, 1873-06-27
THE WALW0RTH PARR|ClDE.

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twas present woro Mrs.. chancellor wawor.h. tho @ nav
Clarence wnlvorth, brother Of tho DECEASED tnreo u,
young siher', and young brother Of the accused
Con. Hardin aud L. Hardin, unclca Of tho accused
nm, aator NJ I'm S..o,s.a ,r,o ess. .n..s
,na for tho ,,otan.aA rs,. ~ "o'a .'uco
.1r ~. .no 10 a. Enof. .no gentleman WHO co.
ready tsstiaea Tor tho prosoenion 1io s.id he did
could distinguihh Of tho conversation taking plnco
were VIC. INC Wofae, hope" Mothor." Could not mako
out Ssn Sny nsu connected 3eastlan aonenso: .,,
c.scd wa youth Of czceent character, aud much at
tnshod to hta I'm mother. Mra. Dackns, Judge Barbour,
rott al OF Saratoga gave similar testimony also An
aoh Hoyeo nhu Otto Van Below tho latter tho rrin
earal Of nc boys boa7d'ngschool which young Wall
Tho mother Of tho pr1sonor ne1t took Tho stand,
Put pmt w. Tsr.n w,thafawn t. gyo plaee to tho
lio clergyman, who testified that he was
tho eldest and only brother Of tho deceased,
iIc mado no e'lusion to family ucend.a and objected
from infancy, and that he kind, gentle, anI
courteous youth whoae character waa perfect
year With tho prisoner companion, and Oh Tint
ioo bGs @ a but o. te Monday 10
shs a feared e meet H. iathsr Tho ns1s eommunics
Fssns shet bis sth fstsar. l"''o''' announcing 'n''
n s e ssSs t. a@ If sss
married to IT. T. walworh in St. roters Church,
Saratoga Springs, in 1852, July a. and resided as
tho Chancellor house, which my mothor now owns,
lived there Until tho aummer Of 1ao1 Tho Chuu.
cc1lor's faniy and NY two brothers rcslded At the
t o nS @ N as u ct 1851
ii ny s4ilaron liysd ths:s t Until til 15s7: ias Ms
Kentucky for threo years without seoIne HIM IL dtd
not csmain In Saratoga when wont to Kentucky. liz
not know During tho nrst winter be VA In washing.
ton and afterwards in Saratoga. Ind country place
tnsfs norfs ss s f,f :Fe% ss
and thrce years after I firss went there. nv his.
band camo to SEQ me-, and remained for .bo't sis
mor, and staycdhero about veef. In DecomSer fol-
on Msalsoa avenue game to Nsx Yofk e ind
washington, and aoouroti III apponn,sut Under tho
uo'csnmonf. then gathered my children around
for eighteen months Govsramcpt c1orf during wtieh
timo my husband va, with hia brother Clarence at
4; MesnX ,t., When w dsenareed owing to change
unt.l october, 1860, during portion Of which lime
Louisville, At Tho ureont reosst at Manae'd MJi p
Wnlwor.h, / camo to New fort, 10 q house IN
Of my srriyal was ta1en ill., an, conttn,;ea as9 ~
until takon to my brotb-ls house in Buffalo,
soon after went to Ke3!acky,i& i xnd I. A.,s5W.
ing summer N. r. Walnosth followed, aud re-
thu ass sfG wsh s wont
wns there for three months, md tho whe,u family
vas together. then wont back to Kentucky. The
father's death. / arHvol ut the ohnncellor's
M returned % Kontucfy, and bronen! ; al ny
Fran 1nC1 {oH ks&nvn
With ha uncle Lomuel. The docoaaod was living with
his brother Carence and NO discussed the question
70 aG to my aSaFs
honse , in Fifty-sosond alree Nov York Mr WhlwoHh
With al my children to Judge Barbour, aud nince
aon sSS no. aeen tie deceased Legal roceedngs
Court Jan: 27, 1s71. and on tho 8th Of April,
1871, =, decree Of separation was pronounced.
va moulded to allow Mr. % %s~eita to to see s'iSs hs
xen q Srehss Gen. Hsre' It fs D1toa1a 1oasa
'1Ssa h1sa VIE hs fre1a
asss hsvs rssss S s cd sa At sn
Waiworh addressed me BIZ letter very frequently after
our separatien: After lett him our youngest chiid
january, 1872. a1r. Walworth never came near the
housc. and never saw bis youngest child. did not
always receive Ills letters, Tlli the pask
occasionally that received tho Sons Of his letters
house who could protect ms except nv aon. Clarence
Wnlworh apoko to mo the Thursday boforo the &C.
ourrence aGou. taking Frank with him to E,lropc.
told Frank Of it that evening" Ho seemed grutifed.
but said he should think about IT, IIe gave ouulIfeI
assent to the proposal On Friday liz went fshin1
with his younger brother to Saratoga Lake, returned
about O'Clock In tho ovoning aud retired early On
Saturday he WAS arranging bis clothes. bnoka' AMI
other things, and afterwards went swimming, on
Sunday he slept until late, Bome young friends
Of his callod In the Afternoon and they want tn lin
"Walkln Woods" lie wrote letter On that DAY and
Monday morning I came down early, and sceIre
Frank In the hall, sad "You arc IN oarfyn uo mado
some caaual reply and went ont Of Bic front door
thought he had gone 70 the sprng md It the break
s1d he lad gono away and LOFT measaoo int. II % In
not back to supper, ho would not be home that
day. I then wont to hia room. aud. on Iookino
around, found IN empty envelope In ths handwriting
Of n. Talworh. 1immedistely telegraphed to Fnthor
Wnlworth and to Judge BARBOUR Lut could ascertain
nothing about him, and thon believed ho lad gono to
Troy. Tho envelope sho found was produced. Il
wss poatnarked May 10. HRS. WAlwoy.h tlentIicd
document, which proved to be stipulation modifying