Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19
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severn. T. NJ. Nn"iioo. aud b,r lncI. NJ
= h'.i'lii>o.- ',''tFs'H seats htrIrl raun>..
i'i ii"iniif. A...I rHTr' was apasef
NisS- E'.IEpN WA~ thrIrB
q" me stand 'E frtlrrtpn- ~. fs>f-fai-
Have bssI iu EINraufr tF.,,--lr Ia. i, -,
nnnlcaHt since i-r-. Nr Es.u-ar ,f>.f,f f.fI,.
ooUse az an hours ai the day. >oui-ri H,., 4~
"ltth a. Two cog t.-.n tu.~ "a .taN ts ..n-rfr,.
with MUUltur. and >orne'i.n... rtfE .l. I'm.
nr~t Time E, spoke ia me. ] tg.rN. us. m fft.
ellins oi '>ti- in ,l' spring u. f,-I 2 BaI rrl
hiSt "nhNsr>..f Ipl with Nj Esr,ifar 4A.rr F..
o.H.CullN- fi' asked m" .i hal h.ari Bi
IHfHEf. AZ SORROW TS EE- fErF.
and ] replied That Frank Grt teII lra frr
story, aud.he >aiu Le was glad Tl7r fhrr. ~.
ore woman WI.n whom le coslB 'alE oa t..
subject. and WHO ml-lt gIsa r|u .,.fap4frF
lie asked m, 'u,- J..tr sIIfus uf IIlt4u.- mimi
ana u he"a~ anirs oT could ho kept quiet
In june. t~sE- Isa.thCr had "a CON, .-,t,,.,,,
win me fr W Ic' hc ~ Nprp~~,sl hfS i,..T tIaf
MS letter ot confession NOull De- published
hc s'iq mat lteolnln was man not to ra
trusted. ! HaN .~ei Him % -a - HI> church
He p. .''''
TuEFArFNrp To TAKE MS law.
3liu >alt ias-, W8~ uo Use OF his living
any luus.- fHig hm Frank would
always bc rIHld @, HIn. and D.. said b,
was always 1iEa.t OF IlIfpp breaking ont
with tbc whu'g STORY. lie l,I. near the lutrf,
hour Saw hifH up tine iollawing tlav. hp VS.
Still GONGSa~f. but ulur, hopeful SIC aIU-lVS
spoke 10 me oi Mr.. Iiiton agd ni~ great for-,
foI iltr. tr a~N'u me 10 nave great respect
Toy h'l- aisa speak kindly 90 her. 7 HHla n
C"NNEFsArIuN Win MRS. ErIraN.
ln winch >i' asked Hl- tD believe "a .fsn. n.
20 back io 1Hs c' ar. g. a. hn Hl. NOT r..,it,.-
sIhlc iOr fg. matter h.r that Sine. Afr> TIil.ls
Was. ] SAID d would never -n hack fa tlr.
church a. I..a lr~t all taiIr ia nlu. uad
3ioAef conversation with HHI. iu which $50
>aiN ~ mar l~ '.EHE out Sire would ~BCrIira
her husband rafUorrEtr Nj E,-H.l,r rnU U..F
rhlldrc.. fuia E.eelsr ,har Nr-. TItln wa,
>'AiiS lil5 .. r.g'H upf 1--we with 1ltpur
and hc iHIa uy fp t... uCI -B 1ile Nf-l T.l-
Mr.. lIlrog fp'b ua
SHE GOULD NoT rIEE WITH rrrroN
because Ec Hy> continually referring fo f.la
sin -hc hat committed a I,.ta. frb,n '.aachur
10 Mr.. MU3t-uu ,.r.o>IuE oGH tp NpaItou
oatet - june l-'i. ws,~ road by tUi Iertpu
anu placed iu N,de1ce. Witness then con
JuUou When } iaid Bcrchsr Mr. TUloa
said She was To- rldne. he replied thst
tHE NIN WAS MS. ANb NoT FLIZ tTF-TH'S
! was N,rN much opposed tp Mrs. MopfHul
coming 10 10, luuSa but an parties said d
w%S ior The b.~I To- keep fHs story puIpt. Can
not tell huw often Mr.. MsDIHuU came 90
lee house. NJ Object iu lyitlg ncr come %
the house was because SIN. know all thc facts
OF lhy ease. dlt Not know anything about
uer iiI'n. \ tnaI iifup she was threatening
10 publish all she knew about the matter 4
went 20 Mr.. MppdEuiIS house ON several
occasions o. bring hcT over 10 nay house with
the same purpose i8 view. Beechcr came 10
our house on The 18Th oi July, after the pub
hcatlon Ol tho Bacon letter. and / asked him
villa, had mat' HIM - angry with Frank
and hp replied that hn was not angry with
him. Frank read the statement NJ proposed
10 lay before The Investigating committee 20
him. and he said twas "a perfectly honorable
one. said 20 alm he would have been
BETTER or Io HAVE CONFESSED THF
NATTER
when ID occurred. Gui now he had added I'D
the original sin ioUr years of poriury and ly-
ing. H. said hc was no. afraid of Theodore
taking the ca~2 into the courts. aS he hai
lived with his wife afterwards ami r0ndonei
the offence, that ne was not afraid oi any
course that the case would take iu the courts
and would fight 40 out 10 the end; Beecler or
one occasion expressed regret az the sorrow
and suffering he bad brought ou Tilton'>
household, and replied that The woman was
aS much 10 blame 8S the man "a such r ease.
Z told BeschCr thai had told Iucius =. Roo
insOn the story. a. lac expressed hi> doubts II
nae "a 10 som. ching being wrong " a. EeccheT
u PlNmOGth church that ne had either mis-
appropriated tine funds oT lad done some
thing else which was not right. When told
BeechcT uf Robinson >uSpiciou> ana that
had told nim fHe whole story hc said tlai was
right
N.RS. WgT-T TON tED~~-rN AHMED.
Crosse .aTnIu.-d by Ey8TtS.-I Na> married
ia l~5O. and have a bOv D. yc,~s OH. NJ
Moulton has nui al any ;im' been n regular
attendant NJ Plymouth church. Ha had nos
attended any church with frequency since
our marriage. became acquainted with
Mr.. W,r!uU. either before ug affeT ucI
tilttf lHHIl>ii tti' >ttil.tttt ~ihiN- ~ Wa
bN M Mention - DI Mr.. Iilfuu miro lUcs
lon that became acquainted Win her. j
knew nf Her public rrpUfa ar that time in q
general way. ] knew she was "a woman who
held loose views with regard tp maria gc and
divorce. The only reason j uuisrSfoaI foI
hCI coming 10 tine house was 90 ia TX over ths
matter OF keeping the S-8!N suppressed. d.
not know how often she WAS 3f my house.
but think ] was al hCr house tHnce Times
When ] went with TiIrpn 10 hel house 90 wa
because he wanted 20 Sc, her. i went bs-
cause NGulI tom wa, ~tCi, auI wanted ual % 4,