The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

getnsri MT walkers conduct was perfectly correC
Dr. Heartwen took particular Of his sister on tho
OCCASION as she unwell; when DR. HeaxtweI andhh
sister walking together, he generally had his arm
Mrs, Walker occupied No. with her sister, t6inh;
generally sat with Dr. Heartwe opposite TO him. at
collect where Mrs. Walker sat started ON my return on
the second visit 70 Harpsweu Just after dinner; Mrs.
walker was not OF the party who returned don't knew
think Dr. Hearwen went homo the night previous ny
leaving.
down make Arrangements for the second party;
had known Mrs. Walker before went down for fifteen or
this is why saw that he and Mrs walker were not -
quainted previous to their meeting at HArpswell
wife, two sisters and two brothers were there; q
m to say that Dr. H. and Mrs. W. were VII
sight all the time; don't know who introduced
and DR.. H. to one another; have seen AIRS. WAlkeA
morning and presumed they slept in the same ROOM
know Mrs. Wadron; she not of the party, but
at the house for few hours during the visit Mrs. Wal
dron and Mrs. Walker came together.
Aaron Adams, examined by Mr. BlantI reside at Herpe
well and have lived there year last February keep
diagram shown to me is correct the plan of the second
floor the when took possession Of the house,
on the first floor the Plan shows the crockery room lar
ger than IL il partition taken down Ia the Of
fee and Two rooms turned into the hall, the
entrance to the rooms from the hall and the pasza
the the stairs of both stories the same and the
rooms on the diagram numbered right
Were you present in this city when anything was
Objected to and objection overruled
A. vas; Mr. Mrs.. Miss Ann Eaton and Hr. Lawson
were present; it was at 400 Broadway
O. Did Mir or HRS. Eaton then say that they knew
thing against Mrs. Walker2
A. Yes Mrs Eaton said on that occasion that she knew
nothing sgsipst MR.. Walker.
Cross examined by Mr.. Busteed-This conyersatioI
happened last week between Tuesday and Friday, be
tween 10 and II o'clock it took place while this trial
pending in house ia Broadway the right as you
go down. In the house at which they stopping;
Mr. lawson Mr., Mrs. and Miss Ann Eaton In the
ut the time; it a the second floor don't
not went th re in company with Mr.. Eaton and Mr..
lawson foppd MI Eaton about the court house and
asked 10 up there; don't know who introduced the
conver alton; knew Eaton witness on behalf Of de-
PENDANT can't recoect how the conversation
ed 1t enced by wishing them good morning and going
DON'T rocolect any other pari subject Of con-
veratOu at the Time; there half three quarters
Of hour In the room sitting down chair six
eight feet from Mrs. Eaton went my boarding house
Immediately AFTER did not Mr. Patten any of his
relations or his lawyers there never these
how they found out knew them; Houghton and might
have talked about this after left the hotel don't know
that am to be paid anything for coming here ~ wit
Joseph F. LAWSON, examined by Mr. Bunt-I reside at
Harpswe kept the Mansion House from 1SAl 10 164k;
Mr. Eaton succeeded me- the plan of the second story OF
that house the diagram shown to me 10 correct
as to the localities of the there was door had
ing to the sitting room from the piazza, which not
the plan OF the first story the outlines Of the plan Of
the first story are also correct
O. Were you present when any thing said BY Mrs.
Eaton in relation to Mrs. Walker3
A.. was; it was in 400 Broadway, think on Friday
ter Of Mrs Walker; Mr., Mrs. and Miss Ann Eaton and
Mr. Adams were present.
Cross examined BY Mr.. Bustesd-rhe alterations were
made on the FIRST door by changing the cock room,
making it arger by removing the PARTITION think there
three windows the side Of the dining ROOM
also window on the north side Of the dining room;
there have been other changes that know Of could
not see the grove from the dining wndovs could
see The tops of the trees only; came to New York
week last Saturday; with James Patten and with
Mrs Walker part Of the way; paid my own fare up
divorce case; don't think he told what he wanted
to prove; in trade and have farm; the
about noon at 400 Broadway; the house is situated ca
the right hand see as you 20 up called up merely 70
not say how long stad there; supposed that Mrs.
