, 1863-04-24

oet",eE III ruseises daring the eyents referred
~ ne Eote'i my foot ne"r enough TO step on II
- he nov" It tqaicky. LII, HageE drove. He used
ia. he ,ot, If hand more than. once during the
nde. On our return, HI. Hager kad shawl; l
ioa had on th1 ha s9%y eoak tass hire now wasn he
th;Ik It WAS m alpaca suit that Le hsd ou.
-altrE th's ride, what next rzanspircd be-
tween Nj. Hager ard you-<tif:
. A4-A game Of Backgammon Eaa proposed: We
had not dl::=Leu the game when he grossly rus11'ted
me hT pCttin. bis Rand under the bacEcltnmon
board, Eon my lap. With his fingers extended: he
ssy Mr. Harer." IL said .Mr:. = lite, wonld
rot hurt yon- = knew yoa from the frst moment
tsw you got up instantly. and got Us far ~ the
bardase proposed giving him the night previous.
wen, to get it for him: on r5 return he was
standing in the par!or with his cost o.. Henahat-
toued his sitt ard placed the wet bAldace on his
tiro,t, asling nv to pin i'll did SO. As Iwas
tIrnin: to ltavc. he rucelS attempted 10 kiss me-
That ie all that occurred that night. think these
last events occurred about half.pass ninc in the
evening.
how reaE youz body did be advance with it:
Ale advanced at 1cAst a far as he could. I
cannoI express to the --. 1tis too dlsyussingto to
Q.-Upon What part Of your lap did he grope his
baud as 1t advanced toHart,s yon1 body:
A.-On the left limb.
,Q.-Deztfibc lis tone Of voice and look at tho
time be said to son "Mrs. White, won't hurt
you.'' "a discussion Of aboct an hour eusncd in
Re sn eoo he
heels in thVdnti. .1oom)
A:-His tene Of voice was an under touc- His
loathsome look know hardly how to describe;
cannot describe 1t.
Q-p1etai! whst next happened between Nj. Ha-
A.-on Tuesday morning was obliged to pass
through thc room where he MAS be asked mt II
ever risitea Chicago; 1repled that did; he asked
's;Ss wssFe ft9pE.d: told aim usually at Mr Wi.
saTd W! On sont VIE CONES, viii he ' sid
'You need not wait for that-I am always In nly
etndy, yoI will find me alone. and you may come
zsia il was at ihs Holy com@naioa. sa u A'S SluD'
ftst communicated the facts to which hare
now testiscd. VIXEN the Commission Wa. sent
down from Chicago; to Nessss. Wilkinson and Gil
Errt: dill not previously communicate the facts
to my parents Or friends, because Threaded the
toriety Of it, and If had mentioned It to my
father or uncle knew the natnre Of the feeling it
would arouse, and that, connected to duty to nly
God and lore for INF church, I forbore express.
insi think omitted to eay that was afraid
It would come before the Bishop. My eonr!ctioHt:,
trouble. in mind and body. 1cou1d not very well
avoid Mr. HaScr after the first insult. was 50
situated ~ thai; had either let him be
Alone or entertain him. "a there w3s no one else
TO el,trrt@in him. AM tile one thatgenerally enter
tains company at onr house. md ny mother would
have taonght It very strange i'll should not attend
to peEeon= VIXEN they were there.
4-Doyou mean to eay in yonr previous cxalat-
nsiion. and car you ewear that Mr.. He.er durn.
that ride, and after the shawl Was around your
shoulders, took sour hand ard placed it upon his
priyatee:
A--Aftcr tc took his arm oil from my shoulder,
he did as Eta! as possible.
stating distinctly whether you say b. did or did
not Go 20:
Al say as near as possible
.,Q,-."hai DO sou mean by"as near as posi-
Al think the gentleman should excnsc N"
from answering. It ssa very indelicatc subject. I
Q.-Do yoA MT an to cay that S11. Tarer ut that
time placed your hand upon his prlyates:'
Al DO Us near as he could from ny resist
aEce.
Q.-Then yon do not mean to say that the act
was in Fact done to you:
A;31mean to aay that he did do It as near as he
Q.-Nlat prevented its being done:
Al say that it was tloas Us Fear ss it COLD BE-
donc, from MY resistance.
Q,-How do you mean to say It was done: >,
Alt was done 20 near that cannot sag that 1t
IVES net tlone at all; cannot come nearer to it,
Q.-Nhnt time on that evening was 1t that yoti
Alt was ahont. OF 4 little alre7 nine; cannot
give the time exactly.
