, 1862-02-04

,
ort asked who would have any business whit
told her her father would feel interested: didn't
wish to hare her think was disposed to follow It
up myself but talked to her as friend: che
Wished TO know II could hare any influence VIII
my brother IN regard to this matter; eald ~ dd
not think | would.; she did not : want si dlsfar-
Next day talked with Huntoon. pnl enclteo noan-
lnE nttAcr q "a ins1 sb iat
ted 70 me lhat oteeasea MAJ uee. oipusnt nv tS
beaulot1 ~. s ~, ~ ~ Wf as;i 4 ,xes mr.
"a ~ her fatAer had sad nothing about it she
was not sick when she left home; I told Madame
Reaufort. for The purpose OF drawing information
Gas fhat y SneW The @ whole Of It, Wished her to
teiI me that the girl had been brought there for
that purpose and that she had received her payfor
Thing; high words ensued, and her 1nan came in
and sald had no right to talk so; told him
b had business tiers The Thu ma Se3e Ss
parties further about the subject; Huntoon said it
Io1,n N.canlcv- the detective officer. mar.
'onn naeaaes' 80. u~'>>sA'. 04,-s'
ratcd tie details OF bis journey TO Elgln anu
~ 1eeo...s y. s o y. ~ .'saa - ~ shs..:.a 49,.
purposes at Mad. Bcaufort's. Further than
this it possessed little interest
TESTIMONY OF THOMAS CUMMINGS.
Reside in Chicago: an policeman; have seen
Ws9ame hcanfort ,Sas N coufronfed viii witnezsl:
;A:.us oIuuae tiIt ,' MAs 1S =; TrFin n h.na
ssa "a III r. @ did net Il EneT s{ Tas her aa5 5a
iaess "ass "; i - ~ Eert- toot nfr sgoeo
nals ~ - stI ~ u Hs.d fh;s t.s ~ r. 1asn.
S11eel, neAL ~ ~. LAY anas nGs - ao~-
she satieu eE L. ~ sa,,t at! f- ;;t;.1 En, ~
Huaanseu VIII nSa ~ ~ -. hn 4f, f
IL @ lises in n Chicago now: Their name is Ftzger-
aq;o M4 LII n'Hee "as Gu a. ~
1a1aon' -..---...-
TEs71scST oP MADAME BEAUFORT.
Nv rca, name is jane EcI1: am known as Madame
B-iuf,rt this name l. on nv sign my trade be-
fo5c canc here ~ was miIlinefy:f studied female
complaints for long timc. and have practised
fIc hueinees Of feHlaIc p]iysician sincci cane to
tiicseo have done 60 hctwceD i've and SIX years.
atf at 81 tts fe dse sf ss ae was r.
| IneT nntf5np Of her 1ntil She caIne there she
came there pnweIl :: gave her some balm = she
| came Wednesday or Thursday night, don't rcncm-
vas va ,hs l!Ist time eseT saw her; Hantoo5 cane
| IN Will 1er :. ne hao peen lhere eeiofe lie SAD
auS %9ad p a%py aa ae bf be
] worse; she went 10 bed immediately: ne did not
Introduce her to me made no INQUIRIES Of him
up, went down stairs aud TIED to eat, then What
supposed to be dysentcTy set In. and gave
her medicine the pain continued and I
dsf I'D epa g en
to sa9t
and indepcndent-ea but little: went to her
The young ladies to see the things, SO that
they could sec what was there, II anything should
be said abont il this was after she was dead The
uncle and father unceremoniouely packed up he1
Dr. boane which ia me to e3ami9e lei trunk, *
5 es sa TT sss ID DID s nsS nss
H,tntoon came in as an Acquaintance Of Harper
several days before ABBY cane; did not expect hc1
till she came: she said that ehe was taken sick il
The street and met Huntoon, who took her to N,
house; after abby wns taken worse, Huntoon tolt
ne he y9uld pay ne ne M hut ai.ss Absy's death tn
II her sickness; also wanted nc to to psy W Dr. Bedge
stop @ trouble; astended to % deceased as ia during he
esf Rease very 0'a no
have 3S @ stated stated residence: bs;onS % to the m g
= e saw Madame Beaufort before nj cousin wen
IS mere lane 1ahe 70 tanoa+ SSat ago tas1 -. ~
is not At home i inst fine, she was At An1ola
stopped at her nnsles saw M hsF ~ While m the5s whe
le company died; this was y November, 1850 81
@ @ there had benz % i dealty betWeen
10 1alhef ana the young man; shG stafo !
