Alleged Marriage in New York Followed by Ceremony in Shanghai Russian Church The trial of Charles C. Carberry alias B. Pinder on a charge ai bigamously marrying a Russian woman, Evprazia 2 cimina, his lawful wife being still alive and resident in the state of New York, was resumed before Judge Lobinglor at the U. S. Court on Tuesday. Mr. L. G. Husar, District Attorney, prosecuted for the U Government, and Major C. P. Holcomb and Mr. H. R. Snyder defended. When formally indicted at the previous hearing, the prisoner pleaded not guilty.
Opening the case for the prosecution, the District Attorney said that Carberry on October. 21, 1920, in New York, married Frances Newman, his lawful wife, who was still alive. -After the marriage the couple lived in Manhatta Some 15 months later his wife cave birth to a still-born child in Michigan, at the home of her mother. While away from New York, she was deserted by the accused.
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