, 1870-05-11

aa fhet s6e n hsE q er fssers IN oobsr
md remained iii Anr1st 1850 Had she had
songe 70 hare t9d }Ed,ed ar lie ane a5e
%ot,1G nruhab1v ncyer Rave returned
to tI'fs man aut her IDEAS Of Wsfe's duty were
s1s s se1s ,sa sTs sas ssp11a sas1
Part ~ 1hts line for The rst and only time Of her
ma71ea mar liz IT, % shs PAD snail sa@ q. ner hoa5
"a ne s iae bh 81 ~ nsE
Esd a. physc@!sas @ a}t9, e wi,a ~ tie rq,
MrFnriand. suit for the recovery Of the borrow
a. rentaf - with Titch his Western lands we're
| rd pat she; VAS orfered to nack her
tn,1e, t1u ana he ready to leave The city,
~ he 1n1eht 1T any time be arrested, 50 In Dece-
,ehr Mcfarland soon folioWed and staid until
e,,atT when they. win q Zoo Ia their posses
sion, Obtained from The sale d place Of property
aaTainst him.. went TO Philadelphia, and he
1Ecnt IN washington to geer ONCE In q
az mSn' weelE he returned disappointed,
ns, tG% ,b"r Tert once InoTe to Wisconsin.
| Thn1e thsy reside, year and two months, tbs
1tan,Sae1 f;me nf her 1fc with him, but he never
naF!lt7eMe M e, nnov " ~ anti they lived with extreme
eatne1 ny y, hnf Vas ieft 9f the 500 At the
sooa5 On ~ Mn ths t,mc IcFa1and became morose
and ay s 5ga ael Ct 9s
Gne a oui :" otqacfe same atention In private CIRCLES
n S1e 1na aer A'1ai Ieadins and hnd given public
reaone to1 tnG nqonnsed to taKe her to New
4n 5a.s aT f1ftr for the STAGE In the profes-
should @ ea5ei tas professor q e A. aste5 @
sametime - i teacheT Of .elocution in military
MaIysnsd aad began E55.e 7ia[RS I553S
aef 1ne ID ~ IN he sold ali lie tsIc fu,njt1re in Ga
son and 'brnueht tie family East, flrst going to
ner ri FL ez e ~ to te % Il Eew Yofs he
f,ernn t1riinr her p1ltl sent her to HI. and Mrs
Geo tahaennGn 4 70 sint.s ~ ~ e eaH fai sn aS
also began 70 glge 4hn ri u @ ~ i win p1 r
earnings A. Ch1ismas n S Enc 1e tst 50 hopetnt
deF a tSe Z s soee & eWes sae
M 5Pa sas as q sna s5 IN he
ony 1a 1ae seepns o. q var!sE
street, and he could not give 1uil scope 70 nIs
furies without being overheard. sne vas studs-
hef, III u md to mako success n The readlnSs y
which she Esas supporting ootn a. nun @ an9 ;1 1sf5e ha
.sa9 sake POISON %
breast would brandish them about, aTeaSng be
kept loaded pistols, with Thich he would at any
moment shoot her. He fell out Win her one eEen-
ss ashqS 81 I'm y and
ass: Ssf aas IL rcaiiy a proiessed to BE- jealous,
cansc, u no show al cause. In the morning during
the winter utter McFarlond had been out nearly
across a 61s the lace, Which ade her reel 5ackward
'iash 4 @ ae Gs9 Rssnss sso 4 sss
%nout 1STa sfqsk 1sisus her 50 vSee ahe ss
sllall never be able to forgive you for such
outragcn Before that SHE had shed tears under
his @ c1eity, and TIED to reason with him, but u
terwnrl whenever he was in one OF his pafoxysm
Is be called them, she never moved Of spoke, but
II tne Eve. bccause she fancied It Would prevent
any mortal violence. She believes now, as then,
th1t her lfe has been saved By sEence and SELF
tenset5 nj anseIs bent aI Isc claws. as il he were
esss nsf a toqs 70 Sanss nns snpgs @ e5 ena
In Tragedy or ssYour blood viii be On your own
head q "HoT should I!ss to stIansls ron.
Me 1aekcd vas at gn5 b3 wfthont SAYING weqd sqd
In these furies be would often seize and break any
thing which was at hand. Lamps, glasses, MI. IT.
ront1,' and crushng things about the room TIL il
c has seemed to heF there Could be no paudemonium
~ isst il x1sh sas gsd aad Al .a!s 9e
sssei sss =! 8 = %sS %s5S
np ,nf ss conduct sv,at ssa tbs ds
M1otton being made on her mart, and would then
tsa and beg nfF Pe fen SIC 70 % IS
Nee Sfep Az cou1d foEve or could love him, al
she fe Sps @ pe m heh vas true
f@es%s 5aid 81 silence sa ts1ss sn7s in1se ;se
rnnrse xas besf When he struck her THIS blow In
1sSs she tod Mrs Cleveland, sister Of 3fr Gree
ian,d tnG ntnepG1se @ than In manner Becoming wife
q IL, S';s.A and she dsvo1sa sii Der woman;s
frnm o,serrers It, the spring Of 1868. Mcfarland
cot annonted to position il the of4cc Of Pro