home most Of the time from That t1ll the presen
as laI as snoM5 tansat Eenooi saese 9nr1nS u
Wmte5. 9nd N tne eP5anE eame 70 CMeago a. y
T. remit fsrE n T1fntnu Hhnuf Yn{SFtn
of univ. 1sfl. have sfopned at her fathers some
~ fhe tine IN to nv eulieiment. which Was in Sc
he ;e@6er; h@ye 9esn thsIs @ ossasio1siiy M since
lore Went up T he I i.st tine M H eane here to q
cag9 on sainfaay morning rom e. e. L9nis 29, tns
no la11 stopped 1Sr onner 3
in et 1ncle Donne,s m Saturday, ni~ht a,
went TO church sunday; vent 10 plaza visit
spG IA ot NJ Enn tSat 4sne fh.t b
m was coming to Chicago: She told me that nir
- that he WIS next 1norninE her father carried
TO Elgln: took the cars At Cinton: ABBY Tas
son @ mouse Tor dinnes; % Went from there ere to %
- State st; the National HouEe; she stared ~
-. ame Bsanfo1t T q: accomnanied her and return m
IN to M boarding place: saw her again two or tn,
I'm and spoke Of sending ior physicia
on I called The nexf evening they sent me for
Sc Dodge; be 3octoled her some ioRr Or five days
today, did not know what Was the matter "
Abby no1norc than as the doctor called it per-
etis: never was at Madame BeaufoEt's before .
er. by went there; DID not etsy With her during
On Toom. Alter she became go sick sat up =
Of Madame beaufort ana enc Of tae g1fia aha ~atT g
L. Thompson.sat up part Of one night; don't Ii
tg, tsas "a ABBY eompianed TO nc me- before sae efa nc
lie what she 1enf fhern for e1s WIZ
~ TESTIMONY OF JAMES +. 11AnrER.
the of a manufacturer of linimcnts Enow Mad,
son Beaufort; her profession is that Of
a male physician; she has bad some patti.
ana at the hrusc; know Of girl dying ther
sted week ago to-day; her na1ne was Abby Dos
..s. don't know for what purpose she ca
a,a,a 10 on sS s,e,es eS qx,;, sitf;r1 n ,Se =
~ she was taken faintiug. and advised her no
1hc IN sffsr;nG aMs f1oa, TacnterV don
member ofseeing her again till Sunday; va
80 neI room me sala she YVES pfettS ss slek ana NV W.
49, when she became worse; sat up with
49,. g. e. Monday night t., q and d., ehc ., yas p
..as send for i her friends; ehe said that her fl
LIVED IN ths eSnntT s, and ID the had tathef not
- oucn11y sent for DF. dodge; continued lis +
- -. nent III she died, which WAS week AGO to-
three weeks: saw him in Madame Beaufort's
, was there before Abby came; took dinner Wit
and once, but understood he was there oiteuer
who some one about the house the Madaue or so'
!. ooo 5hs gi,ls; never talked with him 1 about t.!
wv didn't know what abby meant when she So:
sae afra;r think ahe meant that she had proInct
abortion upon herseeaS
When Aad- Beaufort's house Was sea1t
- number Of communications were found
,r,;na eating Inc extent TO which she had carrie
is al an,onr nthers xae +he fo11o,1nr ~.
ering n,acad r. ex;asnca. ~ &'''' "&&'~-
com f,.,r.,o Co...
m his a,,ss J.rx N.A1--.lr dcar fricnd-1 h*re
10, Of thinking of you al day; the thought o9 20
earnestly entIeat 5ou not to allow yourself
'o AZ s ~ - o1 ,1st .,+ ~ ~ 4het r. {1 II al 81