National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-19
The WIDOWS WlLES.


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[Contirued from First Pu0e.l
had never taken this letter from her bosom
while stopping at tho Avenue House and
shown IL to different persons neither had she
given copies of II TO minister or Mr.. Bur-
ton. Some twenty other letters were shown,
and she acknowledged writing them. She said
that the following was received from Mr. Cam
erOn
TAnrISBuRG Sept 8 1875.
MY DEAR MRs. OLIVER My dear madame, hope
you will be my wife before very long II Is better you
ton Hereafter you will be informed Of il. De.
cline the acquaintance Of oil people. The small
sum VII pay your expenses ! shall probably De
you may continue TO avoid all bad people. Yours,
At this point an adjournment was taken I'M.
I'll this morning.
The following nre tho letters which Mrs.
Oliver admitted to have been written by her
and which will be put in evidence at the proper
time:
MRS. OLIVER TO SENATOR MORRILL,.
senator Morrill, you told mo to write my bust
ness TO you. II is simply If you cn use your
cameron il l. unchariiubIc for him to send his
friends IN iniuro me. lie has told his friend, Miss
Annie Davis i36 G street northeast and that lady
told Mrs smith, who was hon CkCepcr to The Hon
Tad stephens, TO come and iuJurc me Mr. Caln'
cron know. ull well how have suffered, ana Tor
Kind. | can show you Mr.. Concron's letter., lie
even now refuses to replace me IN onlce ne eau
tell you who am. You can ASK him II II rs Hina
IN him to iuiurc me here, alone I'm strange place,
with no friends. He brought me mere Please III
terCedc with him IN my behalf. lie might replace
me IN Office If he will do that will let the matter
drop, aud put check To these messages nom his
fully, MRS. :. OLIVER.
THE WIDOW TO THE SENATOR.
SUNDAY, 81 Pennsylvania avenue.
| Ion Simon Cm0Od: "
DEAR SIN If can only see you but for half an
| hour will drop this suit ana live to know you
! love me again If | cannot sec you will sue you,
| because that Annie Davis has separated US the
only father and the only one hau on earlh 'nat
| woman has done It she sent q man even to my
very clearinghouse to try to injure me. ana told
| Mrs. Smith to tell me she would SEND hSr Drothef
after me. a poor, low creature Girls told me mat
| You nut In office made him captain, now in post.
office at Philadelphia. Mrs. Whitney told NE mat
this Annie Davis was the mistress OF Mr; lQiney,
AN editor Of paper; he had room IN the house
where She lived, In the third story of the house
| where Mr.. Buffers is, corner of New Jersey ave.
nne and Pennsylvania avenue ana t tnId
Mrs. whitney that She was a streewalkcr i'll ihila-
dclphia that She gave you toadsSlooi tea 70 drihk
| but You did not know 1t; she gave II to you in
water You drank at her house. aud before that she
| gave Il to You at Mrs WhECy's. She did this so to
| have power over You, and now You allow her to
| iLhUcpcc you against me she does nor loNe you :
| she only wants your money. She told Mrs. Whit
ncy, when you used to have her at Mrs: Mhitncys
| sitting IN your room, that She Intended q control
| YOU uud make you give her q house. You see she
| has succeeded in that. Then She told Mrs
| Whitney You gave her diamond ring; That she
| intended TO make you do us she Messed and
! she has made you forsake me-turh your back on
me. You once told me No', never would harm me
or see any ono 40 X You see Annie Davis do it,
| ana you ustStOp IT, Why can't | see you mo-
E!eSt -'W"ccInay make up friends. When YOU hear
| what have to say and TO know you love me then
! will be satisfied.
MR.. CAMERON NOT 10 TAKE NOTICE
| Mr.. Cameron, If any man or any one, 10 matter
| who it may be, should come To you IN my name IN
or on any err,nd whatever pay no attention what
ever TO what they say. have nothing to do with
| any but my attorneys, Peters ~ Peters.
