New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

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IN, ysaE .sars Hss r. Yss ovs . sssssa
such Conduct toward loving sweetheart. makes
s sss s siud csrs :ad III. ,aSnc
Aha shattered arr said to be Lroksn..eArle
ssara being saaSyeI .sundsr crcamst.nces compel
sso ss.s W." s ns & S rsoa s%s ecass o. oaT
marriage day shall 10 eompslsd ~ belevs though viii
SEN you .osasI oa9.ins. sT:silar.
"''" ''"N BUSNIE.
January L. 1884
aay received my letter and Expect you To do so
facility with you coming here Is
why you as'A' OUT ""''A"s' Wv" noR al" BUSsIS
STOMACH 1R UBLE. MALARIA AND BRONCHITIS
letter February IL 1884. from this city. Mr.
Arbuekie complained Of bis stomach. OF malaria and
bronchitis ana asked Bun what he could dc for her
He taeD says
Oh Buune worried. II could head on your
SNOW not :. DO you know t,aI nave heArti mus.
remain O.
ON April l, 1854 Mr.. Arbuckle wrste from Allegheny
10 the witness. who lad come here:
think II foolish thing for you to do going TO
any Ue tncre when she LAS hous
two TRUNKS OF LF1TELs LOST.
In letter Mr.. Arbucde expressed has surprise to
the of ". a. Hulchns written across reg
itercd letter from Miss Campbell and he referred to
this written "by ID r. She explained that
and grandfather, VINO had registered the letter for her
Miss Campbell sand thai Lad received trOm eieny
fve 10 one hundred letters tom Nh. Abuck.e. When
che 10 Washington size left trunks
Ing his ieers ia his and zhe had not seen them
since she believed thai Mr Ar1uckic TOOK the letters
She hsd begun keeping copies of her after
death Of Mr. Abuckies mother because be had accused
her of saying things" In her letters which he had not
sad aId lie alsC compiaLcd OF the snoffness OF her
letter.. Mr. Arbuckle had promised to marry her as
his bro her returned from Europe Ia 1oS2
Her sister had superntended the arrangements for
Mr.. Parsons buticned his coat deliberately and
g'tnly Legan thc crossexamination, asking how she
MIS- Campbell said that each letter was NUM- cred
She acknowledged her hand work in No. 81 Also In
had been such Letter: Her book Of copied letters
she bad prepared in November or December. 1884,
Mr. Parsous b. strong effort TO trace letter No
e., which had been written by Mr.. ArbuckIe from
ter hung around his until he m~,ive turned up at
trrss. IN me hands of Misc Campoclls lawyers, who
D. Mr. ArogcEle tel thar bis health wss such
ssm '1 p. was n and trs ga sn1 nsefed resi-. nc
o-M ben he .ai ne vas sex with the malaria did Won
.hoad the Of phys,cian After ass
had ssiS gSD re s ID %
s r,,S IN ,S o. 40 o snd my
o-was not in pursuance d yoat taN with Mr. Hutch
April 1884 after Mr. ArOucSes Ia 81 letter
MORE KISsE- AND HUGS.
The long letter the financial Troubles OF the
pb.lIs turRed out to have been writes after the
witnesses first consultation with Mr.. Hutchiss. Mas
Campbell protested toat she had gone to him friend
since father and brother would not talk her The
letter concluded with kisses hurs."
Odd show thsr letter 70 Mr. Hutchins before send
ms to A Know wss to hnH Of Mr. i @ oOn
o-where Won MrArOuckies $500 certificate
n@nsy' At lro9ou ant, ,u,., CONFERENCE.-The,
d I'D not 9s e 10 nG1 S,s o5 my own her aoruey
here yon md not wait for litter from Mr. AruckIs prom
telegram Al had been waiting for years.
