The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-28

Decn Suing on STOOL, ne on the 1lOOr
q. Were you where he could see you?
A. He was looking at the pictures
Q. If he had looked up would he have
seen you?
A. Yes.
@. What part of her person did he
touch
A. Her ankles and lower limbs.
Q. Not above the knee2
A. No.
@. Was 1T done slyly?
A. Yes, very slyly, with his right or left
arm under her dress. My impression is
that 1t was by the accidental brushing up
of her dress that | saw his hand on her
ankle.
Q. You were in doubt whether the gcs-
ture was intentional or accidental?
A. 1t was merely suspicion.
The committee then proceeded to exam
inc Mr.. Tilton about the bedroom scene.
lie didn't know the year; it was GOOD
while ago, before the ankle scene, and
while they were living in Livingston street.
lie remembered the rooms identified it by
a picture; it was the left-hand room in the
second story ! knocked ut the door;
Elizabeth came | was surprised that the
door was locked. She was surprised a,
finding me. Mr.. Bccchcr was sitting in
the red plush rocking-chair, with his vest
unbuttoned and his face colored NJ like a
rose when | saw him.
g. The explanation was satisfactory to
you on that occasion?
roth;nar Of ;,haI ,n, ,,.,,I',, 'n.u 5"'
door heinr Locked iTbn ro o, ,,.o at ,ip
room con5octcJ with ,bn OJ,,' was ot,.
s sEJ WIN 'ne s'tllns-ioon ny
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n Noy ,io,, ma, ,,,,.o ,r.,.o ,,.,.. u....,.
tinS.rnnH fron 'Te %nli a" oJ ,ho, .n' a,,-
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donht ''' '''N ''''''' VI '''V
q Whal was fine cv,la,,,;o, i.ou
which Won fomnJ sa,i.foc,,,,,.s 7''''
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VITA saiG nnrs nnd ,o ,"1 Grlirn' NY
childrc,, ,,nrc rn,kin,r I,a 'nI
n,I;,, ,al,, VIII Il. pnoaLan """'r.'
locked hers"lf i in '"''' go S'e
a That satisuad you4
Yns. if ,vas rn,ir'l,. ....,,,,,,l1,.
O We're thr ~ i,|in'r I-.nr. nn"n
,rhav ,yrrn shn,7
q. Was ,hc hnll dnor.,,,o,,,,i ;,,,,.,,;.t,,
1vS
YeeY
In renlv to rurtlrr o,cs,io,s NJ. vl,,,,
s,iJ no n,.,,nr ra,rar,iod thn ,;,,,s;,,,.,,
nvidoncn az ,,rn1'r rtn.v,'I'''i',i', ~,
led if IRON, Iis rnir,n,l,,n,r i,', Io L.''
since mentinncj If rnca'ns. ,;r',,,,,g,o,''.,,s
arose which mad, hin, tool oy,,i,na,i,,
~ hotL snyos' ,,ao rn,,m., r.. H.,
,ionn1 /, he ,In,,,r,i tn lie ,,,-,iar' ,.,,,.,,
thnnrht thnr ,yo. any, ,,rn,,r i, ,,,,ti ~;
the li1rht Of snbsr,iir1t ryn,is IL ,s,',id
NOT sSv tbrrn wol on,,ttin, ,,,r',,,,, H., !,
m"y Figale "ny s"ia YID5 ~ IT
wronr '''
q NON saw Mr. 'rutor ,hot f,,o ,.oor
artsr What Won elntn ~ Mr.. Tii,nr,. yn,,,
fcssion she insisted to Won thot el,a hnI
not violatn1 hn, ,narri,,,. ,n,,
A. Ycs Elizohcth was in n go,t of yo
norore.liko cloud Shn,.ae Iot,,,,o,, li,rht
and dark. She could NOT ser thot if was
wrong She maintained tn hn, n,o,to,. IL
nv presence that She hod NOV d"ne ,yrir' ~
Size cannot hear TO dn yronr , sense ~
having done wronr is cnomTh 70 cr men, hor
She naturally seeks for her own neacr n
conscientious verdict Sho ncyn, ,,Cr1G
have had these relations If she had s1n,
nosed ot the limo that tho,. ,,.o,o ,,.,','i,
For such LARGE moral nnl,Irc There is y
lacl; of n certain balance md nn,,inniso
She has NOT n win ,liot rnidns and resfroins
Rnt Tlizobcth never doSs ~, any, ,;,n,. t"at
which does not hive The stomn IF bor c com.
science nj the time uoon if
O. Do Won saw thai she din nr did not in.
sjst that She had not violated hnr ,,,nr,iaa,
vows?
A. She ALWAYS was saving that "It never
seemed to her wrong" and. "'The0dore. |
do not know that have wronred YOU"
O. What Go youunderstaud hcras mean
ing by "ro love is nraiscworthy, but the
abuse of love is sin p
A. rather think she meant carving love
to too great an extent.