The evening world., 1895-09-04
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and hired house In West Thirty eight
street. Fleming. she said. had paid her
SIC a week before the birth Of her baby,
and go per week for some time after
| wards.
The defense set up was that the suit
was a blackmaijing scheme. gotten up
| by Miss Livingston. her mother and
Mr.. Bliss. Fleming said that he met
Miss Livingston with her father. mother
and another woman in Roster & Balls
Theatre and was enticed to visit her in
Toms River by her parents. lie did
| not deny that he was the father OF
the boy which had been brought into
court. and said he had always been
willing to provide for It. He said he
had been compelled to pay blackmail
to- prevent being publicly denounced by
| Miss Livingston.
Fleming said Miss Livingston and her
mother often quarrelled. They were
Jealous of eacn other. He offered the
testimony OF many detectives to show
that the plaintiff was woman with an
unusually lively past" The verdict Of
$4,000 followed.
| Her HeprOnchtuI LeterS.
| During the trial many letters written
| by the Plaintiff to Fleming were read.
and on the witness stand he swore to
a most disgra 'efui condition Of AFFAIRS
| In the Bliss family. in which Bliss him
self figured prominently.
| Her letters to him were full OF re-
proaches for ~allowing her to bear the
| brunt Of their meetings and for allowing
her to fall in the estimation of her
After their first ciandestine meeting,
means Of her downfall. she refused to
see him. Then she thought better OF It
| and wrote as follows:
| Dear Mr.. Fleming know that you are as
tonished at receiving a letter from me after all
the bitter words harsh accusAtions. Ac.. OF my
former ep!s,isr; but l was very. very angry
| with you then, and, bslng OF q forgivinE dispo-
| sition. | hpd time has softened all my wrath
| and left me nothing but sorrow. II dared I
| would say how unhappy ~e both are but fear
| you may think we have coleaEued with the full
| intention OF forming some base design against
| you. oh. my! little thought that you. who
always seemed 10 entertain the highest respect
for u.s. could treat us 70. Being only weak lit
| women In spite o ALL bravadO, have
shed many tears over those beautiful brisht days
gone forever | wonder " you are willing to
let them go1 will sndeavor to forget the
faux pas" and mamma Is so heartily sck OF
enmity that assure you she could be persuaded
| to let the past rest only under these oircuIn-
s,,a... ooria AR. n-ono,, r.conc,I,,,,on
Never mind me- bs mammas friend. This
eve Of 2sd when you called you accused me
ito mammal OF several thnn' which csnno,
bring myself TO believe that you meant. II
were 50 base as common tn'hs a. mat then
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Said Her Heart Was Breaking.
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\ inns WAS Oh 'hc "ost uh"a''c MINI. -
was written, IA she ciaiheu' aiter rie"
| Ing had locked her IN the back room oi
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