when yor
spoke Of Billie In your letter? A. Yei
and not DAILY. Mr.. Burr was calling
upon me In my apartment at No. az
Riverside Drive at that time.
q. Had you married Burr. A. No
and I'm not married to any other mar
q. DID you ever write your nam,
a. mrs. william A. Burr. No. So
West One Hundred and Fifty-thirt
street" A. Yes. ! did that. What o.
III"
Tho witness told Of pawninG 70,
81, 700 the diamond platinum RIM
given to her by Hoe. She said sh'
pawned It to pay bills that Hoe re-
fused to meet.
At the Breton Hall apartment
where Miss sullivan was maintained
In regal style in May. 1912, she Gav'
several dinner parties to eight younI
girls.
I'VE had wins-Quite a bit OF II.
said tho witness.
did you then announce 70 thes
young ladies that you were going I
marry Burr and that he had given yo'
the wine party ard tho wine dinner |?
asked Mr.. Hamilton.
81 don't remember" the witness re
Piled, adding as to tho ring. that sh
had many rings Mt that time but non
! burr, however. got $500 from Ho
for Miss Sullivan TO pay the rent