, 1874-10-23

at ller sho keeps nloor from. .he family. sho knows
YOU arc hcrc, and. though ahe hnsnt tccn you iu
Scar yon SEQ klo don't como down." called aiary,
rased, then n,ao soe escute about aoonE to tic tea,
nut lcis TIM room. Aunt ChrisRy Raid aho VIVA tho
breathe worl Of thlR atsrcian to your husband,
for It 10 d terrible Thing 10 hor of anything
wronR. 1ontaecna llcrof anything wrong. for TN
eGr'aln cert t'ey arc married." Dy "thoy meant she
tn t,e morning cf tho 1ath Of July e.mo upon her
nI Witt was o NATTER she j. ss as staupe 4t s
o u ' NV Hy s st es y Sf ts sshsf e.
hon,o told arr. Miller thonQht Mary wan preRnast.
u Ido snid MY a9, yan don thk 81" ADVISED him
to taEH MI. Northran Into hts confidence ud advise
Win Hin. lie went out nnd catno back pretty soon.
Mary wLs II at tue nczt ncIehhor'a. Whnn vic cano
home M called hsr tn!o my room: sald That wanted to
meant ssa n nean that. then asked or asveral
's sle ess gs.psa a @ se
70 g!aa !; get Your ser!iaesto. Then aLo droorca
ny h,'seand eatrla in and aad p. Hl,o y not
risa;a H., Mt slsr % te ste her 4 Glenenn
You to 1t !" saia he, and ale answered., Yos
!r alondenning smiled ironically. she neser nfter
allsied to any os'.sr nst as tho father II her child,
and never hcsltatea to ny TINT John s. Gledennng
arrested. went INTO tha parlor with hm a,ono and
6Asut WALL 3uu 10 lHhEI3 NARY" 10 whom II
se %S Fe' e. asssers Ts "? Il. To-
s Hsssd h, hsad knw
ssts %si ssSs r. sss s
had time aud tinse again Rsil to 0!suenn.ng tlat aho
,nhst tel! ler conaln Of hcr condition; aho couldn't
ys anfs ass III Ii IT, h nsF Tees. @ h.
Hshs sIS NO." % lie .a!d I y pot ;fs yo te 1s' ''
fc- t,&nk tsI1a
eaked for ink: She go aonc 1Ie then told her to iii
down md write as hs dstaet, aud commenced to dc
got ep a e ySto e
got out on account Of tho Church, and lie Prcsscry,
viii iii item il they ind i ont." And s,e askcd.
"nn! what Of mc7, What'a to become Of me?s
Glendcnnlng told her he would stand by he, bnt sho
ucro Mr.: GlcndenniuE tndulged In one OF ha
indoscribablo aniloB. and Mira. Millor half risiug
from her Aeat, exclaimed:
..sls;, don't sec anythin,g to laugh at!"
Moderator thnmped his des'', and thu audience
expected a aceno. Even tho smiling Mr. Glou-
donuing looked disturbed.
HRS. Miller continued:
Mary told him ato couldn't write that. liz said,
please, then" said he, drawing pisol Mnry said to
s pn tat 1le se e,t troanng r. hof eeat EssrythinE
sane saIo's a n' ss Then r s a w1 w @
could not tc whAs ehe wrote, but there wero no
namca. Il there are names IN tho paper duplicating
to ne TINT aendrnning seduecd her OH tho 4th Ut
Jnly 1873 IN our back parior. She told tint rho
destroyed all aentcnningA letters to about ns fast
usted her Why she did 80. She answered that hs bud
told her 1t WIS better to do ao ansf then ous would
After tho birth Of tho child wclt TO tho Asylum In
Clinton placc Now Yors, to about getting the
child n%ssa. hsd not !hs slightest i1s = aSajne
urcrs. 10 asked about The father. described Glen
neck, and-here / hesltatea-.. and black hair ani
eyes, and smooth face Z" saia the Doctor Thnt,s
Its n, ,,a a re postoT tsn s s1 It
sr' I'D q Mssroa' wy Shs " Eas%
this news?' at looks 'ssaid tho Ductor Tho Fr-
t!ay after aarya tsa,h went again to the Asyu and
here to got girl Into tho Asslun." She said: ~ re-
& had not tleacribed him to her "1e acted strange
was agntca anu ID. dtd n1t @ want to Into 9 reception
of my pocket and tho MatTon said:
ies tue very man !" and she told mo to come tho
doctors. went again to the Asylum. and DR.. Hub
bard said he had heard whut tho slatron had aail,
ta no d t9a hsr to 10 e fpf to % hav
said that he couldn't say that he had seen tbs man
Dtforo.
Very often during her sickness Mary referred to
Glcnenuig tic father Of tie child. Ono night she
called mc up at o'clock. said shc waa troubled. and
couldn't sleap She was very nervous and looked tho
picture Of despair 1hen 1n tho conversation that to-
lowed, she saa, "John i. Gleudeuning is the father
Of my child nnd no other hear he walks tie Streets
could look III here aud the misery lo has cal,scln
I heard the last statement she made to Judge
A1ridGc Mary waH perfectly rational. She had been
very nlicasy, aud wanted "Cousin Suith." Some Of
aAe was tsing, AMI suggested that ono bu acut
for nA she evidently wunteh 10 Eay aoethiug Judge
Astri1%e waa suggested, anl Mrs. Reeves went FOR
ils, tut retureu saying that liz did wish to come
aud :sked Il sho wanted to 5udgo Aldrldge. She
sait "yeg." Tnen hr. Dudley went for thu Judge.
When Mr. Gordon and Mr. Duun cA1l,e III to pray with
her before sAe ite ae sail: al think yotl aro bolh
good men. You havo heard ha story hut you huve not
heard mine. 1t. uBuardel moment fell and John 8.
Gicnlenning fell with me! Anu want to proclaim
to you Eefo.e God my witness. that John s. G!en-
lenuiug Ia the father of my child, and no otley."
TAcro was no coercion nor persuasion used 10 induce
Nary Fomcroy to mako tllo stacnant and when Bha
wls making tie statement 10 Judge A!dstdge dir
tnetIy heard 4er say ut GeudrnHing was the father
cf her child. askcd Mary what was meant by tho
naines In G1euiaenung's paper whfeh 10 said would
tnlp!icatc six men, and she su!d Gendennlng bud Of
H"liaway. aud Gordon, md Sorttirup. aud Randall,
Gus Ne6ses anu Temuly JoEcs A1ra. htIter's b1otl-
er}, aid said ho tu1lll rrovo It, Mary Eaid that she
WIS III such condition sho had to endure this 1au
gtlage from him that sic Was fully III lis power.
Or, bod then began the cross-oxannation,
but no testimony OF Importance waB given be-
fore the adjournment.
Destroying Angels.
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