, 1875-07-10

ti bGk III llHeICultkft Htll1 lile1 tIH FpohG ~
tho beauty Of the cnuntrr as We Tnescta tf'c
vnrious stations, lie changed his sent. nnd sat
opposite 10 mn. III rpoke IT tho Academy, and
asked II ! had bern At AlaefHhot ana shii.
and wn went ~ a lall there" Something WAS
said nhnnt Midhnrsi. and I said canlo ffnm
ttcro. IT, patl hr rha OIL thn stnH in the Sctlh
Camp. ls was hefhre We came tn Wohsnc.
SEEING my por4nantean in tho compartment. tt'
tn,d. u sec You nro gang to uoyet: ntu rou
gning &lltrc tonight" I said ''leA ws elat
ho OF to.nAorIow morning" lfc aai, "Ars ,,on
Eol"E alone" md s.a 3D.! M ,s my ms prgtI,srin1 ,,1
"fou Mil l,ave to wait two hours in town. You
ought to stay TOW days in to.r." lsaki 80 had
previously hcen week or Two before. lie saul;
II suppose you wrnt to a1l the thcatrcsf" l
snHl, "Wn SAW lfnfnir. and nothing mere"
}ln said. "a batter acsor than saiynt liz cot,'':
out-~1tnpe Tho itsliana seem worry strong in that
way and tl,ero are no particularly good Engl;sh
nctorR coming nn.' lle aaked ma II beloved in
yessA,isn continued for rcn,e tnlno Tho tram
| stopped At WukuE Station. No onn got into tho
carriage. l1e asked ,uo il could liz a
timo Y, DO Oh The limo again. said. "So." Ilo
ts ICY , won't" nit ,n!9 li9 ,I then pns M tho nn?T %
II ei!au't." flo anid, .'You gtvo me your nar'c."
aatl, III elan't." 1lo AGAIN eaid. ''wili YOU
eivn mo youy nnmr. and taid, II ehh,1t.' lilo
rad, "Why ho.?" said, 1ccause | do not
chooee,;, don't s"o any reason Why shou'd"
llo paid, "Nil you till ne rour Christian
namo7" u1ado no reply.
TIE ASsACLT.
lie cl4angod his sent al,i caulo beaito mo, ansl
took holi Of n.r Land. | Rx!d, ''Gct away; l
l1c Put his arn, round my waist and hell mo in
frnnt with The u,her arm nrll kissed Ino. t1o
said, "fou must l;i:s mo- darnH.' l k1t up,
and after grea. truube reached tho bell the .ita!
llo said, bout ling; don! 1,ng." / ln. ont
! my ha,ul md i1icd Tho hell Eolll ways, hut it
wul1il not nl.,o, Then lie forced Mo Lack into
the corner-tlio eaino corner was In before
Hclt bcin. III frcnt. and rlactl his tsce m mine.
Rnd klssril mo OH tho lips. sail. If tell yuu
my n,mo. viii you gct ufi" don't tisuI ho
tnatlo auy reply. 1hon lio sank down c3oko IN
les.. OIL my stocking. above my boot. struck
tho window with my elbow, to roo II coll;d
hrcnk tho eass: but it did not break, aua gtt
up INSTANTLY. I 70. the window down ami
1 r. ee.eamed. W Nobody heard / felt quits
strmlClcd with something pulling ma hclslnd.
l1o was pulling mo back. 1 screamed onco
noro feeling It WAS all was ablo to DO, nnl nt
tho eamc tino tulsted round !he handle OF tho
door, aud rteprcd ont backward on tho foot
hoard aEd hell WITH my left hand OH tho haudo.
| He had hold OF nus arm. Iept firm hold Of la
arm wts. my right land. and said, y II you ieaec
go shall fall Ile sAid. "f;ct tn. tleas; Eos
in. desr; vnu eet in. aud vii! get out ht tho
other door, and l.o prepared to moyc on. Ihad
| seen tho u,her ,loor locked ut UuiIarora.
