, 1875-04-07


u Ms. CIV E1.rt. oaa,ne|-"1 tod MI pesshs. th,t
infor,c Hputon hrieGy nhL 1urrteay nfthAt atrnuge
Interview; .hst Moulton h.d inat.al'y rid 'Tla
,,t,1sn tn,,st be crazy sbe must be dealt with
determination By Monl,on hc aud aokn carr. gc-
tslle's s,ts1xas.i. u. Wy oar that tie and We
,iroyc IL Mrs WoolhnliA house. lni 1,ecches that
80, %dsan f0n at ane uEus a' m s s
occupied atlont!nn mt with t!Ao story, o1cce 10
very aah p4rs. but mainly ttl, an c.;sas.gant as
sood In the 1nt.a Of the :oor AMI lad l"t Kind
Of talder With her atss lotwern earth and heavsnt
,,! o. Thc! bio *4'4 III" angela '''''''ta 'n' 'e
Q.-Dil he giyo yon that narrative? A.-'So, sir.
1neyer heard Of Il Until, heard Il hers
y 10 ny Interview and to tho scandal, and that aoul-
hs sa hss a A. va Tfas os S o ssas ef
anoshor thai aho lid only 10 O. 10 1rook!yn to nc
Mrs. ron and t "" x1'a cnso III ~ ruon ndu of sny
frch cruel story." A-Tlton mover told mo any such
thing. r,,,
al1ut iis interview tttwcsn Monl,on aud himself and
Mrs. woolau? 1l IT, =" or or aia 10 .sy y: a. to-.
away that night. had discussed in tho carriage how ne
should ret along With s1rs. W"odh1!l that sloul!nn
THE wol.Ay WAS NOT IN Her n1orr MIND,
son, aud ~ kIndnes.. aud tola lin il 10 h,a auy
III new isnser-co.nfort th,s nav enet1y-l wanted
10 losr thsns." D. 5ou ro.hemler anything of ihat
1 {; isa, NJ t sssna. m'r ss.
tween Tison, SouIton, snd airs. Woodhul, OF only
tic repetision Of them to mo
vsii, uosh;ua 20 Of that l,nd wa over toll ne.
Q.-Yow, Mr. Boucher, what conversation did you
Sns t.lan 1as Sy Tson Or Iouso1 Or uo viii yor
SnoSIedgc, Il, regard 10 Nrs. Woodluli A.-.So,ls
far0 h& 1t1FH f}1R u
~ ~ Ii ctncernnI ma 10 iisfa to hcr cu}ooos a
hand OF Mn1,!ton mad Tilton. She narnr In aly way
whatever, bY lny cuuuao vas brought iutu ibis INIT
tsr nor did IN any way whatever propose any cum.
81 no,hod. mode, machinery, anything else. for
haso occursed Ia IN interview between yo and lin.
Moulton said that his "mc.hod wat-ata proposition
hs p beF uner .n oSao 10 H. w. Besef
said thst he would yery chcerfay cooperate In that
Tian. Io aalcd nc uhat H., Tiffany il would
cooperate. sald would. and VIC agreed
deal with Mra. Woodruff that we would become per-
sonat1y acqnalntcd with her." A.-No, ~; that Is
G.. @ nd1 s. % s ssi a,s s et w
and they did ast nc on one oses,ion il vot.il no.
fo p w hs fe'a''a anything
Q.-Now, 1t this tnsc.visw, did anything Of this
kind oceur7 ave agreed also that, a. shs w.s .
woinanir ec1n.intahssshir Other vorda thst sho
Nouont pceelicr said it wns Impossible for him to
do anything in that regard With Mrs peeeler;.that
shp would hover nuke ay a!auce With him 10 any 4uch
ends; php hard woman toge along ~,th, Ind sue
must to left cut Of that Did any such convcrsston
about your respective wlves t.ho pl1co7 Mo- s!r
the only connu1taton OF which that IL tse in de-
gree tho fact that after tom0 considerable time,
Mouton md It1ton told tnsy regarded her ~ one
Of the most extraordinary women tnat they had
met and that, surrounded a. sho was BY had tnnucn-
she actc,l from tho lower rlsne OF her t.atnre
that sho could bs put n con'nInieas!on with tue
Upper Influences Of o aud her nobls nature appealed
To, they thought she would
LxAD REVOLUTION
In tho ttscs In .whteh se lived, and their euloHite
Ncro silnpy exravsgant Of hrr. nevrr counselletl
her Aasoctaion with Elizabeth Tii1on, nor with Etuna
1ioulton,-a world too good noyar thought Of hcr
so1ntnR 10 my house,
Odd Joil ever express thia feeling o. opinion 10
ffnn Mr. Herelrr tI1 ,1,n thai liz hnrtt] lhnt I'm
two ladics trcfsrsing to rs. Ttlton and Mrs Mouon@
would bo hbp, with our help, to bold ars, woodruff
aaaeE badly opliaasons t. us, md that he hop.d
coming elther to my houae or Mrs. AnuIson'a7 A.
IhAt putting into my mouth what was said 10 NO.
.,Q.-Wall, did you aay anything u ths kind 7 AL
did not.