New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

no attacks that Mrs Ton had had he was asdhe feared
that she would die in one OF them and didn't think she would
possibly her confinement and felt very badly ie
as Mrs Tton was going die and plead with him, win
tes In my eyes and asked him II he would not be kind 70
her He said there was nothing the matter with Elizabeth
that she was az well she and that the way
she weeping perfectly natural 10 her.
said | didn't think it was natural for people TO
crA all the time unless they had something 10
cry about He said Elizabeth as well as ever she wa
and that weeping because she felt 50 bli-oe
bodily health but she weeping Tor her SIN
with Mr. Beecher that that what made her cry
@ Did you mention anything that conversation about an
with letter Of his while you were IN
Marietta, A letter
@ letter that she received from Mr. Tlton' A Yes, Sir
| took letter up.
q No am asking how the fact was but whether you
mentioned It 10 him A Yes, Sir did.
@ What did you tell him that subject A. told him
that had taken letter Of his to Mrs Tton-up to Mrs TIL
Marietta and she opened the letter and read t-seemed
read through and she turned perfectly white and fel
very heavily to the floor with the gasped her hand
O. Did YOU tell him what followed them A. told him that
she fell to the floor and tainted and went and called Mrs
Putnam and up and then she called Philip the col
ored man. and he lifted Mrs Tilton in bed.
Mr. Fleron-the witness says she Is quito ILL., your Honor
and does nor with to remain any longer today We are quite
willing the Court should recognize it. and adjourn
Mr. Caldwell the usher Of Plymouth Church-She says
she will wait.
Mr. Porter-We will suspend her examination.
Mr. shearman-We have a witness here.
Mr.. Beach-shc says she wishes to stay.
Mr. Portpr-I would not wish her toH she be ILL.,
Mr. Cadwcll-she has complained all day OF headache
Mr. Porer-Wel, win 20 ITO the witness You in
tenrup any II you feel that you cannot continue
to be examined.
@ Do you remember what you used in speaking 10 him
about A. said: That awful letter" that he
wrote.
@ What did he say that-about the letter. A don't
remember what he said.
@ What was the result OF this appeal Of yours in behalf OF
Mrs Toni what did he do in the eGd1 A. left him in the
and went ont.
O. That H. left him the in which the conversation
had occurred A. Yes, Sir
O. His own studyl
Mr. Beact-She did not say it was in the studye
BY Mr. Porter-Wasnt it the study? A. No. Sir, in his
bedroom.
O. Now will you just thus iuncture, whether he
was In the habit OF changing his study from room to ROOM
Yes Sir on one occasion changed his study twice during
that week.
@. Moving all the thns' A. Having all the books and
everything brought down; yes. Sir
q Was the study at different times in different rooms about
the housed A. Yes, Sir.
O. About how often did he make these changes in the study
Well remember this instance where he changed the
study twice during the week and then he usedeyera times
he changed his study previous to this and after
O. Do you remember the time when Mrs Titon was taken
seriously i'll in Decemberg A Yes. sir; she taken sick
Christmas Eve, the oath OF December.
O. On Christmas Eve, A. Yes Sir Saturday night Christ
mas Saturday that year
O. Was the doctor brought there that night A Yes;
think went after h-went with the girl after him-Dr
Skies
Q And Mrs. Mitchell, the nurse' A Mrs Mitchell was
there yes Sir.