, 1875-10-09

had claimed thai Mrs. Hnrh hal nScrtnt M TN
duo intuourc. liz proposed 10 sl,ow that ti,cro
rnH IN eg11onco n,nsaihlo In thn cnso to Bhow
Tint eho waH IN III" sensorpt tingrcn connected
with tho making Of tho will. II wun(l 10 rlnwn
that tbs Witness ltato Coylp tie'f in g,v,ng tho
boon connected with il. Tho testomny that !,a,,
boon excluded nb 10 tho feeling OF Mrs. Ward
towards tde Children Ut tho iasHt wlfo Wan oil
fnIHo,
slr. nomayn Hnil council had no riRls to ooE.,-
mont On tho nature Of testimony TINT had not
born introduced.
Tho Judge aai1 ho didn't think tho speaker
could Say whether oyidonco that lad not beau
given wAa ttuo OF falea,
" Wo viii show whero tlle sclluIns il" roarod
eorruption My frisnd had bettar Bette 'i.' l,svo hops
that word ecl,ome = to ltnsc!t.'
Mr.. Mct1danal, continued, challenging tho Jury
to nut shci. finger upon any tost,n,uny tu ahow
ttal Mrs. Ward evor OWN knew Of tho making
Of tho will. to cay nothing Of hor having induced
t.. Tho VIII Of 1a7s was said to have been die.
tatcd by fotly. But this very will EAve to Capt
Wards widow and children moro il vs'uo than
the" I'LL Of lA7l BY two or three hundred thousand
toa,H. Tho Will Of 1879 royctsa fo,sstaeu nr
tlttcen paSca Of fool'cnp 1'at tho te4tlmony Of
will didn't occnpy tho epxco Of tlye limos In
writing. t did not tAko an inch anil half aa
published IN tho newspapers. It In not shown
thnt tho spirits bal anything to ray ab1ut even
NlllII4 tHI ltlH 1EI WILL l1lH$
say Cant, Ward alwayB believed overythne Tho
st,ttitH told him. did lie ever hriug f,fs fam
ity toEntlier to consult Nbont Tho psnrlHions OF
this document, as Mrs. Kano sad the Bpsrita nd
yiaett2
1t is on tho faco Of tlo will Of 1874 ths. lilo
conspiracy which exiats here is apparent. On
this appears tho handiwork OF the cunning
Hconntirci whnRe natno haa been upon the lips Of
has been that OF man who was willing to
manipulate wisnoasca. The testimony OF Gla<lc
Ia cofroboraled BY Kauo. 1t is 1nado to appear
that Capt Waid won't to t1io latsor,. saving TINT
ho wanted to SEQ whether the revelations he ro-
tatncd from aate; than it Ia aad Tint he goos
to Mrs. Martin to find whether the spirits who
spcak through hor confrm tho advice given him
III Now York. Tho Testimony IL aovetaifod in
20 that ono witncsH 10 mRAo to corroborato an-
other. Those Is too much manipulation hero. It
Isn't tho Nny things arc ordinarily done In this
world. And, AZ Haa sa!da tho will OF 1871.
not 80 per cent Of the will Of 1874 las any rela-
tlon 10 tho COMMUNICATIONS received from the
spirits. lit s Bilau1 Look at this woman Kane
eha WAS asked low many Interviews sho had
with Capt. Ward. She said thoFc was vaat
number. hut, when closely Qncgtoned about
them by a!r. Pond,ate could not give any definite
answer. It waB 30 with Slado. Ho testified In
general outline, but ho could givo no specific de-
tails. That Ia tho status of this kind OF trBts~
nony.. On the othor band, 1t will 10 shown that
tho will wns tn fact dictated by Capt. Ward in
received from tho EAak or West. but from The
pIhco wi,ero he got 81. hsa in{o7mation, his own
head. Tho htetory Of the making Of that will IB
to be given In full.
Now ia respect to Eber 3. Ward Aiuno]f, Who
was he7 Ho was born noar TORONTO 10 1911.
Within thrco or four yoars the family wont to
Ohio. His mother died. 1oaving four young
children.-Emily. ABBY. Bully, and Ebor. Tho
Rochester for schooling, Eber working bis way.
Afterwards llo hccamo fisherman. At tho ai,o
Of u he left homo and went to ork for his
unclo samuol. centinuinE with tho lattor until
Samuel Wards doath. Tho two prosporoa, and
addition to what tho latter hud accumulated,
making In all between 42G0 900 and e30U, 600, no
making Ebof hts legateo. Samuel said he did It
bccauso ho owol II to Ebcr, who lad made 1t
dron each, Ebor aud Aunt Emily TOOK charge
ct all Of them. Caps. Ward was afcctionnte
and kindly. Il wae natural that he should pro-
ydo for thoso childrou In hH will, aud he did 10.
At tho time 81 his death he WAS carrying on u
Michigan. What hns bscome Of tlo hundreds
WHO haro dealt with bin for ycars paat making
contracts amounting to hundreds OF thousands
of do'ara7 lave thoY come lip to testify ~ to
Kencs, and Blades, and Martina, have been
callsa In to show it2 Why was II necoshary to
rake all tho dirty porlieus for tho Testimony that
vas wanted. II this naau couldn't mako d will,
death. tho man did Tot llyo WHO dared
10 charge him with incapaa!sy. url.-
titl, tho insrass1-Crabbe, the hypoorite
aud liar ar!-theao mon testify that ho SLOWED a
want Of capacity. Undue influence! II spirits
could pAt on their coats and put thor harness
ON, you'd seo clearing at that end Of tho table,
likely {giyiag . erant swcap with hta arm In
The direction Of tie contestants counse). It to
only now tliAt he is gone that tlpy oIsim le wss
incapable. Tho dead lion has to tako tho kick Of
tho Jackass, aud the jacksss gives tho kick be-
cause hn Ia 40 longor afraid"
At two minutes before 1Ir. Meddaugh asked
tho Judges permission to suspend. saying thai
now l,t would ha!sh his speech tho mora readily
In the morning. Tho Judge promptly CONSENT
cd. and tho court was adjourned. Tha caae u
likely to laHt ut loRst two weeks longer.
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