Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-06
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rhe Attorney Generai--Did your mis-
tress make any remark on the subject
witness-No; she was too happy to find
fault with anything. She was delighted
too with the wedding presents. There
was nearly room full Of them.
The Attorney General-Many Of them
from the prisoners friendsi
Witness-Not one.
The Attorney General-Do you mean to
inform the court that not single friend
and that among the wedding presents
there was not single token from his con-
nectiOnsf
Witness-Not a single one.
The Attorney General-Well, they were
married, and they went awayf
Witness-Yes; they took the night train
to Paris.
The Attorney Gcneral-Did you ac-
company themi
Witness-No.
The Attorney General-Did your mis-
tress' mother die before they leftS
Witness-No; some hours aftcward, and
telegram was sent to them in Paris, at
thesHotcl Bristol.
The Attorney General-what Il the
Witness.A A talegron, or,,,o,, fro,, NJ
Iayton. reoucsting mo to Gonna to par.
imrnediatelv. We roceivcd tho to,ocr.,r
at about 2 O'Clock on tho dav after the
wedding, and / went by the nicht train.
The ATTORNEY Cenernl--Did env rerson
meet youY
Witness-Yes; Mr.. Layton. Hc said
INV mistreess was verv an and he took
me to the hotel. She was In bed. and she
remained there for several weeks. I at-
tended her the whole Of the time.
The Attornev General-Did aha h.v.
cood doctors,
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The Attorney General-Was the pris-
Dner attentive to herr
witness-Pretty well; shouldn't have
liked it.
Tho Attorney Gencral-What do you
mean by that,
witness-weIl, he never sat by her
bedside for any length of time; he never
held her hand; he never kissed her. oh,
It Is easy to tell when O man loves o
womani
The Attorney General-How long was
It before she was able to get about!
witness-Quite three months.
The Attorney General-Did she then re.
turn to England with her husbandf
witness-Not for another month. They
went to Italy, and went with them.
The Attorney General-Did the pris-
oner's attention to his wife undergo any
marked change after her convalescencei
Was he more afrectionate-moro lovingly
attentive?
Witness-Not that ] saw. All he
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was nothing but rushing here and rushing
there. Every night some theatre or en-
tertatnment to go to; every day riding
about, and dining out at different places.
The Attorney Generai-So that there
was not much OF homo hIef
Witness-Not at all.
The Attorney General-Was this state
Oh 1nings agreeable 10 your mnst.essf
WNness-l am not sure. oomeIimcs
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snould speno qulet evening at nome, out
ne Always Iepileu thao ne hau tickets, or
nau taAen sea.s, ~, solne piace oI en.er-
tainment. Wnen sne spoke 10 me OF the
lIe 'hey were leauihg, she uscu 70 say
uow at.en.Ne her nuspanu was W neI.
anu now he was always AooAihg ouV ioI
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