Jasper County Democrat, Volume 7, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 January 1905 — WOMAN'S PLEA IS "TRUST ME" [ARTICLE]

WOMAN'S PLEA IS "TRUST ME"

Ska Pleads for HU Confidence—Doctor Says He Can “Only Hope.” “Don’t believe these stories which the newspapers have been printing about me," she said. “They are all lies: every one of them. I have done nothing wrong. Believe me; trust roe; everything will come out all right in the end, and it will be seen that I bhve been guilty of none of these things the public charge me with. Don’t think I deceive you; I will tell you the truth, and 1 tell you that all these reports are lies —lies.” “I can only hope so,” was the husband’s answer. "I have trusted you, and it Is hard to believe anything; m> mind is so confused. This has all been such a terrible shock and 1 don’t understand any of it. I want time to think of it. Ido not say I won’t trust you: only give me time to collect my thoughts. Ever since I heard of this trouble in Paris I have been bothered, and my life has been made almost unbearable. I have been followed and hounded until I can think of nothing else. I am not the judge. I can only hope that everything will come out all right as you say.” No Action in Colorado. Denver, Jan. 5. No action was taken by the legislature on the opening day looking toward a settlement of the gubernatorial contest. The house effected its organization and an announced to the senate that it was ready for Joint session to hear the governor’s message and canvass the votes of the November election. The senate attempted to unseat Born and Healey by the credentials committee’s report, but Lieutenant Governor Haggott declined to receive the report. So the senate adjourned for the day.