The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-08-26
Of the Attempts Made to lrjure
the Character Of Hrs. A.
G. WallinefOrd.
According To That Lady's State
ment She Has Been Great
iy Maligued,
And Thinks that the Newspapers
Have Been Wrong in Pub
fishing False Stories.
4 "l'imes" Reporter Has a CGn-
yersatiOn With the Lady.

to D. Wall ford, ard when 1T. rang the
name the writers would speak OF tbs D
Wailinsiori as "she,r but seldom, il ever
supplemented the name with "Mrs.," and
always speakine of her A. beautiful and
charming in The e-treme. Until about two
yeas ago, Ma. ; 1nie Claudine Walling.
for. had resided III this ci.y for about five
yeas previous to that time, and her friends
having so noticed this newspaper gossip
fea-rl Chat people unacquainted with heI
pa life, might suppose them 10 refer &c
state that Ms. Annie Claudine WaIling,
ioDi AID Ms D. Waliingford were moi
one and the same person. Among other
stories was one 10 the effect that this Mrs
D. Wallingford had swindled several hotels
in Chicago; another, that a gentleman was
Caugl. IN her room in Nashville hotel
Oh course. Ms. Annie Claudine's friends
knew these stories die not refer to her, lie.
cause they knew she was at the time resid-
ing in Washington. But, alas! as every.
body knows, gossip, no matter if 4 scandal
Is originally circulated about Brown, viii
apply il TO Jones, Il ii suits a purpose, and
80 ~ was in THIS case.
Ms. 4. c. Wall;ls.ord is now in this
CITY she is the niece OF ey-President
9on"Sofl' 'hd Is Tow ai,feo IN mourning,
il. Consequence OF Ike relationship and AZ
lection she bore that gentleman.
>. n LINES refoftef eaiieo Oh MS. wal
iihts'io'o yesterday, io' 'ne purpose Oh III
e',ie~HhS hef Al leSafu W .hese s'oiies'
anu AaSea ner "na' sne naa 70 say. one
/; ef'iieu that siie hau i'ed III lhis cay ior
i've i've years, ',lG lha. II ner ever act auriis
ne. ies Heiioe NEE a. hO' d Su-iIieii' fe'..-
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we nave sl"hen .: 'iiis lazy Dis Ms.
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Is .e'l h'fo"h py t.iis name, anu ie" OIL our
Ca i@eHs arc away tuat sii'ee iea'ihs mere
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WAS 'he Youngest Oh h'e c,iiareii-,h
sons ana Two daugh'ers-aha receiver Az
'iie adVan'ass o, educa.ion 'nat MONEY
couie oes'ow. nhe was co ucate', Al con-
'""' "a - Lou" WHICH sue a''eii',eu ior
over tntee se'r 81 soon a''er gs;'uua.h,S
sue met oaP.. "a.tiiSIoiu' ~ "a 'iie y. -
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noo"
In her fathers household, before the war
she reigned Ike young princess. ok
huidFc;: ai.d eighty slaves hiied her 'ath,
eF ea'ins ah': a reliiiI'e oil servants ioi wed
10 OBEY her every pecs ana caii' ana heT
every Wish was grained a. soon az EXP ess-
Ell. Beng The youngest and endowed with
almost angelic beau.y and supernatural
gr'ces, she was her ia'aeis pet and Prsde.
She rcssessei strong natural a-'ection anu
sn utter distiain ior the pomp ma display
OF wealth, which she regarded IS a glitter
calculated only tc c'.ch motns Hence IN
the choice Of secoId partner IL i''e, she
consulted only her heart.
Here she encountered an OBSTACLE not
calcria :ed upon. Her iather bitterly oP
posed the match and iasiy refused his con-
sent. Not that ne hal any objections to
the pro pecilVe groom, but he opposed his
daughter marrying again, preierring that
enc should pass the handler OF her lite
with him. lie soon won all the family to
his opinion, and tie lady had either 10 Ie-
her lover OF DEFY her family. She
compromised the difficulty by agreeing to
and so notihed Mr.. Tiffany,
29quain' ng mn w,ih ali me circumstances.
He gracefully yielded and the obIecting pa
rev: was appeased: soon AFTER this Mrs.
Wai!inSiotc visited Washington and ef-
recently used her influence III obtaining
Tor Nj. hilary commission IN the reSu-