New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13
THE TAYLOR WILL.
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Rith him the mulllNE VI ANlNst. IIttt,iiA
Al which time ne had conversation with HIM In reply
20 he question. state what the conversation was how
arose, and state the circumstance he testheu - Iva
ioNs Immediately after the breakfast, adjourned
h his etting-rO0n, aud inquired when he had hear1
from his family, and he told me recehtI}i s ~
where they were; they were then In Paris and IN tle
,Ourse OF the conversation he told me that ne hu
WILL and that he had LETT the bulk OF ms pOp'ttS
his wife, Who HAD Helped mm make ~ an i 49, care a
kevCd, the best custodian OF II, ana nc ulu 20
aamn what became Of 10 after ms ueaIn' tbis
In which he said he had eft the buk OF l5
Is ms T S9o es9 e c9ssGan Of * he stated he had
Is.t Kate 5000 year,
DAMN MRS. ROWLAND"
Maria Donnoly testified that she had resided IN tie
family Of Mrs Taylor since the 2Si of February 1862 in
e capacity Of housekeepcr; that she in the family
At the time when Kate ran away and got married; that
she had taken quite interest in trying 70 reconcile Mr.
TAYLOR and kate after the marriage; that she had in
formed Mr. Taylor 81 the fact that Kate had called ~ the
house after her marriage. .Ihe tOIowldG Is an extract
O. viii cali yonr attention n the early part OF July
Do Won rcconect Mr. I,yors RECEIVING letter from any
one OF them and anything IL sad-WhO the letter was
FROM and anything &c said in connection with itt ~
IL received one from Katy.
O. JIow soon after their arrival abroad do Won think
a. think the letter came from place called C0behN
sn5 he threw tc letter down after he had read 20 Ger
lam para graph in It, and said. I suppose must "a!
msi what De said he sid she wrote that Mrs LAY oT
and She couldn't travel together, ana that she suppress,
would d. very unpleasant FOR them 70 De- sepaSatl'
and thnt Mrs. Rowland and her own son had dom,
every thing toward making Mis- Taylor oohlor,.oiq ah,
o.
O. Tell what ne saidg a. lie said, On Mrs How
Land and her sensitive son.. . -,
O. Did be say anything else in reference TO the ou
hdy or Kate and her husband 80 time A ne s'i tilt
before they got much further advanced IN their aHrs
he would show them tlht Mrs. Taylor was not gong 70
h abused ilToted by them, aud that they Sho1Ni
g. nd he say anything in reference TO man having
been la his CllOe that osy speaking Wlth MN
"KArY's RUNNING AWAY"
A. Wen, the conversation made the remark and said
th.I supposed they were coming there 70 the house
when they came back from Europe Mr.. Taylor said
thar De had made up his mind that Mira Rowland had
planned the whole thing o. Katy's gong away-that she
hal planned the whole affair OF Ketys going away-rnn-
uiul away: and nise she remark back and sara tha
Ms How and would Ike kind Katy because she had
nu ueter and he says You need not make any re-
y mat told thai for twelve years size went to Rich
field Springs spenc her summers, ana on this occasion
she vent to NewBedford 20 plan taking ms chd IIoIu
q. DID he say any thing IN that conversation with
reference 10 his taking Of Kaei A. said thought
u would b. pleasant Tor Katy u come 70 the nous as
their house had been shut W, ana 10 one was taxing
ict ey come, s''' He said wen he wouldn't have them
an there; that Katy hod mind 10 come herself she
could come" saws De. for shall always take care OF
Katy hut The Howlands shall never possess dollar Of
q. Did be say any thing in reference to win in this
O. DIV the surroratc)-waz this after the 9O;h Of June
A. Yes; DO wa, an after the 5th OF JAY.
q. What dill be say A HC said Che day that be went
sway 20 Canada for the horses.