Q.-Mow were yon sitting during the game:
~ hardly finished our game: we did not finish it.
do not remember that 3fr. Hagcr told me that he
didn't understand tile game very we'll. but that he
moyt for him as well as my own. for apparently
he knew well enough how to play. 10 not recol-
lcct bis saying that he could not pley tue game,
beer something Of that kind said, but do hot re-
member it. Tile board remained upon our knees
until arose and LIFT: We played ~ the TING till
used my right had in THROWN. the dice. It is al
Ways natural TO use the right hand. 1preaunc Mr.
Q.-You state that Mr.. uagcr nut his hand un{lc,
the backgammon board, on your lap with his fin
gers extended, and g7opcd his hand towards you
cody, and that it was done on your left limb; d.
Tou mean to eay that he extended his fingers, ant
then rttractcG them, and then extended them. an
then contracted them again. in crawling wa
aionE your limb, Wien you used the word .'gEop
A.--He extended ha hand Mt the same tim
pressing it, and moving his hand slowly up n.
Q-WEat do Sou mean when Jon used the wor,
steIopet':
Affecting his way rp
Q.iou sly it WAS .1owly; how slowly did yo'
a-Arc there different degrees OF slowly. d
not know how to sayit.
Q.-Vith which hand did yoa say alr. H=scr di
| A.-With Ills right hand.
.Q.-pe you say that Mr. Haser CROPPED hte han
| slowly from your left knee under the backgammon
board. your left limb, entirely up to the centr
A.-uis hand did not rest exactly on m
| knee; but he did extend 1t up tothc centre Of m
| Q.-Do you sny that that was done on the top
the limb OF on the inner side Of the limb, or o
| the outer side ofthe limb!
| A.-BetWeea the upper and inner eide.
Q:-Uron how mach Of III, Ha:er's knees df
| the board rest:
A.-0nly short space.
Q.-Abort how long after you commenced t
play was it to the time you say he commence
| slowly to sropc his hand.
AM may have been hrc or ten minutes. {
Q-Ncre no. the vet cloths put as well orc. hi
| chest as around his neck:
| AIN the fret place, did not put tl1eu asonn
70 over his chest. lQucstion repeatcd.t 7 belle,
he did put them over his chest and thFoot both.
ont Know ~ho snggested putting ths cloth: = or
not better. to put come cold water upon it. mad
this remark on Sunday evening. I did not MAX
the remark On Monday evening. fos do not :
for him ); his back was to me. think he stoo
turned half round from me while he arranged II
Q.-When ron lett him, did you bid him got
,A:-fAnsrilyn- ~ did not, nor did rap at the do'
Q.-Was ythinc said about his wife's coming
Ale said probably his wife would come {
after he gct settled; but do not remember b
remarks. lie did not state any time. did n
haitian with BIZ vile. He eaid, in reference
calling Oh hin) that could always ind him It b
ttucy, hut did not sa5 anything about where tn
| H. L
! for Mrs, Yonn*'s. don't know whether II,
! Everett WAS present when he left OF not. The
were great many there together.
Il Q.-nid you bid him :ood-by That morning:
xeF ss y t5a; tq1a no!SSle ia Mrs.
| say to you. in the presence Of your mother, tt
, she don't l'sc to see clerg5nan qnite 20 boyis
and forget his dignity tas much a. y #: Aa:er ::,
her, then and there, that you didn't agree with HI
that you didn' think Clergyman ought to be loI
faced or stiff because he was d minister, and tt
i words to that effect:
. Al remember her remarks. shcmade that
mark: dig not make that remark SAID IT, tna
t make INT reply 70 M,s. Everett, at sEss time,
T. AIN the fret place, did not saE that did I
!, agree with her. hit said that ministe. could
sociablc and pleasant without losing his digni
e Those expressions, "long.faced atit, never u
am cure did not say knew OF thought
It Hnge7 meant nothing ty It. made this rem;
It and one other; that was I'LL said.
n Q.-Afttr tie second commission left the. 70
C at Mrs. Loves 1T lie time that yon gave y
e statement to them, did Mrs. Lowe say to you. V
e | you know that they hare written 1t down that
sad that NJ haGs9 had tnst PIT yons ha1a On bis
e to her, II did not say 60, or Il did not mean
IT OF words to that effect.
e Al remember her ssyiug something about
!; statement: but do not remember the fact
d spoke OF: for 10 not know Of anything that
ID written down wrong.
Q.-Do you mean to eaY that nothing OF
t character spoken Of in the previous inter1ogatt
Is passed between Jon and Mrs. Lowe At that tim
G. Ave Epoke of the insults, but do not r.
any remarks Of that Kind.
u At the conclusion OF the examination
witness expressed desire to quality soms
y her previous assertions, and was partlcula
,c anxious to have inserted on the record, as
ly reason why she had not shown greater int
er nation, that she .'had hoped each time Wo