Ea ton was 10 be examined witness in this case
did not know it, could not state the whole Of THE con
vtrsaton, but remarkci thatI knew nothing against
Mrs. Wall ers character could not say whether Mrs.
Eaton spoke about Mrs Walker either before after this
we talked of this subject about ave minutes Mrs Eaton
ed that she had heard stories about
Mrs. Walker at the house. she did not say what the
res were don't iecollect Mrs Eaton saying that she
knew nothing personally to crimnate Mrs. Walker
| told this to NJ Fuller ard to Mr. seweli.
M Busted here proved the signature Of the witness
/ TO paper; it was marked +.
| hr: Blunt also produced a paper, the signature
to which the witness testified as beiuk his it was
| marked G.
To Mr.. Plunt-I never saw Dr. Heastwen at my house
while keptit
Henry L. Houghton examined by Mr.. Blunt i reside
in Bath and connected with shipbuilding Hved at
Bail in lsah; at HarpsweM that year wea. there
fret on hcndny, 4th August 1916; Dr. Heart veil went
a %a no Of oal s
nained at Harpewen till Friday afternoon think that
Mrs Walker came down while there; Dr. Heart
well returned Friday afternoon brother, Mr. RUSSELL
Pr Hesrtven. Miss Heartweii Mr.. Browp Mrs. Wal.
dron and Lieut. Well returned to Bath the after
noon Mrs Walker also Of the party; returned in
carriages there four five carriages large par
ty came up; Mrs. Walker went in her own rockaway
all in sight Of each other thee was no Change made On
the road that know Of Mr.. Brown went with Mrs. Wal
dIon; Mr.. Brown Is now the husband Of Mira wadron;
Miss Eeartwe rode with my brother John; rode with
Lieut. Well, who is dead; started 20 return to
BAH between Eve and six and arrived there between
eipht and nine O'Clock the road good during the
whole of that drive all the carriages were together du
ring the time was at Harpswe, had occasion to OBJ
the demeanor of Ms Walker towards Dr.. Heart
we'll but saw nothing out of the way think the guests
did most OF the carving at the table.
Cross examined by Mr.. Busteed-We had chowders
eome times; the gentlemen usually did the carving Dr.
Heartwell's sister in i'll health this time; NO
other OF that party owned carriages except Mrs. Walker
more than and cannot say whether there two
seats in IL do not know whether the party stopped at
Getches Corner on the way to Bath, arrived at Bath
left Harpswel after tea between Ave and six the regu
lar tea hour six o'clock but We had il half hour
earlier don't recolect who drove the carriage IN which
vas drove part Of the time; Miss Heartwen tho
only person in the carriage with my brother John; did
not see MIS- Walker that evening In Bath saw her
rage arrive; saw Mrs Walker the next week; Dr.
Heartweil the same evening.
To Mr.. Blunt-Dr. Heariwen stayed that night at my
mouse.
John R. Houghton examined by Mr.. Blunt reside in
Bath; am merchant; lived in Bath in 1845; in
Harpswen that year went there the day day after the
party; returned Friday; my cousin Clara Heartwey
returned with me- she Ia the sister Of Or. H. Mrs.. "
returned at the came time; Dr. II. returned with her
started about O'Clock and arrived at Bath BE-
tween and O'Clock P. NJ. carriage IVES ahead,
was next, and Dr. Heartwels the third I do MI
think Dr. H. knew Mrs. Walker before that visit; d.
first visited Bath in 1885, he there once; hs last
visit made in 1847 Dr. Heartwen and were almost
always together at Harpswe he did not ride eat with
any there; had opportunities while there Of mo-
tcing the department of Mrs. Walker to Dr. Haartwe;
II correct DR. Hesrtwe used TO wak with his sister
smetimes with his round her waist; . lawn vas
in front Of the house, carriage road round Tie
lawn; beyond that the water.
Cross examined by M. Busted Have at HAyps-
well frequently but never when Mrs. W. and Dr. H. were
there together this is the only occasion which
them together this pleasure excursion OF which
speak; Mre. Walker and Dr. Heartwsn were somstinss
out Of my sight, Dr. Heartwe generally In my sight