The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-25
The PLYMOUTH HATCH PATCH.
'Anat Elegant Nurse Continues Her
StOry..ssHOme, Sweet H0me,'' As 1t
sounded to q Western Preacher
Mrs. Tilton Cams Testify.
Conclusion of Yesterdays SESSION.

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II After recess Mrs. Mitchells cross-ex-
emination was continued by ex-Judge
Fullerton. She testified: The secretary
IN the other room was shut as general
rule, but do not remember if saw it
Ippen while l was there in December, 1870.
or part Of January, 1871. I did not see any
lpersQn write there while was in the
room. The next day | saw Moul-
ton there. Do not remember the
day or hour, but 1t was in
the day time. Was present when he was
there the first time. He was part of the
time in the adjoining room, and may have
been in Mrs. Tiltons's room, but Of this |
am not sure. Remember one of his visits
he was in Mrs. Tilton's room. I remem-
lAer they talked, but abont what don't
frecollect. Cannot tell what day it was
that Tilton read to his wife. I left the
room voluntarily, without being request
/ ed, and went through the folding doors
into the adjoining room, and Tilton clos
cd the doors did not hear his voice, but
saw book in his hand. Do not remem-
Der the name of it. In his former visits
to her he read to her, and he requested
me to leave the room. | can't fix the
time of night when Tilton returned
lee."r Beecher's call. When he
returned that night had not gone to my
own room, but was in Mrs. Tilton's room.
told Mrs. Tilton Mr.. Beecher wished 70
see her when he called, and l don't re-
member that she made any reply. l have
no way Of fixing the time Of Tilton's re-
turn that night. Twas awakened by his
whispering to his wife, and told
him this would never do. About
half an hour after left the room occupied
by Mrs. Tilton and went into the study.
Tilton came there after about all hour.
don't think any person suggested my re.
turn to Mrs. Tilton's room. heard the
sound of conversation going on in Mrs.
Tilton's room, but could not distinguish
tho words used. I heard Mrs. Tilton's
voice as though used in entreaty.
She was speaking in loud tone. l
thought it was an angry one, because it
Ess leud. l determined the character of
!, her voice from it's sound and loudness.
Mrs. Tilton was feeble in strength when
went there. but improved after had
been there a little. She improved by the
Saturday after l got there, but was not
ablet to sit up in chair in the room. II
she did don't remember it. | went
away Monday, January 2, ana left her in
\ her bed. Have made friendly calls since.
4 Was there at service. Tilton invariably
treated Mrs. L. with kindness in my
4 presence, so far as observed.
II The night Beecher called Mrs. Tilton
was very weak and low, and had been
so more or less during that day. Do not
remember any other person calling there
that week. When went down stairs and
1 left them I did not think to tell Mr..
Beedher what the doctor said about keep.
ing Mrs. Tlton quiet. Do not remember
what condition she was in after Mr..
Beecher went away and went up to her
room. suppose must have had some
anxiety during my absence Of about an
hour from the room, but can't recall
: what her condition was when returned.
/ did not observe if she was crying.