The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-09


before n Jury cooli I'D 1uAhhed, = Maol
wascouriol,d after four days irial up.
ga newly discovered eyideGle, TO the effect
that Miss Chiysrs lad been guilty ~ inn.
moral conduct before the allsdged seduc.
ton he was granted a new trial q Ito was
again convicted, aud sentenced to twenty
years in the penileniiary whom the case
was cW,isl V1iheSupreno Court Tho
following Is the
asrArrNesr or MIss onivERs;
"Soon nflor Mr.. Wood assumed charge
of tho Presbyterian csurch Ia this place,
mani years ago, he, observing as he IN II,
my aptitude Tor books and approaching
my Impoverished eiroumsta noos, offered o
instruct me. | gratefully accepted tho
proposition; and ever since up to the time
of my rain, aud some time thereafter |
have been under his instruction studying
Latin, algebra, history, &c, When some
mouths had elapsed he began to compi.
meut msyn uy aeab applicalicupnd s,n-1
5itiop 10 learn, odd went so far as 10 fac
ter my intelligence, personal names and
s'PVo ,,h' ~ ",m.s, ,u,5nsadi,fy,Y,Y',,I.
i,,is.,oI All ho nnnI;eJ hisa,,ss LII
n 1ftlni ~ 10 MN NV op,
dsnce and unb1unded admiration
,hought him perfection, and beh0Sel him
~ " ra"anS,,s I'm ~, ,..,,,,, Y,n.',s
NV W .s"aaH'"1 piV"'a's V paa,',,'
" "s - ,,,. ,,,,r,,aJ 80,
.o'1O"Va W ".'"S'g ,sI Gn"n. na
w NV. .s,,"s .p'sa,Vg"nt ,sh;sh1 ~ IN, ~
o."', ,,;Na ~ S,'r,Ns /,
" WIS ~ ~ o',I Wv - y,
"t " "'"'''e' WV $500 -
o"sya Wv 'pp,ssa''a' 'pp'y"o"'" wi an'
sroNha 'au, nv VIZ p''.H"V,' s"a 49,
Ivy 'vyo"" n"n 80, 80 go ~" ~ 'e"'
." W my ''''O" '''is 9l' d 10 t'lAE p
EVEN a PASTOR NEEDS WAehlNd'
One niehtintho wear lS67I af,er hear
ing NV recitation Mt his home. Lc asked
popmiasion 10 aoen,npnny me home. Whilo
In ,h,,lape.on onr way, he seized NV hand
ami kisssd me- nnd dcmandel o,ber priy.
fuercs which scanned shocking toNmt6 |
reinsed feiguel sichness and suddenly
lleayinc him, ran home alone. The est
day he cane to see me, begged my par
don, and forsave and forgot, and We re
sumed our studies together Soon after,
on assmiar occasion, ne ai'epded me
'home,and again made familiar approaches,
this time aceompanisd ~ DECLARATIONS %
love, vowing that beloved me better than
any woman alive that he ana were con-
genial that his Mife, whom ne once lmag-
inel he loved, was an invalid, md woiiid
soon die, and then he would marry me
With these declarations OF love he repeated
And pressed sntreaties | remonstrat-
ed, protested, declaring that II was highly,
improper. He declare! II wasnot wrorg,
said he had mado u sntJect OF prayer.
II his love ioI me were wrong and crimi-
nal he believed God would interfere And
arrest it, With such sncrilegious persua-
| sions, and the assistance Of my absolute
reverence for his character, ana precon-
ceivSd affection for him, he sucseeeed; aud
having not the moral courage TO resist, |
yielded to his sollci'ations, ana allowed
him privileges which few weeks before
would have seemed to enc tn most gross
aud degrading familiarltles.
Ia NIGHT OF HsR RUIN.
One mint M hc uas rs,mning from
Atlanta +, f.w miles ais,antl he celled M
our Lamn,see ma sn-gc,ted INK / r.ciie NV
rlsssnnn mi, WAS about 10 o'cIock Nv
r,o,hor r.aring IN si.tr,ct our sntion
rs,;rsd 70 hsr room Ancr ,baa r.oc; ,oiin az
Air. Wood oompl.ined Of headache = and
Laid himself down On the b,l'in MA sit.
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