, 1875-03-20
etureB OIL thu walls, ntllrcd III hiB night
cIbtl,c.. Ilo would take tito pictures dnwn and
ltng them rp again. lIo was also III Tho habit

TRr1Sa All. THE nEns IN THE HOUSE
bcfos" l,o conl!l make III l,t Ml,!1 10 sonnin H.,
twice. ~ l,c said ho wanted to try bos to aHoer-
tkiu which Naa tho no!tcst. Mra. 1llton fol-
lowed him around with pillows 1t, l,or ntnis.
iilton ,Ssa in the hnbit ef wandering nrannd tho
l,oltao in llFs upht-cloltes. ......
Mr.. leach obIectti In 'ha faat answer. but
Tho Court allowed It to roma'n in, and ll'o usual
rccesa was tIen take1,.
Attor tha rocces ncasio Turner's drccs exnm-
scntifled: Triton was in Tho Ilahit Of going
around IN Ills riEt.clollcss These s!,lIou
moods Of bis would last for two or streo days.
ona would Occur ffe"9,'}I oa gns
Mrs. Illton vas very much troubled, and aa't!
70. She indicated her trouble by Walking ur' and
down the room nFd slairs, s'nl Listening whom
sllo hesrd catrluge.whcolB. Ap'rrHena!ona wore
Mis-. Tilton wont up 10 him and said. . Oh, Thoo-
doro, daraing, am 10 glal.yon calno In. have
heen 80 troubled. fcatcd sonoth!nE had hap
toucd to you, and tho clill IL 80 III" Mr. lllton
throw himself on tho sofn and enid 1t dld not
matter, aud he boEa,l strok,ug iie hair. know
If one or two instances in Which no
OFFERED OBJECTIONS To ItEN FitlESDs COMING TO
int she nlvavs ttcataI i,ls friouls woll whor,
they cnuse into tho house. On Gao occasion III
ton was a.ay OIL lectnro tour. aud Slrs Itlton
bud II trouble with lor vet nurEo, Kate Smith.
When liu returned hlso went tu him and naked
lH advice. and lso aaia not to trouble him with
out his Interference; that X e'in desired
10 keep Katc smith aho might do 80,
hit tint 1t nfle desired to dtAcharge hor to
let hor 20, but in no easo to como to Him about
Tito wtucas was asked II TiltoD wan In tls
habit OF ocotdiug lis wife, to which beach OH
tectcd, but tho question was allowed. and Wit
HOES said: hosrd Iiton reold hia wife trc-
nforn ILL., In r6h
had hor in q room eovcr4l times, and the door
locked talking harahly to fior, aud using profauo
expressions. 1 noser heard hor voice raised OIL
| these occasions. THIS habit Of locking himself
and. tho bell would ring frequently for
meals to which she would not como
DOM. / remember. ono Sunday aitornon, two
gonslomon weso iu tho room, and he talked to
conversation tlat tool placo tl,en. On ono 90
casson. l.easd him upsailing hor, aud eho hnld
allo would do all sho could, and was trying to
mako ovory dollar 80 RI far as slie could TIL
ton Was very faatidlous about his food, and On
aoIno occaBions, When ho camo down 10 break
stosh stss vi vas "dr drr 'i While waitiug hts CON-
ing doWn-stafs, nonetltuos dibhes OF
whey were prepared for him. Parties wore
III tho habit of Bsying to tho children stlcir
mother mas tho most unse1l1ait woman, and
1ilton used to nisconstrue this mil say she Has
a so!sls woman.
DEECiIEn FREQUENTLY CALLED AT Mhs. TfLToN8.
lliA manner waB Eei,tlemans, pat l never saw
nuy in,prorrlctY i, their conduct toward oac,
other. l nover observed any diiferont treatment
to him as compared with other friontls who
called. ron1elnbor him going up to tho sitting
s9on and us!ttng an playing VII the ch!ldrSn m
IIayen md others we're iii the hnblt Ut cai'ing,
but thoy received tho sauo treatment as :lr.
hecchcr. {shown como rhotographs,) Tleso
saw III tue l1o'tc. There wcro three or four
strRi} Irf In Ill {y,
house. Tioro w0ro backs in tho house which
hnd been t'rcBcnted By Deechcr. On ono parsicn-
Ia: occasion
TiLroS VISITED III ROOM
lit 1907. and wo had conversation. had gone
to bed in tho hoaecond-ssorg bctl-roon,,- room
doors,-aud had u0t boon In bed very
long before Titon catns III aud said ho
had come to kies mo good night. wns lying on
tho side OF tho bed ucatest tho door, md ho
wont around to tho othor udo and leaned oyor
tho bed mad kiaael mo good night and-Hhall I
give you all tho conversation
Q.-fcs, giyo oil the conversation.
A.-Ho al1okcl my forehead mud my hslr, and
said what nice soft lar Ind, and how nioo mud
soft my iicnh was on my forehcad, md thon he
put hla l4and Oh my neck, md took hiH hand
of, and 10 sayas ,.Why, hsssio my dear; you
ara rainfulty modest H., and ho saSe, "Ilese
aocety WHO do all1 theao tlinEa. t ID parfectly
proper, and only peoplo OF impure Minds think
Of tliings tilto s'lat ~ not being right" satd
| could not Aetp whak they did III tile beat clnsHcs
proper and what was raodeet, aud / wau going
to carry tllo1n out, and that didn't think Il was
proper for him to put luis lsand into my
nec!, and vas not going to let
thought In tho beas c!esses Of aoclesy. lie then
laid down aud asked mo II 1 would not like to bo
married.. "Why," asked, "what In tho world
put that In your load = well, ho saia was an
affcctionata and true gfrl, aud
OUGHT 70 nE MANNED,
and ought to hafo 4 good husband. saiu
th.t l supposed when tho time oa.ue, and
the rlsht man came along; porhaps
would set married., but I didn't think Of
troublo mo much. aud that was not tho chief end
lit life. II did got married, taoro would 10 one
thtug would not havaa literary u,au Tor hua-
band. And ho theu naked mo ii didn't think
some poonlo had atllnltlos for each other. l
asked him what no meant by af'nisies, aud ho
said when q man SAW WOMAN lo loved sho
Hhoufd ho his affinity, and thoy should 1.-Two TO-
gct,cr as nlan and vito, and that was what wss
ineaus BY au affinity for oach other. He aald
caress mo, hnd TINT no harm should come to ne.
I1e said was very strange child and had some
singular IDEAS llo than kissed me, bid me
goodnight, and left tho room.
ON ANOTHER OCCASION.
In 'GaI wont to bod, and Was frightened by see[ng
man In my room. jumnea up, and asked
who waa there and ho said Hush! its only
1no.-a[r. Tilson." then found ho Lad carried ma
into hts room. asked lin Why bo had
done this. and ho said he felt loncly. told him
| would not permit auch lbeytiea to be tascu
with me, and thcn got up and left the room.
| The next morning At breakfaB& Itton did not
took tho boat for Keyport, where stayed for
somo tins. 3ErB. Tllton was then away from
homo returned whan found that Mrs. Til
ton was IN town. DID not at that ti'nc toll Mrs.