Miss Capbsl shut Of by objections and she sson
declared that had accepted the $500 I. huv her we'd
ding outnt After recess Mr Parsons read letter No So
Of MareA - 1884. which hsi Aeen found In II Mr;
ArbuekIe SIM talked Of illness offered oner and asked
Miss aDpbei ~rte by reiurs mail Miss Campbell
bad writss becense she said she desired to send
her answer nrst TO Mr. Hutcbina
Nj Par,ons ,sarcssuc'ly-An 80 after writing to MT
II @fsoOna ely Bunnie, sent ihs answer TO
Mis-. campbell fcaImiyl-Ia id
could MOI aeeeS, Ir %TSneHs "arr OF AYss
he as not respond TO nv APPEALS bout maze . s.,n
MARI ei when he ws.Ii AL "a, tine to tax about IL
MI. ArDuckiei Al Deci iedlyl came to settle IT,
DESCRIPTION OF Mr. ARBUCkLE.
Mr.. Moore. a clerk the steamer Scotia, plying
the Ohio River Miss Campbell her letter OF intro
what Mr. Me-rv said Of Mr.. Arbuckle's appearance
Mrs campheIaHs SAID he was da-s cOmpe1oned Just
about q. he H. He didnt s'v very much
Mr. Parsons wormsd the witness 10 get her to
admit that MT Moore hsa spoEen OF Mr. Aroussis a.
man o. wealth hs iaiirG Miss ampoen nnsiiy ex-
swer" Mr.. Moore had simply said the esfee merchant
posed marriage on April ~ 1892 at Ne 81 thirty
ninth st. Sine had then seen him good many times.
Q--some wh~re between and timesl Al can't
answer without an almanac.
Mr. Parsons afle beating absut the bnsh to what
Miss Campbell had told Mr. Arbucks about her fathers
financial conditsn, was again compelled to tell Miss
Campbell what lie after asd learned that she had
sad her father PROSPEROUS "a. letter o. ocsbsr
Mr. Arbuoke. announcing tae hetrsthal to Mss Gasp
already advised you what tue pnrpsrt OF this my nrst
letter 70 yon will bs"
your Of horse carsf Ale dld.
oHe sbecisa your sitting with the driver A. lQmck
MISS CAMPBELL WANTS TO TELL STORY.
The spectators laughed and Mr. Parsons blushcd
his false step and this lesson in the ways OF Boston
horsscars and drivers Then the acute lawyer went
" Dad Mr.. Arbuckle object 10 your bathing alsne
Miss Oaan pSels locked deep we'll and calm. ana
asked:
VIII you allow me to tell storyi" Mr. Parsons
was afraid of dynamite, Miss Campbell was made
happy with the that redirect exainasn
would bring tast story cut so she answered: He
did
.a-wnsrs Vas That Am Boston.
-nss ysu "a ssthrns alone s'oe Al vent
'nSre a a s1 s.s , .s:., Al as. snly
9-p,i he pam. yoai A-Hs ad NOT
con m." s.s" : r.m"ss.r. ss s xs:
and kissf A. lquckiy jIs enjoyed ~ rI.aa lsays,sr
1878 you ' '''" '''' "-"' Al did in itAJ. IN |
a bep did you stopi Adler met Mr. Aroucsie !
4 1routon znaena NV as
bore nssds who did not Ike tho nnzns Tho Two
eelors
Mr. Psr,sns ain his bsst nnd about so~se uaan
In Italy 81 whom Mr. Arbuckie had made earnest Ia
qures, nut he get light the sulsct frsn tie vii
She denied that had assoc2fed Win operate
people sbrwad. 5he had cDanBsd hsrsen TO hcT
strnctsrs IN singing As tns wuosss drsfting let
Ter for Mr.. Arbnckle her parsnts she had
dsns IT, she sand, because hr copisnsd OF his poor spell
Ing. stc.
Q-Ysu mssspeIi ysursef yea A. Yes but my
speing Is than asd sIam
Dafical
Mr. Parsons have fsed any poor spelling these
1etisrs u Mr. Arbnoki0s
Mas caHpseil fsrimiY Bn original II
sorreetse n the copies fLAaxhtetj
Ths eudsd cross cxamusflsn Tho rs-dfrsst Will