The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-09

be out Of sight Of his w asked him then whore len
his wiisl he said in New York at Mr Higgins" then
me !" asked where he had lived with her since he
In New York. Boston, and Portland !" asked him what
she had done ~ he said Portland the place she did
the business !" he said he had fine situation there
had encouraging inducements to purchase house and
lot, and had good prospects OF doing well and that he
there caught her with another man in his own house
give me work tomorrow ." he then rose up
yard he said "he was going to find hor;" asked
q who 2" He said she would not tell" took him by
smokes pipe; he told me The had pain in hi. head
about three weeks" asked him, what occasioned that
pain ~ He said "sh ~ said he, she's ruined ms-shes
more of him until next morning.
The court here took a recess until o'clock.
SESSION.
GEoRoE AsNEroH's examination resumed-The prison
walked with witness down as far AZ Harrss Hotel and
to Witness. shop and he had not got an
asked witness to assist In getting ok in Troy he had
made up his mind 60 there ws, CAV; him mil
when he met him 10 the street, and said he had no sac
in Troy that he did not like the place and would
thought he looked wilder than saw him look; he
swors he would jump % he had no money ana
no mind TO do any thing; parted with him then and he
went the street, witness followed him. and when he,
Uhe wness) came up to him, he said It was not him
meaning the witness; witness caught him by the
arm he drew back and thought to get away,
bit stopped short and sail at is you, GeorgeP 20
you to board with me- and stay with mel he said
yes; he then walked up with witness to Mr. harrlss
o G him ns e to
WITNESSES house, the witness wished him to go to
board at his house. that he witness satisfied that
he not right in bis mind and he wished him to come
to his house. he would be taken Of after this he
continued very well for three days on the third day
head on his hand he gave long sigh and sa be
letter from his wife, that she sick and wanted
to know how she could get along ne told me n: was
home dinner; witness asked him the aud he
said he not hungry asked him he had written to
Wild and he was quite restless; next day no to din
and witneas wife asked him three times to take COT
Witness a. and asked HIM il i was he that spoks
witness said it was not, but his wife, who
him to showed with ps
knife fork tho centre Of the table, and ran bare
headed out through the yard to the gats ne ran PACK
shop and said he had been waiting for hum witnes for
the last two hours witness then walked with him to the
shop; witness never saw him % violent a. he vas ut
that tme he then told witness he was going down to
New York after his wife, that she sick. and he did
take care Of her he shortly aftsr told witness that he
received letter from his wife, and that she was down
sick the next moment he wIung his hands ana saa sns
her; nothing Of him until the Saturday he was
going to New York, and said II his wife was sick
Sex 50 York and find 'n her
walked out to friends with him he advised there
ed out and went home during all this time his appear
wild, and he had unsettled looks at quarter
to seven o'clock witness saw him again. and he SAID
was almost time to 60 New York and wanted witness
to 70 with him down to the boa witness went out with
him. and they walked through several streets, witness
New York; he was all tho time speaking of his unhapp
at being separated from his wife he spoke very al
fsctionsey Of her. he started suddenly ana ssd there
beat however going out the time; the basin full
Of canal boats witness ran after him and caught him as
he was making into canal boat he got away IRON
witness again and to State streets witness came
up with him there. and he again started and ran
board another canal boat and said it steamboat
although all the steamboats, had left at that time for New
York witness then took him by the arm and brought
him to where there were some Troy and other steam
boats and he said they not steamboats,; witness
then brought him to oyster stand i'll State street. and
put him in there; he was then pretty much exhaust.
minutes, when he suddenly jumped to his feet. and
witness asked him if he was going to New York
he said no he next sad ne was bound 70 90 70 New
nessSo lend him his skates witness then took him by
the and brought him to Exchange street, they stop
and again a talked q going 10 New York; at the
moment, female passed by On the other SIDE OF
the 5 and NJ sd 'ns,s snI beg Sc o
inside asked him who he wanted he said his wife,
the said his wife was not there, and desired HIN to
there he going to New York and he said no, he
not going New York at ALL he said that his wife
Parriss house. and that young man, who was
sitting there and the Witness conspred to take her
away from him. he then said the young man had taken
her stars witness had at iengh 70 Ieave NM ana 30
witnesses house; the first thing he said was halo you
have got back again from New York; shortly after he
started of the house without his hat and ran into
State street, when he back he said se thought he
saw his wife, and after her; he then sat down. and
took his breakfast, and witness saw nothing more out
Of the way until the day he left fer New York; Tues
day he to witnesses shop and said he was gong to
New York; witness walked out WIN =, MN m to ,.n MT IT,
New York. he took his cap of his head and then took
WITNESSES hat of his head and put 1t on his own, and ask
New York and wanted to look hrst rate; he then took
every mans hst in the bar room Off and tried them on
and asked how he would look Witness made up his
mind to leave him, and tat was the last he saw OF him
his appearance wild and unsettled with ,ct to
temperance his habits were good ut that time about
ten days before when he came TO board with winess ne
said cost him good deal TO- saving that he paid two
shpgs a week for it, and that it amounted to good
de in the OF year and he wanted to save some
thing and asked witness if he could teach him how
shsve witness told him that he would and did teach
him that in short time he could shave himself he
bought from witness that suited him the Sun
day pre- his coming 10 New York he shaved HIM
SELF and in doing cut his Chin and threw the razor
down and said. "damn it, won't have II; it is nst heavy
enough for my beard;" he then threw it down. and said
he would not have tit was not heavy enough; that
when he went to New York he would get good set Of
shaving tools; witness tosk the razor, and now has it,
Cross eramined by the District Attorney-Saw him
drink occasionally from March to August 1885, he usu
ally drank gin; witness saw him excited by liquor
in the smallest degree; had suit in which Mr. Faher
~. witnesses brother in law, plaintiff, and witness
defendant; it was for sander witness was taken on
writ ia prison; the prisoner nude an affidavit in wit
nesss behalf said his wife in the habit Of taking
laudanum but did not say how much she took in the
Of the day; has heard of his having spress In
ls45 but never it; did not know his vito befors
they married; heard where Russ went that
Saturday night After the examinaton Of the wit
ness, the court adjourned to half past 10 o'clock this
morning.
Our M xican Affairs.
The HEROINE OF TAMPCo-THE MODERN JOAN OF ARC.
II was mentioned, in the accounts of the capture OF
Tampco that important part had been played in that