ss'd nsa,n. "If yon iehyn 60 rhnli fall" said
not hing mora. When WAS outside raw tho
Fassrn:ers' heads out OF tho windows-.wo
gentlemen iii tho next compartment said,
| "liu~ long IL 1t hefore the trim Btors7" I
rollld not hear whether any reply WAS given, out
fancy he said, II don't know:"' Nothing
atsa. sf f's ls, nv 'f" lat Is s soon no as fe so
ant. Tho hat psodvc.d is tho ono. be-
| fore tho traln stopped was yerg nearly CT
lausscd. When tho staiu stopped defendant
ssid: .1 "pont ~ ssy M Msuytl!nE M you don't T. Know IN ~
frightened. | will give you INF I'nlno or aug;
thing elsc," I made no reply. Several
| Of tho lasscngors came nr. aud the onGins-
driver and tia guard. The Rev; Mr.. brown was
said. "What is tho matter Y said. That
,llar wnild not leavo nc alonc." They mid,
(which man i" said, "lha. man." Tho do
fehelant was thera. Ihoy saisi, eve !,a.e re-.
compartment. I raid, II must Aave so,no ono
with 1nu." md tho Nev. Ur. Dronn got
into tho eamo compartment, and ven.
on with mo to tho end Of tue Jour
tion went with tho lsev. Ms. brown and somo
Of the passengers aud officials to tbs olice. Tho
defendant was takou thoro ns we'll. 1ie said :
Il sm very aorry for anything did to fr1ghten
Defentlaut said: know your brother very we'll
indeed; giyo mo hia address, and will wii,o to
him." said .'you may do what you chooBn.''
l did mot rive him my brothers address. We
DR.. Dickinson, in Chesterfield Atroet, with Mr.
brown. bad largo bruise OH my right arm.
TIE CRnAs-ExAM!xATtoa.
Was any liberty taken With sou bofore you got
TO Wokingp No. not the least suspicion.
The Chaismar-You had every reason to be.
love TINT yJu woro travelling with gentleman.
Compla1nant-I Lad.
Nr. iiawkiul-1 understand my friend ia going
TO saL you to son1 this easo elsewhere. I ash
uu~ whother you are going 10 do tllat7
| The ChaiiMAn-We can hardly do utliorHisp.
atr. Hawkins--In Justice to myself as vol ~
my chiont, II you nre eoiug to send the case DO.
foro snother tribunal Will not ooonpy the time
with any 1uestions. There aro questions wlicl
must DO put hoFcaftor sud. in Justice TO the lady
heraclf. l do not wish to put those gussttonl
moro than oncc. do not propose now to cross
examine her.
Tho Chairmsn-Tha Bench nro unanimous Il
sondng tho case for further investigation.
Mr.. Iawkins-lt might be an,l TINT QUO loef
mt do nuo'H duty II ono door not cross-ax
hInlne-
Tho Cllslr1nau-Yol roHerso your defense.
| blr. llAwkins-Ho do net put II ~ that Way
bu. il II treating ttlo afy she las right to b
treated. think it IL better, II there aro Gnca
ttous. tlat ahould put slleln hereafter. l Ok
not Wish to say ono slnRlo thing which wou3t
| give this lady unnoces4ary patn.
Mr. Poland--1 know that my learned frient
would adopt this course. I now propose to Cal
other witnesses. aud complete the caeo as lar a
u ,loceasary now.
Heury Ia!!oy-1 ~sa tho gna1a Of tho p. m
traln from lostatnouth OIL Thursday laHt. VI
Hot TO WuklnY at t45i, eleven minutes !ato. Tier,
ID no conl attached 10 tho tra.u. no comlnuulca
ton Tilo dlais In tic carriages don't act. Ii
tween Walton and EEher my attnntian wnB at
trartcl by tic paast,grrn on tho oir sio lookInj
out Of tho Viudovs. aud thu driver blew hi
"hiHt!e-the Ordinary whistle, lot tho alar,1
whistle. put Oh tho brake, and wu stopped th
train between tho old paret-mill and tLe dls
tancc-s1gnnl, somo distance thiH siAo Of Eahe
Station. Az wo were stopping saw . lady Of
tho stsp outside .lnt-class uarriaRo, on the neA
sido. Wheu tho train stopped. and some O
the paFsougcss and tho driver won't up to IT,
lady. She was e1cied. did not notice he
dtcBs. I asked her what WAS tue mattor. Fill
said tho gentleman lad iusulto,l l,cr npd woul,
not leave hor aiune. Sis lotorred II tho gentle
man sitting tl,osej (pointinx TO tho Defendant
lilo wAs standing outside OH The gravel. Askt,
tho gentleman what 10 l!a'l been doing to I'll
laIy, and lls said l.o Ind keen dotng ,lolLug.
put t!s gentleman into tie no1t compartment
viii, threo oshar gentlemen, and locked Il. 9Th