The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01

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r"nd to the minister's; was gone about an
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ken up stairs to ace her trunk opened be-
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'i'at morning. nnu tney were not III u uch
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could not say' though she ratner 'housh'
he dIS, because he looked gully when MS
vile opened the trunk.
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was TWO ""e" ! 'e'c"eu '"e '"''ge'
! w'shed hrS' 70 Sce iian"csa"' WoAey .
serving man. ny making a lew inquiries
at Tue taver''' an" dsours'hg inc hos''er u
hall do'iar' hannegah was soon III my
room. lie was pleased to find that was
Helcns friend. and on my promising him
never to let what he said 70 to Mrs. Yves
ley's enr. he told mo she had treated the
poor girl like a dog; that he had seen her
strike Helen, and heard her threaten to
kill her, and ruin her reputation aud that
he believed the brcast.pin and money had
been put into the trunk l,y the old catnnia-
ran herself.
| He stated what fIelen's behavior was
when the articles were found in her trunk,
and described the breas,pin and money.
The latter consisted of four half eagles,
ono Of which had a hole in il, that had
been made by Mr.. Murcll, the jeweler, ~
Mrs. Wesley could string It on ribbon for
birthday present for the minister's little
boy, and that was one way Mrs. Wesley
knew the money was hers. lie also gave
me letter signed "Eunice Gregory" that
he had found In the yard that day, and
which he maintained was in MN. wesley 8
handwriting. That made him suspect that
her name was no. NcasmIth before she was
married to Wesley; and nc had thought
she might have been some relation TO old
MIR. Hregory anu there must nave oeeh
something oad 10 make her change her
name
ihs information madc deep impression
on my mnd' 'aken 10 connecao" win wn"'
ne'en hao 'o'd 'hei oe''"es INC name I"'
NICE "rego'y seemed hoa''ns !" my mem
ory US 'nousn : naa seen y sonnee'oa WIN
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dismissed H"nnesan and paid visit to
Mr. m"rch' the jewe'er' 'o,a h'n VINO ]
was nnd lot wna' had ca''ed' TIC re
menbered the hali eagle BUSINESS 10 'iact'
il was on his recon'. tic turned to see Oh
what day the hole was male IN the half
eagle. u wns on "Wednesday, the l7fh day
Of March-'he very day Helens trunk was
searched. a-.
ia'sed at what hour the coin was dcIlv.
cred to Mrs Wesley tic replied that she
called for Il about eleven In the forenoon,
and that Miss Mon,ressor's trunk was
searched about one one in the afternoon Of
the same day. i.r.
"That looks very strange"sa said !. aWould
you have any objections to attend the trial
tomorrow, with your books, md tcstifyi"
aNone at ali," he replied. ..rs.' ',. n:
turned to depart. At that moment
Wesley entered the shop and was accos,cd
by the jcwsler, who gave me wink to in.
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