About day thII-10 on RENE nNNfl a. 4
Bb.
said 20 him had letter from Katy, and took the let
ter and was going 70 hand IL % him To read that he
Wsuld read before he went ~ ms sad ne, NeNtr
mind now. am coming home early, I am going away
this afternoon; lie turned round he says, Where
are they now ." l said believed they were in Paris;
looked 40 the posnark it, and he turned arOund and
How Uands will never have q dollar of nav money"
V DID ne thing IN reference 70 their abuse OF
III sIsIectf A. ON several occasions he menrioned-I
didn't know for what reason, didn't bring up the con
NersdlontIat the Ao~iands were treating MIS- Ia Tor
Francis spnola in reply to the question, "Had you
any conversation with Mr. Taylor subsequent TO the Soh
oay OF June, - 10 IN reference 70 his making Will OF TIE
disposition Of his property = testes as follows: A. In
q Wicfel A. We had been to Hoboken together; il
was on way home from EObOkcu.
O. state whereabouts YOU were and under what cir
cuIstancesl A. We had been Hobokcn busd-
which were connected, and, after attending 10
what We mad 10 do there We walked 10 III upper part q
the village and on return board the boat asked
Mir TdyT whether lac had done what he had been speak
ing 90 about at our last visit 10 Jersey CITY, IN regard
asked him what De had done FOR Katewhether had car
rc ont his previous Intentions be said he had that De
had eycn he $500 year lIe balabce ne Aau gwen 10
the queen" was MS own language.
q. Was the term queen" the term that he eencTav
utcd when spoke Of his wife A. Yes; he addressed
her ny that thousands of times III my presence
spoke OF AeT as the queen called her 10y thar apea
O. Did he cay anything else about the Howlands on
iual dNlhll A. IT, SpuhC uulDJei oi tff'fta
about tac Howlands 10 ne.
@ Subsequent TO the 55th Of June A. He did that
III. H-.her conversation as to the Howlands the eyi-
d-.,c "!A show.
"HERE Is ny TROUBLE"
Dr. Henry f. QIackcnbOss, physician 70 Nj Taylor,
testified that about year previous 10 MI 1ayors death
he discovered that De WIS afflicted with Brghys disease
u the kidneys; that Mr. Taylor resided then at the
Union Place Hotel room 1Or that be did not make known
20 hin ~ that time that nc had any dangerous disease
ning upon him. and gives reason for not telling
but ne hnted 70 him that he Inst be very prudent
about his manner Of hf Mr. Taylor called upon him at
ms house about once in four weeks during the months or
june and July OF tic year 1890 The witness toethcs as
@ win call your attention to any conversation that
you had with Mr.. Taylor ia the months Of July OF Au
gust at your Office; if you reeOect what he said about
his health. when you told INN ebOut lhs health, state
what lie said about his condibOn7 A. The last time Mr..
Iayior was IN my house ws IN the month OF Jy when
Here my trouble" think II was the early part Of
July; fl the weather.
O. What else II anything did he say IN reference 60 his
family affairs that occasion A. answered him. IL
would live 20 h. an Odd man" lie said You don't I'M
derstand me " he sad There Is grief here pattng his
heart and that is killing me-"
O. Did ne indicate ~ You what that gref A. He
said his granddaughter the only thing that left
hir had away and married against his consent and
10 the last person in the world that he would like To call
SOn-in-law.
II was too late 10 geve about that II she were really
married and OF in Europe and the best thing to do
al well In the end.
O. Did he say anything further on that subject at that
tine A. lie did
% DO you recOlioct what IL was II SO, state It, A.
do Sir distinctly After told him 10 put a good face
10 the matter and The thing might turn out for the best
In TIE end. he said thai young Howland-do you want
o. Yes as near a. you can give it. A. He said youne
UCw!aud was rascal and only married the girl for
"MY WILL MADE"
In reply 10 question asking what conversation be had
with Mr. Taylor in reference 70 the condition of hL
business at that time ne says:
"Ttold Mr. TAYLOR on Thursday-Eis head was theI
.,ear his mind was all bTight-tbat hfs very
tain. that De was in a condition Of sickness which. al
MS time Of life didn't promise 90 turn ont fayoraby snC
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