The New York herald., 1865-01-21

DID you not tell him tha. you knew Of nothing improper
between themf A. / did not Q DID you not pro
q Did you not visi, him at the Efh Avenue Hotel in
relation TO the maiters A Yes 9 Was there any one
stead therea A. don't know. @ Did you mot tell him
you would do all you could 70 effect reconciliation
was for The so purpose Of eecsns reconeaion bo
| Ieve Q Do you know tho date Of this interyew-was
before or after octohen A. Il was In hot weather.
think Q. Can you give idea Of what ranspired
theref A. have recollection Of what took place, IL
50 long ago You wen: there e for parposs how.
divorce at the timoa A. can't say whether this was
after the second trip to Indiana before Aftcr their
return from the East In December 1892 did they not
come yor houseS A. have no recollection Of IL O.
Did not Mrs Milspaush to your ho after coming
back from Bostonf A. She did. @ Did they not sleep
think they ever slept at my house
| xARRnaB ADAMS.
| Redirect present at the marriage OF Adams
with Mra Aillspaugh in Boston; they were married by
| clergyman. O. Were you not subpnnaed as witness
Mr FuIIerton1Cer,aply; hs Is one Of our best wit
nesses
Wtness-Mrs. Millspauvh spoke 70 mo about the
divorce when Adams presen. and when he was not
present @ Did you Mr. ard Mrs Alillspaugh at The
Union Place Hotes A. I did. Q. Did ohc say anything
TO you about her husbands treatment A. Not there
was Afterwards she sad she was very sick there and
did not get enough to cat there; also that she was
| obliged 70 send out for something TO eat.
rHE nURses ExpBarEvcE
Mary Dean dcposed that she lived with Mr. and Mrs
street House that was engaged as nurse;
Mrs Milispa1gh was very sick with d dp'hs%rIai
| i've weeks the doctor called three or four times
day was oblig to sit up with all night TO give
hsr mt dicine; Mrs hspaugh told thst Mr. N ils-
paugh would relieve m; II qu St him to give h.r the
Md cine as dir r-ctd by tn, doctor whil' would lay
down TO rest h. used TO 81 ct and Mrs. Mspaugh
told m that M had not Civ h any m dicin' n
| orally found him asn'p a. lis post Q What was his
a0 as to WAS Srd n @
anc could not say TO what cxtnt; re oil Ct con-
versa,ion betw en- them about SOM bank stock; Mr.
hispaueh ask Mrs Mlspaugh II she had sold her bank
stock at Eewburg think she said sho had; Mr. Hills
pa g spoke pr ty loud and told her she was "a foo;
Mn,srAuan CAUGHT swrApNc
9 State whether hc sTorc al her at that timer Flo
Nispaugh could not bear IL ut that time O. During the
time you were employed what was Nr Ailsraoeli's man.
ner with regard 10 affection Tor his wife? A. did not
think that either Of them affect onate. Q
Abot how often did you see Mlispaugh drunks A.
say anything relative TO her husbands treatment? A.
She told not 10 speak 10 him when no spoke to
Der or me. q Do you recollcct the night watchman
bringing up drinks to his niQh1 A. Yes
Iremcmher On ono occasion he rang for the wachman
Ing when came into tho room it looked though there
had been drinking party there all night Mr. Mispangh
was asleep in chair and was not very sober think
Mrs hspaugh was very sick this occasion, and nr
saugh left there to take Of herr another
occasion recollect Mr lillspaugh coming home ntox
Gated with Mr. Hastead it between ten and eles
o'clock.
ADAMS VISITS At THE UNION rLAcs ncTrL
Cross-examrcd-Iivej with srs. Foreman nj the Bond
Street House for nine months before going Hrs Mills
paGgh's knsw Mr.. Adams, bat do recoiiect
speax,ng to him more than once never saw him in ass
Union Place NotelY A. Gd he Yrs, Mi!lspaugh
there; he came II the daytime as often as hc did at
her BEDROOM aud when she well bc would her
the parlor Ico ID not say whether he spent
time; was not sent out with the child when Mr
Adams came there never saw Adams take any improper
Liberties With MIS- Mlspaush; never saw hra s. her or
take her hand was not at sarntcga with Nrs Milsrs h
went TO Stamford with her; Mr. Mnsrsrh arcompan I'd
" TO ths "a rosa depot. remained at anford weeks
only came as far as shkn or Kembu-s; l cannot say
where Mrs lispsuch went from Fishki; she gave
no reason Tor lcavnc but to0 TO take good Of
the child; dd not know she was gons out West with
Adams; never heard her speak Of Adams. @ DID shc
give you message to s'r. Ispaugh Ohjct TO, OBJ
lection susta nedl Q What did you tell Mr. Mlspaagh
when you came to Now York lobjeCted to und OBJ
Milspaugh after that? A. Not until after her marriage
DrrIcArH IsQrlRY.
Under what circumstan cs did leave Mr. Mills.
poagh'sS A. de- line answering tie question. Q Did
1 Mr. Adams visit Mrs Millspaush Stamford? A. He
did one; he stopped there from THURSDAY un Monday
could not remember any that heard there
between Mr.. Adams and hrs. kispaugh. O. Are you
| friendly with Nr. EI!spaush? A lam. Q. Wore you
not offended ~ the MaIner Of your dsharye? A. WAS
but that does not influence me now. Q What is your
present state Of fcoiDgf A. feel indifferent to both
not now.
Re;drecsmI was snsased .a as asa: nurse for the child
O'Clock, and Will adjourn for half an ho,r.
Tn. pivorCr r,r IN yyIpx.cr
Mr. Cntouas II is NJ ar tho hour OF recess now pro.
pose TO rad somo docu uncnary proof now propose 10
put evidence an exempiined copy Of the decree OF
divorce issued by Judge Ereckinbdgc OF tie Court o
Common Pleas Of Allen county Indiana. offer IL on
the ground hrst that Il evidence Of tho parties being
divorced.
Judge Leonard-Thcre Is no objection made yet to the
reading of the document
Mr. Fullcrton-No you Honor, nc is ony anticipating
my objection. He knows that at 20 be objected TO-
", L ru-
cured by fraud and because s face evidence " tho
fact that the fendant subject l,e Jurisdiction
OF the court In which II found Ing resident
of the state brought WITH that lursdc0n by the
service Of pIoc,sa.
Judge Lconar.-I have nothing to do with that, will
have 10 oyelrulc the vi coa.
Mr.. Clinton then read tho document TO the Jury.
Il LE-.Eg.
Mr. Onton-I pr, pose 10 rcad tho letter written
by Mr. Milispargi Mrs Aiispaugh, dated August &c
1862. The letter ipyurng after tic child 3
health, and full OF unItcrcs ding rcrrimnaii-n the
writer c0usegueu uf IA, "a