The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-27
why did you 60 to Atlanta, and why

10 oregon TO visit my father, before MS
death, and to visit friends and relatives
afterward. have one brother living. and
had two sisters. both of whom are dead
One of my sisters died in Atlanta"
Where were you educated?"
'I was educated partly in the South,
principally in Atlanta I went TO Mrs
Billiards. School for Girls. to the Cal
houn street public school and to the Girls
High school, which IS also a public
school,
Where did your mother i've after the
death of your father?"
I'm Atlanta
when did you leave Atlanta for New
York;
lon June 8. 1895"
For what purpose?"
ITO pursue the study of music, vocal
and instrumental have always studied
music. took my first lesson from Pro-
fessor Barili, and afterward from Mrs
Marie Youmans."
"Ho long was Il before you went TO
Europe for the first timer
1T was in the summer Of 1896 I had
not taken lessons long from Professor
Barili before I went 10 Europe. I went
with a lady friend OF mine. an elderly
woman, and remained six weeks When
returned to America remained in New
York while"
when did you meet Martin Mahol?
at was some time after my return from
Europe and was in August. 1896
What was the occasion upon which
you met him.
There was a musicale or party OF
some kind at the New Amsterdam Hotel"
Who was there?'
Martin Mahon.- Mrs. Starr and a
Mrs. Truitt. 1 was introduced TO him
there by one of these ladies'"
When did you next see Martin Ma
hon.
1T was on the next day. called at
the New Amsterdam Hotel to find a dag
ger pin that had lost on the evening
before
Where did you see Martin Mahon?'
81 saw him in the ladies' reception room
of his hotel
when next did you see him.
ION the following day. l was living
at No. 40 Gramercy Park. Mr.. Mahon
called on me al that place. He said
that he had called to offer the services
OF the house detective in finding my
pin
How did he know where you lived?
| Did you give him your address,
mo. did not / presume that my ad-
/ dress was given by Mrs. Truitt. who lived
| in the same house with me. 1 re-
manned at the Gramercy Park house until
| the middle Of September. and during that
! time Mr. Mahon called several times.
three or four times-freQuently. He came
at his own invitation"
During your stay in Gramercy Park
| did he take you driving?'
Yes; two or three times. in victoria"
Where next did you go?
At took little apartment in West
| Thirty-second street. My maid was Nv
! ing with me- At that time I was pursu-
| ing the study of music. / was in Thirty
second street about month"
did he send you fiowers?"
Eyes. ne sent me flowers while 1 was
there and also flowers and delicacies
J while 1 was at Gramercy Park"
! Did Mr.. Mahon tell you that he was
married?"
Eyes. he told me that he was married.
! but hs said that he was not living with
his family"
Where next did you go?'
81 went South and remained about ten
DAYS on a visit to my mother"
What did you do upon your return?'
sMr. Mahon suggested that 1 move to
Mrs. Johnson's. in West Fffty-seventh
/ street He said she was very dear
companion for me-"
"Did YOU go to Mrs. Johnson's on two
separate occasons?
NO: I remained there continuously
Did Mr.. Johnson speak TO you con-
corning Martin Mahon?"
YES"
What did he say?"
Mr. McIntyre's objection to the ques-
/ ton was sustained and 1t remained unan-
swered.
During the latter part OF your stay at
Mrs. Johnson's did Martin Mahon take
you TO the theater?'
Yes"
Did he din. you and take you TO the
ooera?'
Yes"
Did Martin Mahon ever stay all night
in Mrs Johnson's house?''
HE did
Mr.. Hill was about 20 ask Mrs. Moore
IL Mahon and Mrs. Johnson had conferred
about his staying all night, when Mr.. Nc
Intyre objected and the question was
ruled out.
Mrs. Moore. continuing. said: 81 re-
NAMED a short while longer at Mrs. John
sons, then I went to an apartment in
Sixty-sixth street. Mr.. Mahon called on
me several times but-I did not see him. y
tin Mahon before you married William
| A. f. Moore?'
ct saw him before was married in jan
uarv. 1857. married Mr.. Moore in April.
1897 After my marriage we went %
Cleveland to visit Mr. Moore's uncles.
/ Then we went south to visit my relatives
and returned TO New York and stopped
al the Savoy Hotel I remained al the
Savoy until the latter part Of May. 1897.
when we went to Europe and remained
until August
ION our return we took an apartment
g. No West Sixty-fourth street. For
three months we lived IN New York. then
went again 70 Cleveland On December
l. Mr.. Moore left for Europe. and FOL-
lowed him ten days later. ] remained
abroad until June % this year When
we came back we went again 70 Cleve
land and thence 70 Oregon and California.
Returning TO Cleveland / remained
there until August 4: then came 70
New York. Mr.. Moore remaining IA Cieve-
land. went 70 stop with friend q
mine. Mrs. Shears. az the WsldOrf-As-
tcr,a. 7 remained there for about six
weeks and during that time saw Ma
tin Nahon frequently.
Mr.. Mahon took me 20 drive and sent
me presents remained there until
went 70 The Hotel Grenobie. where ] re-
f1ained until November s
DO you remember q little Din which
Mahon said he had lent 20 youZ"
Yes Mr. Mahon gave 4 q ne before
I was married I wanted 20 return 2;
20 Mr.. Nahon several times. but he rc-
fused 20 take L. saying that I might as
well have Il: that L really belonged "a
! ne because had worn q 50 long.
why DID you 70 70 ire New Anaste--
cam Hotel 70 return him the pin7''
I really cannot teal you. Mr. HE BIT
! had a premonitio1 rat should return
e. 7 suppose He said Keep i; y Is really
vo1r pin
u went back % the Hotsi Grenob5e. AID
/ IN -ha following dzv 7 received A teia.