The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30


see you tcmoToT evening as YOU requested me- but
How often resolved breach the subject and talk
A WORLD OF TRoUBLE
Always @ SseS % your M ye have
more than once LETT you with smile and united my horse
sns @ S.r. e We had e
Examination resumed-I had carried ON a cor
resppndence with defendant from 1868 TILL this tme
other times by messengers received the letter just
read on the 18TH; he called the next evening and
S OF one ne sad ne
was opposed to the match; that evening he
renewed his promise Of marriage. and the time
WAS then nxed Tor June In the following
year; we were to have been married the Metho-
dist churcn at Marlborough; spoke to hlm OF
mad large number or frlends. and that ne would
rather have the ceremony performed In the CHURCH;
felt very BAD, and went 10 visit my aunt at Nor.
risania, Westchester c0unv while there received
letter from HIM, dated december %.
Letter produced and read. Copy OF letter.
AT HOME, Dec. 2s 1868.
hear from you. would you The kind q letter
Hss NJ a. s
70 e. M So az ina,
talk of coming you had better
s e vou f% awhile doe: hurt me
fully 10 carry yo %y Sia TO % Ts GRAVE WITH GRIEF
on my in her S sI hs Lord :ns hss
set" 10 spend winter
g: ss;ss:: sefss e.
On FRIDAY % n NIGHT % GS Srs On Bellows
there ander.isndins when ilsiI hope yoa
Thinking Of nothing more S
Evo tfon q ZIG
read on the Both OF December, and the same day
sent hum reply. Dieter produced anu read.) COPY
OF letter.
have received letter OH dear vh9. dark day
H
did intend to go homs do no. want go
again h0 and pray that h n .0Td will s 9es
| agani -
not see the lines for the tears There is no end my grief
S,yrs CIV, .,, nSu Er ,,sn,. s,.
please this letter soon for G ~ ssie
| Examination resumed-I came home from Nor
risanla on the 7tn Of January, 1863; Mr. Martin nad
sent MN word; he came that same night, and our
wedding day was again fixed Tor June; he continued
to cali TIL June; before ,mt the wedding nay
| time OF year, and that he could not leave
| his business to go on wedding tour, aud that We
must put or our wedding till August; ne visited me
| the same as before, up to about one month before
| the appointed time, and then ne stopped coming;
| the next time he came was IN the evening oil The
27th OF OctOoer 1860; he came in the house, and
sat down In the paror talking together; all at once
| he got up ana walked to q closet and asked me
| thereW told him mo" but would get him some
a tin box ont when contained The letters ne haa
written to me; he read the letters and then put
them into his pocket; | asked hlm what ne was
| naInn IN In VIII no
them with me; am not going TO marry you, Louise,
| and want my letters;" he then went away ana has
! never been Inc since; l found my own letters
in rocking chair the next morning; there Was
large number OF letters taken by hun; had other
my trunk; those exhibited in Court are the ones;
when he could not come to see me he would send
letters; sometimes he would throw them over into
the yard as he was passing by; we exchanged pho
tOgraphs; IN April, 1862 he made me present or q
TO newark, N j., to visit my aunt and 10 learn to
operate the machine; returned home In May; In
1869 hemmed MIN half dozen handkerchlefS; he
SAID his mother would not do 1t ior him; also made
him pair Of pants lie asked me TO do II; there
was no pay expected ana none was gwen; Kept
company with one else he forbade me keeping
company with any one else; am still unmarried
crosse xamined-l sued the deem ant before In
Orange county: the suit was begun Dy Messrs. Fen
ton \ George, OF Newburg; after the suit was com.
menced met the defendant on the street in New
! burg; he would not speak to me; bowed to him,
bat he did not return It, did not see HIN to speak
to him. did not ask him to call ana see me- so that
| we could talk over affairs The defendant first
| talked marriage to me In 1864; we wOuid talk OF
where We would live after we got married; in the
| fail OF 1854 ne first PROMISED me marriage; 1t was
| In the night time: cannot remember the date; he
talked about 1t during The whole year; he spoke OF
1t at almost every interview; he correspondent with
| me sometimes under assumed name; sometimes
| he would sign himself ike" other times some
other name; In his letters he would never speak OF
| marriage; recOllect OF his calling upon me In
September, 1857, and OF his finding Mr.. Bodine at
my house; MI. Martin was very angry; out he came
| Martin came; the defendant afterwards wrote Inc
letter about 1t. Letter produced and READ by
defendants counsel.l Copy OF letter.
| t'' AT HoMK, Sept 10, 1867.
| To Miss LOUISE FOWLER
| / hope you viii my lead pencil writing. as am
about nk sorry that called at your house
Il. s s.raa Sos natS
trust you did as tod you out Louise, nave rev re-
In SO doing They are remarks which thought
to make yoS SSt respecting eenS have
some time, and must say that there are serious OBJ
in the we az. d DOING our we @ ons
another out OF company to quite an extent ,., and
speeding the matter hope that win take into con,
sheraton that have been very private and
is almost two year: since we have been out a.
M and think eo We had n Ser will sspe
hope will not lay this to heart and etng about Is
ta,on to 20 to the festival tonight have IL
It had for As the matter stands cannot take
call again house until hear from you by letter.
Yours very respectfully (Nos ignaturcJ
Cross examination resumed-He promised to
| marry me 1865; the time was fixed for the 18th
of December; from time OF fixing the date until
| the day fixed never saw him; received a letter
from him on the 10th; 1t was the letter that has just
The examination of Miss Fowler was then closed,
| she having been upon the stand seven hours and
subjected To the most searching examination. AT the
late hour OF half-past eleven T. M. the Court adj
Journed till tomorrow at nlne A. NJ when 1t Is ex-
pected that the testimony will be OF still more In
terestlng nature