MRS OLIVER TO MIR. BAIR.
| know you are good and kind. This young gen
tlcmnn from your state. you and he together hope
| will be able TO settle things for me with Mr.. Cam
| crou. If Mr.. Cameron will let me haze his son
simon bccnu.c he has his name, and is his child, to
take care Of to live with me, will live any place
| Mr.. Cameron wishes. When have something be,
longing To him to love, will be then satisfied as
| now sec ! cannot ever nave Mr. Cameron. Please
| do use influence in my behalf lfyou can succeed
with this proposition for me, will drop all pro
| cccdlngs at once and forever.
| and love Of o kind mother, and will be happy to
love and care for him The same as II he we've my
| child.
A SETTLEMENT PROPOSED.
| ] can make a settlement now with you and stop
all this misunderstanding. Then l shall return
| home.
WILLING TO COMPROMISE.
DEAR SIR: will accept $1,000, with the $1,000 I
|
give me the 81 600 in my hand then and there and
forever all claims cease of mine against YOU but
rthc attorneys have now engaged insist ON more
| ! suppose ! must submit TO them. told them
would not interfere; but as have alwnystOld you,
! ] would accept the $1,000 with the one have re-
ceiyed, win still continue the same but II my
attorneys, Mes,rs. O'NCUl and Brown, Object you
can pay them for the trouble they are now at and
perhaps that viii do. But IN any case must re-
Ceivc the $1,000 in my hands. You know Annie
Davis has injured me talking about me- You have
sadly Disappointed me, rejected my love, broke my
heart took my virtue, cast me oil, broke my heart
forever. Come or send to me- SlS Pennsylvania
avenue No use to talk 20 Mrs Fitzhugh about NE.
She will only yet YOU into trouble,
MRS. OLIVER TO MR.. J. X. BOWEN.
WASHINGTON, April 70.
Mr. j. r. Bo,ecp, Eric, Pa:
! DEAR SIR: This moment ] received your letter.
am not boarding at the Cutler III use now, and
as you are from my beloved state (Pcnnsylvauia),
ain more than pleased TO hear from you as you are
n friend of Mr.. Cameron. How is General Cameron
DO you know anything? Have you learned any
thing? The preacher follows me still, and told
me few days ago he had large sum for
me; insisted as usual, ! must take IT, l re.
fused. / do wish you would learn something |
do think If you would write 10 General Cameron
hu would have you come to his home aud 'sst
haste. / am very grateful for your Kind rcmcm-
brance Of me. WIN be always glad to hear from
you Write, as sou are friend Of General Cam
''''' ''1''' '''' ''' Nary S. OLIVER,
2l1 Four-anda-hall street northwest.
PROCURING AN ADOPTION.
Mr.. Cameron induced me to come here. He then
told Inc should be his wife, Then he forced me
to submit myself TO him 1.-THE COngre sonal Hotel
where lac sent for me to come see him. lie told me
1t was no crime in the sight Of God that we We're
to be married | should be his wife. lie then told
me should take medicine TO produce abortion.
told him would not, lie then sent for me to come
10 his commtce.roOm at the Capitol, and there
forced me to take medicine which worked ON me
until ! was stricken down. Mr.. Riddle had me
taken to the fremont House to save Mr.. Cameron
from exposure There was len to die until / came
away in hack.
THE WIDOW 10 MR.. RIDDLE.
Pardon me you can say to Mr.. Cameron / will
accept 8! 900 with the amount you now hold IN
your posse Sion fer me, together With position IN
The Department AZ So per month. If this Canno
be complied with ! viii accept 5000 now from
Mr. Cameron and return home; ifnUt, win brinl
suit now aud will not advise with Mr. Cameroni
| friends RcplblCans, This time ! will COunse
with the other party | do not think Mr. Cameron
should ask me TO pay the fremont bill he blrgGineC
T for
Az ATTORNEY DISCHARGED.
have told the attorney this morning I wOult
not have him act for me In my suit against You
You know what to say II he should come TO sec YOU
Don't TELL MRS, FlTZHUGH Anything"
Please do not tell Mrs. Fitzhugh anything abou
me when you go see her. No one but You know
! mn They arp n tryur a., fin.