Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24
sociatsd with one or two ether ladies With

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. soeiated with one or two ether ladies will
+ whom be was pleased
3 Q. Judson testifsd that ne bad known Mr.
e H. thirteen years the family had moved uT
F; town, and for the lsst two years be bad
: seen them but seldom. He thought Mr.. STONE
! and Miss Hardy were engaged. No exception
E could be taken 70 her general conduct and de-
D pertinent He saw Mr.. Hardy the morning
! stone was killed, but Mr. H. did not mention
] bis purpose tohim-
James Mccormick sworn-l have known
Dir. n. for ten years; an naequai1ted with bis
daughter Caroline J wasintimate with Charles
stone; | supposed Mr.. stone and Miss H. were
engaged 10 be married, Charley always denied
Il; inferred be was engaged from his constant
attendaneej ! always thought the world Of Mr..
Hardy.
To Mr. Moise--T heard the names Of other
young ladies associated with hin--one on Ma
ysdes stTeet- .-r la -..
MI. M-Never mind names.
Witness-But not 80 much as hers Har-
Il oy's;) his bearing was gentiemanly, respeeta-
Die. ard modest he was my groomsman-
II T. Addison sWorn-I wasseqaainted with
hr. stones never saw hin and Miss HARDY
IN company togetherj knew Mr. stone WE'LL
| met nini several months sgo on sunday
morning going up town IN an omnibnsj asked
nlm- where ne was going ana II ne iiVed up
Town; ne ssld he was married AMI keeping
Touss am eNpeetea % nave a ehlid ptetty soon
! took y iof Jest ms oeeuirea ihiee or tooi
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t.s..'y ol sunlay evening me- S.ons, Ous
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she paip.d srcsss to her bouss. / fhiot sbs
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vent ssveraI tires - 7i-s crss,, ssIao-s S,s
left at or o o,clocE- remained nntiI M ara
once az late az III. never ssv \ nigbt lev On
anv OF thoss ocessioos ,vith Miss Hsrby I
went with her once Ia the T.sLs. nv sister Vas
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was not with az I: we len about 3 O'Clock In The
evening A vvaa so1stiDns n tbs son,r,sr. yve
vent az fsr ss tbs IsLs. NE ,snt !,
riage we took simmer there. We drank no
wine we STAYED but Eve u1inutes-yes, we
STAYED about 6f,ssn r,it,,t.s ,vs b.5 so.s-
thing to eat: called for he 6tII ., far fsT. So
not recoIecti If it was handed to me; we stayed
in the parIor Of the hoteI. IL vas lat. In the
sumner, near the fall: we left about O'Clock
| au not certain. bat think II was yerv near he
fall (; could not swear it was in NAV; I could
not swear 1t was not in April; the conduct Of
Miss Hardy was that Of a modest woman:
never took improper liberties with her then. or
on any other occasion we got home about II
O'Clock; the driver did not walk the horses; il
was an open carriage the windows were open
could have been seen by any one outside we
went to my mothers house to get my sister,
but she was out; was two or three times al
night to ice cream saloons with Mss Hardy.
Charles A Eaoer s,vorn-I kno,v Mr uar.
bv =. Lnov Miss caroIios /. 7 diJ rot k,ow M
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see M S,ons and MIS- Hsrhv togsihsr. III
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meyer heard anvtniDg snoLsn assinSt kiss
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nei ou "a, eSssioIs' ~ 'ue evening
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oste'sy, o.t-y, % wnos0 'sS'"OHy was IL isia'i0h "
0'n,. Al 1.s ,LA.1 Nj.
called in.
She was eseorted To the witness seat bv MFR.
Demarest. but instead Of sitting quietly down.
as was expected. sbe stood on thehighest step,
erect, and with the most thrilling force aud
passion feryently called the Eternal God to
witness that what those men had sworn was
fsIse-faIse-faIse WHY they should come
forward, she exclaimed, when her fathers life
and her own reputation depended on it, she did