The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

EenluenEt upttuh \ ENatukA. w, Ii4tH ~
4 Mr.. FBeeeher 10 her on the hb5eqpepI
SATURDAY evening, 6lIoWsd aid otheI
sipilaf aca on Yatidps Occadou RON
the adtumn q 1s6Sto the spring 81 1870
the places being the residences al afore'
said and occasionally other places to
which her pastor would invite or accom-
pany her and at which he would meet her
by previous appointment; these acts Of
wrong doing being on her part from first
to last, not Vanton or consciously wicked,
but arising through he binding of nj
moral perceptions oceasiOhed BY the pow
erful influence exerted on her mind at
that time to this end by Rev. Henry Ward
BeeeCher as her trusted religious pre-
ceptOr and guide
Judge Nelson ruled this out, and Mr.,
Beach took exception.
Mr., Fullerton stated that he desired 70
product } wimeRs AZ GlShedi y .eSl y
New York early this afternoon, where she
was under medical treatment.
The court agreed, and lady ascendCd
the stand VINO gave her name as Kate
'Cary, and said she came from Bellyue
Hospital, where shO had been Tor eleven
weeks.
The, witness COntinued7I was in the
seFyics OF Mrs, gEiltQpI about hik.y yea9
ago; wlIsi I8hb fheTd Ms. NltunlS hat
to Monticello; | went with her and re-
turned to the city with her; saw Beech
er go into Mrs. Tiltons he'd room several
times, and she shut tho door after him.
whom no went in was in tho next room,
which was separated by folding doors from
IT. this was before she wehtt8 Monticello;
| | saw hen in tho back pRFlOE'Giter her re-
turn sitting OR,MT, BeseheHs knee; II was
then IN tho evening, but saw them dis
tinctly; the folding doors were open; [
saw her head on his shoulder, and no said,
ttlIuw do you feel ElizabethT' and she
bald, "Dear father, feel 80 sO;" | did not
see anything else; this was about three
weeks after hCr return from Monticello;
BeeGheF called thgee or four tipOs bel0Ee
she Sliitl VI Alohlicello! } lGlie Ireasohtd
left Was because OF some words ! had with
Bessie Turner. think | left In cold
weather, but ! do not know whether ii
was before or after the electiopll
CrOss-cxamined by Mr., EVdfE--Wit-
ness gave tho names Of various parties
sho lived with after leaving Mrs, Tilton,
and COntinued-I have been " tu'hsqlth
for ten weeks; Mrs, lIah4b,I n Fifth street
obtained mo EhssitpatiogAtA2. MlUlE9i
I came thOtV abblft two Reeks atter lhe
birth Of tho child, ! thAtk yymh tihU in
juno; the family Ihen, CONSISTED f four
children, Mr.. aud. iAltsl Till6A Ind six
servants iYrIgliRgc ResFlPr Fg9rnG9ri Mr..
Fass, / w ss'' him. Vi
had often heard OF him however
the foldipg aggFS EpFr9led AlrIE, Atqn's
room frohl' tlle lhitse, but seldom Won't
into her room, although tho doors were
usually open; when Mrs, Tiltog went N
bel ShS cloAtd the doors; abouttwd'TcGk5
after | went to service, there ! first saw
Mr.. ReSOher; ! was IN another room, PPtrgl
saw him come III; Jessie Burke showed
him up to Mrs. Tiltons tUohli shc told mo
afterwards that she opened the door to
him; Jessie went to zoe first II Mrs. Tilton
was re0ly Ia receive Mr. Beecher and Mrs.
TiltQn repllgl abe Would be repiy ana
few IhlHmcSl Aho WaAiItb6d Wheh the IhelA
age came up, but she closed the folding
l0Ors; ! never saw Mr.. lSeecher there
again, excepting | was occupying tho
folding door room; this was, | think,
about four weeks after her confinement;
the family went to Monticello, but Mr..
Triton did not go there at ALI we were
living In u private boarding house there;
| was four months altogether In their EN-.
ploy; | YPY,M[ 4seher, q9d MrFr Tltgp
after her return from Monticello; |
was up stairs and SO was Mrs. Tilton
when word came Of his arrival; sshc
went down and, | halItp gQydQE1l torva
drink OF ice.watet. These rooms below
lERrc separated by folding doors, and |
Invent on that occasion to the sidebOarl In
the dining.room for my drink Of yater.
can III AZ nc date 6ptRhtl ihil Il was
about thrcO weeks afI9F hoEFStnFn ll!d o
Monticello. They wetc Aittiligoh afarBe
DIV. There are tGGpSfddbTss ii IT" liz
back parloE Afh one i'm the dipIngfpoh.
The chair Was III Y Corner 81 tke room
next to tho dlping.tooni and liftrent 81
tho window nearest The linliig!rbom: The
chair was near tho wall separating the
tlining.room and parlor. | saw Mr..
IIseCIer IN the Chair and Mrs. TiltoA Op
his knee saw thlsWltliout putting my
hcnd into the parlor, rs both doors were
open. | am widow. After l saw this
| went up stairs, Mrs. TiltOn Then had
her haHJ, pi NIX llecdbeHS stol dor. FIlie
door ofS Tic dining.room was open YhCp
4 wont inTtiDa u slyayA lSit5pSHd J. U
\ Mrs. Bedcher paid MrH. Tiltoh three or
4 four visits before she went to the coun.
bks s Of D elegant sssy. 9oyssjS st around
her bed. Mr.. q'ilt6a sa% thtSd tlbHSts
and all thg FcrvalItA knew who2heey came
from. Last Friday first told Of having
seen these things, 10 Mrs. tawronce,l \
benevolent lady3WhO yiAits The sick N
bellevue hospital, aud AZ was tlIEougl her
that I berdni6 a'wltheSa fdSef had any
trouble with Mrs Tilton. Ev1rtS an
nOlnced that this was al no had to a9k
the witness and she Was aupEettO with
hrawn.h X 'LhlVG "a NJ
Nutrition thGii Resumed tho witiieA'
charlie was UskeIl what hO meant by
stating before the Investigating Com