Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-05
Another letter was read by Mir, Bush as fo11
NEW HAVEN, August Sd, 1881.

NEW HAVEN, August Sd, 1851. Dear Madam It has patned me exceedingly to learn from MT. Jamls Ma'ley that you were under the inn pressiOn that your daughter Jennie with me. I thought when requested her to remain over night with I doing her favor and kindness, but 1t has turned out otherwise. This morning when you left the she started up immediately and asked to follow her. refused to go until you returned, feeling that you would blame me for following her. After Jennie left the room, some ten minutes, re- tired Since that time have mt seen her, except that think sa her in horse going to Savin Rock She ne, toned yesterday that she thought of going to her brother, who lived in New York, soon. When you called at the hotel was at the dressmak ers and was unable to tell you this much in person If should by any cnance see her shall deem it my
 Yours very truly, BLANCHE DOUGLASS.
 Mr. Bush-Mrs, Cramer, did you receive anything more from James Malley, Walter Malley or Blanche Douglass? Witness-No sir. Mr. Bush-When did you hear of your daughter death?
 Witness-on Saturday morning. August 6, between and 9 o'clock Mir. Bush-When did you see the body of your daughter
 Witness-On the following iMonday about ? o'clock, when it was brought to my house l by Mir. Stahl, the undertaken. I recognized it as the body of my daughter Jennie. | MT. Bush-Previous to that Thursday when did your daughter leave home? I Witness-She left on Wednesday after noon between and o'clock. Mr. Bush-State, Mrs. Cramer, if James | Malley, jr., ever called at your house to see | your daughter?
 l Witness-He called about three times; first l he called when he took her out to ride. l MT. Bush-When was that? l Witness-I think 1t was three or four weeks ! before she died. Cannot recollect the date. He took her to ride. James came with a car riage to the door; there were three persons l with James in the carriage. There was one gentleman, girl and lady. He (James) next called about 12 o'clock at noon some time after; should think 1t about two weeks ! after; he did not stay but few minutes, say I ten or fifteen I was down stairs when he called I saw Jennie let him in at the front door, our sitting room was on the second floor and kitchen on the first floor; did not see James, face at this time, but saw his form; I saw him from the window as he went away: the next time I saw him, which was the third was in the evening between ! and o'clock and should think one or two weeks before her death he stayed about twenty minutes and went away walking witt | Jennie.
 Mr. Bush-Did you see him on that occa sion?
 Witness-I saw them when they went away.
 Mir. Bush-State whether you found an. , lek CTS in Jennies effes;s after deA&h? E 1 Witness-I found four five.
 Mr. Bush here passed letter to witness and asked her if she recognized it. Witness replied that she did.
 Mir. Bush then said he proposed to read { letter signed James Malley which was not il his handwriting although his name was signed : to it. It was marked exhibit E and read a follows. There was no date and the heading was not Malley's:
 ! DEAR FRIEND-Would you like drive out to tn shore with party of four of us and hays supper ant music? Please say yes and we will call for you.
 JAMES VALLEY. Mr. Jones-What is the endorsement or that letter?
 Mir. Bush-''Said to be written by MT Duff' This was written by MT. Bollman al the preliminary examination. l Mir. Bush to witness-Look at that letter (handing her another) Do you recognize it
 Witness-I do. I found it in my daugh ter's papers.
 The letter was marked exhibit F by Mir 1 Doolittle.
 Mir. Bush read the letter as follows:
 My Dear Jennie-Our latest friend Miss Blanche, is to come to city the 6 o'clock train this even ing We wou like to have you see her this evening so can make arrangements to go somewhere fol to morrow Pie se call at store this evening. VII tell you what hotel she is at. Let me know what
 Respectfully yours J. M.
 Mir. Bush to D1r. Jones-This has no Nal ley heading.
 MT. Bush-On the back of the letter. No date and no address Claimed to be the writing of Jennie Cramer, as follows:
 s'In regard to your kind invitation requesting me to join your party this evening" reg ct to that my accep ance thereof is impossible. account of being mpelled to go immediately to New Britain with my sister and her little friend who is visiting with her. will probably not return until Thursday >cratc ed out.l Hoping that refusal has not in- convenenoed you Cnore ensures noted), remain as ever your friend, JENNIE
 It being 12:45 court ordered recess until l o'clock.