New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

tiOn. He was asked II he did not oh'cl l'.tu % I" Ia
about the time OF tho murder OF gong 10 d
taking Frank along with him 10 ici'lou ," We"
and communicated the desire to Franz i"o'"V
q How long that before '"0 ~
Sometime during the previous No,N' ,.,o., a
Q. How long did you FNpe'''
thought about year , D., hts n,othor
n vr,D Won made this communication 70 iiis ,'Ou'o
~ live a reply by letter in reference to the pro
toc,i A received this letter-tproduoins u" "''
-, suoihcr also exhibited and marhed'
~. oConor-rhe fret is dated "sar'iosa' snnunS,
"'. iont state what particular Sunday Wheh uid
ceiye these etterSi A. On the afternoon OF non
20 tbe ID Of juno; Ihad received telegram III 'n'
morning. ,.,, vos aud
n IL This letter in Franks handwTitingi fes' anu
tbc inclosed letter Il that of my brother, Mahsheh
n What was tho telegram you received 'h'I mum
i,o . C-h,s was objected TO but sil0"edl A. ~ "'
nom his mother. aud the substance OF IL VAS
has left home and fear he has gone to meet MS no
Inok for them at the Deeyan House tAibaNi h"u
,no,iiries made at the Delevan House, ana "uhu 'n
or of then had been seen there, AID 50 ansWerel
back g.
O. pidyou receive any telegram, on Tuesday IRON
Ncy York in relation 70 this occurrence H. Yes, Sir
O IL that the one you received (.howing the witness
a tSlecram A. Those are the words l suppose HlS
tho saino one The telegram was here read;
NEw-YoRK Jnnes s. 1873.
c. A. w,1woRm, Chapel-st, Albany: Have shot
i'inef 'n'e' N'N'' '''A - FRANK wALwoRrr.
Thomas r. Dennis q telegraph operator in tns city,
connected with the Western Union Company was simpy
oalled to identify the telegram alresdy alluded o' 1"
cent by tue prisoner to the Rev. c. A. Walworth'
IIooper C. Barrett the clerk of tho surevent House.
was recalled and asked II young Walworth' when ne
came into the hotel told hin bow loug he should ay u
the city, or that he was going back the next morning
He repled DO not remember" ut which hr. U Cohor
said pleasantly THAT is all, then. am sorry you nave
iergotteu" aud called the next witness
TIE MOTHERS STORY OF HER MARRIED LIFE
hustle OF anticipation was caused by the GAZING mere
Of Mrs Ellen II Walworth, wife Of the murdered man.
and mother OF the prisoner she gave her testimony III
such faint voice that would have been almost impos
so 10 obtain her story but for the good nature OF MI
OCouor who repeated nearly every answer atter her
From her narration It appears that she was mared
at st. Peters Church. July 90 1852 eve resided, were
the lady's words at Pine Grove in sarato2a-'no
home stead-for time after we were married. uh
the summer OF 1861 We lived here with the Chancellor
and his wife while living III Saratoga Springs Frank
was borp-Aug. IT, 1853; my other children were Johh
J. boru Oct 49, 1885, and died De. g. 1903 Bessie born
Nov lSyG died at Saratoga, July 8, 1866; CARA poih
/ oct 20, 1859 Mansfield Tracy born juno ~
I 1861; Rubiaa, born IN Kentucky, FtO' ~ iS''i
and Sarah NJ. b0rn at Saratoga, June 10 1871 III
/ tho Summer OF 1871 we left Saratoga ana went
/ TO kentucky, near Louisville, 10 live; my brother
Iarnl Hardin accompanied M ANA resided there with
me. took all the children, but my husband remained
hebpd We lived there IN all six years, and were there
three wears before my hushaht came 10 me; ne prom
ised 10 meet In Kentucky but never came ia lhe
three years. the first Winter we wcro away he stayed
In Washington aud after that in Saratoga In Kentucky
we were on farm aud visited by the CAdnceIl"f'
obcr nv husband saw me he stayed 10 days; the next
iuc ne Sisted me was at home ia Saratoga again, and
be staved then about six weeks after that came to
Nay,York and went into a clearinghouse on MANSON
ave-. the next time saw my Husband was III tne Sun-
ner OF 1896, which spent in Saratoga; after tne
/ Cbaocellor's DEATH In 1851, l received an appoint
tneut from the Government TO a elerlship, and
asin Washington about IS months, Frank. in the mean
time being In college at Georgetown, and my husband
u,iug with u brother at Albany at the close OF this
perod lsCe went 20 Saratoga, aud Mr. Wawoth eane
there aud remained with me; all my family were Wlth
me then except Frank, who was spending Che Summer
M Louisville IN the Fir OF lsG9 rented house OF
Mrs Montrose in this city and II became our family
residence about Christmas, l5c) became very i. and
s carried 10 the house my brother Gen. Hardin, at
BuiIo; 1YlWortn dl lot 80 with me- 'n' 'e''''~i
i'm N.V-YorE; ; 1 afteTwdri returned 60 Saratoga"
O. when did you finally separate from Mr. Waworth
inc a5h of JaEuarT 1871 then left him with all
my children ara went to live with Judge barbour.
O. Dit you institute proceedings against Your hus-
bandit A. Yes
Mr. OConor-We may well take he record for that
Tie .ubpeua was scI, ,cd Jan. q. 49, in the superior
Cop-t Of New-York ard the slrt Was followed by Wnlt
"a called limited separation. THO Judgment was after
ward modified by striking out all the provisions OF the
decree requiring Mr. Wdw0rth Co make any provision
for the family and this clause was oddei; IL is FUR
br ordered that the defendant be aud is hereby per
utd ana allowed to have access TO and visit the said
children at their residence. wherever the same may be,
rs often as once month, said visits to he made If plain
M shall so desire Ia the presence OF some oIe OF her
family or the family of said defend1nt."
O. You we're only few days at Judge Baroour's
borsei A. That is ali; then went to the house Of my
brotser-n-Iaw in Albany, Clarence 4. Wal~or1h; 1
STAYED there about three weeks then went to Mrs.
B,cku,,,; shortly aflerward established our home
with The children at the ola homestead.
4 q Durng the period after your separation was be Ia
the habit OF addressing yod IN any Wdyi A. Frequently
by letter.
O. From the tine you left and several months pre-
yiou- was YOUR health very low A. Yes, Sir.
o. Mr. walworth never came to your housed A. No.
o. You state that letters were received by you; I'D
tou always get them when hsst received A No. SIR
q Have YOU acquired In any way a knowledge thHt
great many letters were directed 10 you thiI you d o'
receive A. Yes, Sir.
O During al this period what gentleman or maie per-
son OF anv age, wat in the house with you as pro
tectora A. Frank pretty much all the time with me-
O. Did yon receive a suggestion at any time from
Clarence A. Waworth about taking your son With him
to Europe A. Yes. Sir.
Q. Did Frank seem 10 wish to goi a. lie expressed
his qualification.
Q. How did Frank spend the Friday before the mur-
der, A. on Friday ne went a fishing excursion with
his little brother; they were awa' TIE Nh"lc day Oh
Saturday no spent some time sitting in his room.
O. Did you know Of any letter being received on That
day from MI. WliwOrth A. No, Sir.
O. wrat did Frank do Sunday A. lie walked
out with a young friend.
O. DO you know Of his writing letter On Sunday
A. Yes.