, 1873-11-29


BY whom we wore msrrio,, died rccenty, and Tint we
DO not know IT., Of lsc witness to tho ceremony:
nm the wtf9 ofa ,sn w9 IL iiy1g 9n5er a. nasuca
n, ~ H. or nrnnesa Ind With NM nv car.
an"r ~ a ~ t,r"va nj St,st tin"u '' oA"'
n, W., rott Ind nfIorwarae bocn told sn1,,
,1' IL, an,,o , stnrv by SJr unr1i isoif
ssonmotiv ,tiv 's' Ar 1in, ind rnnentn to thn
Doctor, in tlin prononco Of hiA vito, tint thoy
IL, 1,.,,o "ni and ~ rni,nyn Nirs' 11ardIn,s I'M
~ ns.t,"sn ri. I's' rnr md pacinp II on hor
t,nnnr aid 1T nst thn riur t,pon. tbia
wosnn,, = ineor, and declare ,cr to bo niywcldcd
nn.,,rJ ~ Mra 1Inu]n sntd elo did no declare
t,.Sp"u t'i,, 1,anii, t,nn ~; HWo nro mai md
LIZ. ,s,r 49, H. ai.,i, ~ Gn1 mud unu." lie lad
hoard elr. I1atd1n say that his wife should hayo
'Aa'A Nt. II i1smrv via ind known Hardin mora
.,n. IL tiittv vnsrs anf o:hor witnesses said that |
iTa"lnMn: 80, W.ikcr. n. lo was kuowu to them |
atrau. ,ocarz"J il,a ady With whom llo yol
"'""'o 4H ,tiY WIFE,
f,,o of Mr.. Roarloy' sons, who ia cork in |
thc Iinrmora' Loan t. Trunt Company atllr1n:t /
H., ~ j." xea n"h astoosl,cd ono daY whom tho
mmn wl,o,n lo Ind known since lis earliest
nI';ii,hool ] m Goorco Wul1or lrov ftom thor
firm jiyidci,tls on Htook which lo held in tho
name OF ucorEe HurIlin and afterwards no
learned TINT Walaor was with him oil assumed
name.
t,aor,,,,t,,,o ~ 11.r5,p,a ,ror. that Il },o
,,,na E,t,Sn ,n ,,mit ,J nnmhor Of htn bisinepe.
,n,t %o ,saa mnrr,n1 Ink It WA
=. II .,o,'",niis hol,cxcd tont l,n wna
'''' e'Ao' oonr1ns,rn cr1,nArr,
,,,,.,.. ,,,,,,5,, iun,v ,,na,o
"'s"S Rjr r "a ,ii5oh who know nobers Walter tile
L. - i,,,.hnnI or +ho inlv c,omnu tn In 1Iarin'A
.uta .o na1,aa ~ rnvo tnt M ]crnf mar
r;asc G, nxiatod 1Io testified That lo last saw
,raa t,or ivv m M cartRon honch In !, ont
~ n hu;iiinC which stood in tho roar
~ what IL ,,ny 1Sronci,'a Ilotol, in m uucon-
oeo',a stato whic wns ohyously caused by ox-
cessrve mR@'io1e a ,oa ;nfnrcI tbnt Walker Ind
ao sae,;ad ~ ~ for Gon In the noor-houso
ionrsc Ioor " ria witnoss was unable to stato tho
I.nasao ,;mo whon tI,is occurred. It Is matter
of crost importance in deciding the case for, ns
tl1ev we're moi divorced from ouch otner II Wal
LIS to George Hardin took placo. 1t WIS cleally
AN ILLEGAL CEREMONY.
Two or thloo wltnosscs were called to prove
conduct was unscemly, aud unboIlttlng an affec-
t;onntt vile. But little crcoit il placed on this
| oyidcucc,
nephew ot Mr.. Hardin, slr: oray, 90 enors ,ss
1866, lie frequently naw hlr. Hardin and Mrs.
was tho daughtor Of 4 Scotch Presbyterian
clergyman t6at s,e run away from homo whom
named WnikoT. With whom she came to tho
I1nitod statos. Walker soon left her, and, it
was sunposed. went to California, and she had
not heard anything from him since a7r. Hardin,
lar scr,nles. wic], ncountod for tho manner iu
| whieh tIiey woro living .oeothor,
rlIE DEAD ALIVE.
nut the coso tnok its most extraordinary turn
| m Sot,mlnw 1a.t wi,nu il wna arotn mn for henr-
no IN ~ thn. aI Iav tho counsof for tue irish
!ug g3,,ovo .pno oro cnntost,nr NTra. Harjin'n fns
sa pa3s1 ali hor, r;rht tn widowe half Of the
ats1 sst ,,rndnaod ~ oort wrcr;, of man whom
thcv s1, fonnnl IN in thn Alms-Houso on Biackwella
n,:y I.,1y to''u MD II whom thcv cIninei in hobart
Walker. tIo first husband Of Mrs. Hardin. He
hie n'd =" ~ toiI lis story ;ncoarctly Iinosa
ieeple n,a w" ~ n,,annod u,n ~ Ir;s nonhcws
na1 . ~. IT, ,oua nnt no ftb IN mt in Whit
~ ;a W 'no '"oo' "e' Ao '"'~ ~ s4'
ne 7A'u' u,, eronx
He was born, no SAID, ~ 1fol9na, IN isuY. han
hiH father, s4perintel;tlento pollco, alou wnen
ho was very young. ne "as pounu ou1 W
snoe!naKor, Worhea & ~ hia .tuo. auu 'uu A,o;an
his mother until 1874 W1eh ne cae u Asa'c1: HUI ~
FROM tlle mgnent "nSn ni9 ,lss;.a1 1. ~ ~.
the batsery, Ne nas lapptea luuussttuusy ny ~ t'
elty, Efoohlyn. NsM ' 1u!auy' % ~ i;aa VIA
In !65o ho mh1I1ea GlInoetn otocso, al!ae l.ne ~
netn scott, oiSht 1onts a.'es tnahiI6 nt6,o, 10 T.
9ua1ntanco tno ce1emony WIS ea stroat -
tnu nouho 1' ~ .o toas1;t nn3 cna ,ritnosac hv
!homas Il slttcue!l, MY uau . na LILY l., H.
ueIlso ~ nsao'a H. ntaas ua tos1 hnan +oiG frar
nunn:o, .a;. ~ tLor ',n5 in ror;oua norta
tua1ttn6o ~ ~ a;.,,' itu' ar5 In fnnnd nmn1oy-
- o.o,,+ % oos,s hrt h 19I1 or 1si9 whife
~ c,na ,yor.k;ng for Richard Durko. he
temperate, aud unclaste. Ho had met George
dna partner, had httoaneea 1ae!n. ., anu IL seIa,
st,oi s1r Marr,a n,cc and lad drafs cashel TINT
was drawu to their order. After his wife had