The daily tribune., 1907-01-12

WAS with him on this trip. He tcSk
with him the usual amount OF money
no would need on such an excursion.
AT his decease. was surrounded
by friends, and their provisions in my
behalf were most tender. Tbe Gov
ernor of the State and his stan. with
long procession. followed the remains
Of my beloved one to the cemetery.
The Free mAsons selscted my escort.
who took me to my fathers home In
Tilton. N. H. My salary foi writing
gave me ample supI ort I d!d open hn
infant school, but 1t was for the pur-
pose OF starting that educational sys.
tenn In New Hampshire. The rhyme
attributed to me by MoOlure's Maga.
zine IL not mine. but is. I understand i.
a pAraphrase of q silly song of years
ago. Correctly quoted, 1t 10 A. fol-.
lows. so l have been told:
Go to Jane Glover,
Tell her love her:
By the light Of the moon
will go to her.
The various stories told by No.
Olure's Magazine about my father
spreading the road In of front of bis
house with tan-bark and straw and
about persons being hired to rock me.
l am ignorant Of. Nor do rsmem.
ber any such stuff as DR. Patterson
driving into franklin. N H, with
couch or cradle for me in his
wagon. only know that my
father and mother did every Ing
they could think of to help me
when l Was i'll.
was never "given to long and
lonely wanderinRs. especially a.
night. q" as stated by MoClure's Maya
zine. ! WAS always accompanied bv
some responsible individual when 1
took an evening walk. but seldom
took one. l have always consistently
declared that l was not . medium for
spirits. never was especially inter-
ested in the Shakers, never dab.
bled in mesmerisn never. WAS IAN
amateur clAirvoyant. nor did 1.-THE
supsrstitious country folk frequently
seek my advice " Inever went into
. trance to describe scenes far away.
~ McClure's Magazine says.
My Oldest sister dearly loved me.
but wounded her pride when adopt.
ed Christian Science. and to . Baker
that WAS = sorry offence.
MoOlurs's Magazine calls DR.. Dan.
iel Patterson, my second husband. IAN
it,nerant dentist" IL SAYS that after
my marriage We "lived for . short
time at Tilton, then moved to Frank.
lin. xx Z During the following nine
years the Pattersons led . rowing
existence. The doctor prAoticsd In
several towns. from Tilton to North
Groton ana Rumnsy.
When 1 was married 20 him. Or.
Daniel Patterson WAS located In
franklin. N Il. He had the dsgre.
d d. s.. wAs . popular man. and
considered = rarely skillful dentist
He bought = place In Rumney
which he fAucisd. for q summer rs'
sort. Al that time he owned .
house In FrAnklio. N II.
Although. - McClurs's Masazins
claims. the court record may stas,
that nv divorce from DR.. Patterson
was granted OH ths ground Of deser.
tion. the cause nsverthsless was Ad ult
cry. IudIvidusls are here today wht
were present In court when the deoi
sion was given bv the Judge and whs
know the following facts; After th'
evidence had been submitted that I
husband was about to have DR.. Pat
teyson arrested for slopins with bi
wife the court instructed the clerk :,
record the divorce In my favor.
What prevented DR.. Patterson . ar
rest Was . letter from me 10 thi
ssifssms husband. imploripG him no
10 do 10. When this husband reooY
cred his wife. be kept her prisoner
10 her home. and I was also IN,
means Of reoouoilins tho couple. A
lChfistiau Scientist has told me tha