The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-11
ton seemed greatly agitated; | spoke to
her about her appearance.

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Mr.. Evarts objected to this
The witness continued: l was in the
habit Of going to the country in the sum
mer time; | went that year in July and il
was a lew weeks before went TO the
country that was at Moultons.
Mr.. Fullerton offered to give the con-
versation between Mrs. Monlton and wit.
ness on that day, but as it was covered by
Judge Nelson's previous ruling 1t was
not admitted.
CroSs.examined by Mr.. Eyarts-My
husbands name was Robert Eddy; he
was q bOOk.keeper in Woodruff 4 Robin
sons; think ICalled at MoultOn's house
on that day at II o'clock; l became ac-
quainted with Mrs. MOulton shortly after
my marriage; know Wallace L, Cald.
well and that he frequently went to
Europe in the summer; do not know
whether my visit was before he wont to
Europe or not; when | called l do not
think MOultOn was confined to the house
by sickness. rntfl.,r s..I. .0' 't.
Mrs. Emma r, Moulton was then
recalled. and she testified: j am
acquainted with Mrs. Eddy; she called
on me on the day Of Mr.. Beecher's inter-
view with me. BeoCher was then just
leaving the house when she called. fs.
Mr.. Fullerton said this was all he had
TO ask witness about Mrs. Eddy, but he
said he would have to call her at % future
point Of the proceedings.
CFoss.examined by Evarts: Mrs. Eddy
called on me on the ID Of June, 1873. /
repeated the conversation 10 her. only
tx the date Of the call by the ConversN.
tion had with Beecher on that day.
Mrs. Moulton here left the court room
with her husband, who had accompanied
her and Mrs. Eddy. tItr'
Frederick W. Mitchell was then called
and testified ! reside In NOrwalk,
Conn. In 1871 was bOok.keeper for
Woodruff & Claain. They occupied the
offices at No. A Broad street when l
went there, and when left, on the lst Of
October, 1871. knew the colOred boy
WOodley; he swept out the Office and
sold newspapers, l do not think his
education was very good; he could hardly
write his own name. never know Of his
making selections from exchanges, but
he brought papers from the postoitiCe. |
have seen Tilton there two or three times
o week. l|.H at.. ...
Mary CathariHo Mcdonald, servant Of
Tilton's family for many years, was then
sworn and testified; l reside at present
with Mr.. Tilton; ! did not stay there alto
gethcr, but came and went when pleas.
cd; did this ever since he has been mar
ried; tho last three or four years | have
been there altosOt!,ep, sHOOpt thFaa nr
four weeks; generally went TO her par
ents in the summer, at Keyport, N. J.j l
was at Mrs. Tilton's when Mrs. Tilton
went to Monticello; II was in July about
four years ago this summer; | think she
went more than once; have letter
written to me by Mrs, Tilton from Monti.
cello, but 1t is Gt Keyport; went down to
KeypOrt on the following Monday and
Miss Turner came down on Tuesday,
think; when l left Tilton's that day Gree.
ley was not there, but he expected him;
assisted the day | left in making arrange.
ments for Greeley; Tilton gave Bessie
Turner money to go to KeypOrti do not
know where she went, but she did not
come to KeypOrt that day she left the
house at ten or eleven o'clock; Tilt0n
gave her either two or q five dollar bill.
Court adjourned.