The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-27

my hHoWSIe w Vie lnterTOSdCOIles pro-
pounded by the SentinePs attorneys
on September ST.
THE INTERRoGAToRIEs.
The interrogatories we're as follows: :
l. What was the name of your wife?
2. When and where did you make
her acquaintance?
8. State whether you ever lived in
the State Of Kentucy; if so, in what
were you there employed and at what
place and at what time you were SO
employed?
4. State whether the person whom
you afterward married lived in Ken
lucky at that time, in what employ
ment she was engaged and at what
place she was so engaged?
5. State at what time you finally
left Kentucky if you at any time re-
sided there, where you went there
from, where you were employed and
in what business or calling?
6. If you answer that the maiden
name Of your wife was Harriet Stan
wood, state when she finally left Ken
tucky, where she went, with whom
she went and when and where you
next met her?
7. When and where were you mar
ried?
s. Were you not married some time
in the month of March, 1857
9. Give the date and place Of your
marriage and the names of the per
sons besides yourself and wife who
were present on the occasion2
TO- What acquaintance had you
with Jacob Stanwoodf
II. What relation, if any, was he to
the person whom you married, and
what conversation or interview did
you have with him before said mar.
riage concerning the same, and where
did such interview, if any, occur, and
what was said and done thereat?
IL. Was not the first child of said
marriage born on the 18th day o.
June, 1852
13. What was the nameH How lone
did it live and with whomY
a. When did said child dieH Where
was it buried2 and if in any cemetery
give name of cemetery? .
Is. Was any tombstone or monu
ment erected at the grave of sale
child? Give the date of its birth ant
Ivy whose directions was such tomb
stone erected?
16, Was there any inscription OF
said tombstone at the time of its erec
ton or shortly thereafter If so giv'
said inscription, in words and figures
as same was originally craven on sale
tombstone.
IL. Did not said tombstone bear tn,
following inscription relative to tn,
birth OF said child, "Stanwood Blaine
born June IS, 1852"
Is. Has any portion Of said inscrip
ton on said tombstone been erased
since its erection2 Ifso, what portion
10. What acquaintance have yol
with the book called "The Life o
James G. Blaine" written by Russell
| H. Conwell, with introduction by Gov
ernor Robie, of Maine, and published
| by E. G. Allen & Co., OF Augusta, Ne
in the year of 18S42
! 20. Were not proofs of such worl
submitted you for revision2
| 81. Is not the statement made upol
the sixty-eighth page OF said book, a
follows, "Miss Stanwood, in March
1851, became his wife at Pittsbure
Pa" correct statement as to tn
time and place of your marriage2
%. Did not you communicate to tn
author of said book for his use an
such work the time and place of you
: marriage, as aforesaid?
MR.. BLAINE's ANSWERS.
~, James G. Blaine, of Augusts
Me-, on oath depose and say, in ar
swer to the foregoing interrogatories
l. Harriet B. Stanwood.
2, Georgetown, KY, in the sprin
of 1S49.
8. / lived in Kentucky as assistan
professor or tutor in the Western Mi
itary Institute from January, 1848, t
December, 1851. In 1S4e and 1S49 th
institute was at Georgetown, in 1856
at Blue Lick and in 1851 at Decenno
/ Springs.
H. The lady / married lived in Ker
lucky from the spring of 1S4S to tn
spring of 1851, engaged as a teache
in Colonel 7. F. Johnsons Femal
Seminary-the first two years &
: Georgetown, the last year at Miller
burg.
; 5. I finally left Kentucky in the la
ter part of December, 1851, went I
| New Orleans on business and theme
J directly to Augusta, Me-, which plaC
/, | reached on February 0, 1867, an
{ was next employed as principal teacl
= er in the Pennsylvania Institution Il