The sun., 1893-03-23

MI nton. pennsylyanla and visited o an msns uncle %
sssysTtSn, srss sbsa While there D Treverton ds
hyE accordingly; but. .subseauently. Was
obliged to remove from her a irtus Of. Ave
ap sa, f,9IrmatiHn ,Inn which had been dead
covered her health completely. and returned,
in the first part OF September TO ocean Grove.
the end OF July. the defendant came. upon q
telegram from the deceased and n letter from
Dr. TIevcrton. and remained u few daya The
opefatlon Tor the removal OF the futus was
made while he was there.
THE scDNToN DOCTORS TESTIMONY.
4, DR.; Treverton testified to conversations with
IN" s dssiendant upon the occasion, Of his visit,
two Operations uron the deceased, and had
thought everything was removed. He boasted
and suscas a not hnvas H'T h%G
trouble before. His remarks are unnecessary
to DO wholly repeated. from their rovoltinR
ssail he Ind been, secretly married. to At
least two YSSunS, ladies', and Iy one. had
oliver. then visiting the .Trevcrtona. in which
he smoke 2ons,tiingy =, his SxGorisnse with
gain sensual control Of them. lie said that in
two instances he had to overcome their
was ready t" o stand ' by % them. s' Tpon ths Wit H
hess asking him how he could stand by both:
he answered. in sn, st9nce. that there would
rid Of him: and he went on TOT to tell fhc eirenm. NJ
stances of their relations and. ne the final
expi essed her disgust with him md wanted o
s,,, sSe no more OF him. II neither Treyerton nor
nSsr does It anpsnr TINT hat he admitted con-
While ,he deceased was nt Treverton's her
mother Joined her. and then learned Of the Sc
In the nrsf week Of septem Gsr the defend
ant was ut n hotel in Canandnigua, n. Y. un-
nST Mh %
monstrntive In its affection. and her friends
there; discovering their Illicit relations, com
Latham overheard a conversation between
him him and the Drew woman: @ II which ,e he afylsed
snd SnSs SnSs sr We ean put
hnm hm os s :? ,hS nrHn Da 1e5 3 ring
that" After the reiurn Of the deceased and
mGtsr Sew Soi. ssy sty nnd S
iunched together. They, talked about tile
secret marriage. OF whlchthe mother had been cen
occ nc Of lis Iswyer. Mr. havlson., The - de-
marriage cert lIlcate. but sent for and obtnined
a cory from tho records. and. upon MI; Dnyi-
S n aatna lis to she
decreased under u assumed names before an Al
M IT ths at hs s
asked him il he had told his mother. He said:
hall ali M million Of f dollars lie susgssted to Mrs.
Potts that she was SO unhappy ABOUT the mar
riage it could easily be broken and no one
self in Indignant refusal Of the suggestion.
and insisting upon q ministerinr marriage,
excuse that it would connect her name with
yolved at Asnnry Park; .H9 promised. how.
lime me- in IN tho future that Mrs. Potts Should say
He EXPRESSED his graft at her nct push.
TO leave everything and go West" Upon
hs Ge DotnE T. the ds
he said. for the society in which they were to
move. to which suGsestion Mrs. Potts &c.
write write to- pRr, Dr. Treverton and express
her satisfaction with tho marriage. and
the DGStoE nm by
,e could do. no said. to meet the charge of |
espng dsordSery tSav hEuse spsn LEAVING ,hs
erry. he crossing with them. The deceased
earned Of her mothers being satisfied about
he marriage. md she seemed to be made very |
lappy In consequence. |
HELEN SENT TO SCHOOL
In December the deceased was placed at |
chool; and rs a friend OF the family. the |
her Sst Ser H {st be ho n
announcement, should be made q thoir en-:
e 'S wrote suggesting that there s should bsc
unsr cnssr that aFfse' Isf Wq
anud take or TO- collegiate IT, Potts ssuF's Wrote A'0s
hsrashe a hsr daushsrs isHf pcs9o !H1 N9h
dolay Of three years asinn unacknowedged
aushter's illness at sSrSnton had been EN-" com. I'M.
rented nnon: that II he should die it would
e humiliatine to publish marriage under
husband might meet DIR. TrevertOn and be
old OF the illness at Scranton and OF tho Doc.
y asking him to keep his word and TO do rs
70 md promised her. and demanded OF him to
uson tle "a .ora % the fsf o
,hich she would make public at such time az
atisfyinp, her scrupies could be- found.
ssersd sdi'qMfy My sn Fats letter day ho "tsi ssena
on ons. drucgsts. in New York city ana 1t isrst
ut up. Upon the clerks mentioning that it
;onld take some time. he said he could not
on asking il ii. would take long to prepare.
,inutes: waited ior II, 1t called for twenty
rain Of sulphate, Of morphino. mixed In. six
apsulcs. with direction to take one before
Jerk With minute care. being aided by "a smother not
lerk. who checked the amount and weight Of
no morphine according TO custom adopted |
here poisons are put up. The box. properly
lbelled. containing six capsules. each
one-sixth OF u grain OF NOR
hine and four grains and II fraction of Iulnine.
.ndal-Tood capsules. Ihs following. day
'stimony in tho case shows that tho defend
Mt stated TO both Coroner and Deputy Coro-
or. when shown and asked about the pill box
ken from the room OF the deceased. that it
MS the one that he had given to her on We'd
asday. Jan. 81. and he described the prescrip-
on as above stating that he had given 1t to
or for headaches and that he had given her
ily four Of the capsules. It was also shown
e medical college that in the latter part Of
&c ON bsr and the flrat part Of OfJanuary lectures
ore given upon opium and Its effects when
.ed ieloniousiy. The suirhate OF morphine.
,ntained in wide-mouthed bottles had been
,ss cd around among the students. OF whom
10 defendant was one. and they were allowed
esptloH On Wednssasy.. Jan. n; the do;
ndant left for Old Point Comfort. Va, and
d not return until a. week later: While
ere. 1t appears that she wrote to him that
e medicine had not relieved her headache.
nd rather made her worse; to which he
plied advising her to continue taking
On Saturday. Jan, 81. the deceased. her
OF her md the datandAnt m the school |