New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

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Mas Campbell took tho stand She was nervous
and ,ncl,ned to give war to tears Her voise trem-
bcd M times and her counsel bad TO caution her not
IN weld to her emolona After saving that she was
horn at Hanging Rock. Ohio. Miss Campbell con-
tinued:
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rsurax bell rang.
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OF the acquaiatance; places OF amusement N, 90
cas'onaly. Trip, were taken to BROOKLYN.
JUICE Fullerton-Dh Mr.. Arbuckls propose marriage
A. tnr%y n.,. s =. ra. -wbs, VA. said cannot
rscssc, ito op".e, No 81 East Thirty.
u r: FuIisr.sn.H s'ys never po..d marr,ss
m. q: r ".:. !. sa as me-
hKe rag said Az his request went
diamond ring was here produced. which Miss
Which afsSe +. si had ,.wRBsd 5
It cost $50, she said. The witness said she had
announced her engagement at the time TO her
father and her sister. Then she said her sister,
M Mr. Na ssd sG sseues With Sw to finding
q house in which to settle after their marriage
The houses suggested by him were Ss TOO larg Ss
Island, to which TO go after business hours. Inc
witness visited Boston, Saratoga and Northampton
aas nnd a segs coss sSs literature
under Miss Kate Samues. Mr. Arhuckle had SAD s1a
at that time that he was worth 81 1850, 600, the
brother s. Miss Campbell had given up her
music studies and discharged her aec,pmpanisS
after her engagement to tio hcr father WAS
wealthy and Mr.. ArbuclSle had questioned her
closely' on the extent Of her fathers wealth.
Miss Campbell gave detailed account oil Visit
The uso Of the name Bunnie' in signing her
letters to Mr.. trbucl<lc she explained thus After
our engagement he kissed me and said my name
was .Bunnie'" She had written letter to her
father announcing the engagement because Mr.;
Arbucklc had asked III as ne cOuiu HUI "riec OH"
spell well enough.
judge Full ron th"n read letter, dated October
10 1882 purpOrting to be from Mr. Arbuckle
to Mr. and Mrs John Campbell, Miss CampbelPs
Parents announcing the ngagement Miss Camp
he'll exclaimed that she had drafted the letter at
Mr.. Arbuclles request for the reasons already
given and that he had copied it, making some
alterations An answer from Mr. Camnbell was
read as wei as RESPONSE to TINS IRON 9n,h Mr
to the trust rproscd in him. Alter the engage
ment Mr. ArhnclSlc had naccd his horses and
carriage Miss Campbell's disnosal end had
disc -.rnved CT this said the witness. " ana that
."tflcd it,"
THE MYSTIC MEANING OF "K. VI. @"
Letters written from I~onton from MISS Campbell
to Mr.. Arbuckle. beginning October IL. 1888, were
then read The FIRST one began Dear b 'bv' and
ended with Kisses and love" from "Bunnie."
The answer from Mr. Arbucke. dated October II.
Pittsburg began "Mv da,r pr" saving "Abont
MONEY! never mind" The conclnsl,r ran:
mnsf close with peaches and k. X VI. O.
Judy. Fniertcn us the witns's) win You tell me what
Tho si'res. Iqnckv,-K,s me quick. ILaaghtorl.
Mr. Parsons-Th't Ia an old one
In letter in response to one from the witness
regarding her fathers financial embarrassment MI
Arhuclle objected to the class of people she had
associated with. referring to singers and speaking
in praise Of Miss Emma Thurby's life as an
exceptional ono. Mr. Arbuckle was opposed to
adventures and foreigners" The letter concln-
dcd with hugs and kisses" On November -:
1888 Miss Campbell wrote Charlie, Is IL
right for MS not to be married ?" On November
% Miss Campbell wrote that she was reduced to
tho last financial straits and this was due TO her
following Mr. Arhuclle's advice her voice bad
The answer, on December "a; was continuation
Of the plea Of Mr.. Arbuckc's suffering from
NAL ria and nervousness.
The goes ON to-day.