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

Mrs. Walker was with us all the time: AIRS Walkers CON
visit perfectly correct dined at the same table with
MIS- walker who was present on each occasion; sat
opposite to Mrs. Walker; Dr. Heartwen sat one occa
came; there was difficulty to seats think that Dr.
Heartwel did not sit beside ls Walker than once
during that visit the conduct Of Mrs. Walker and Dr.
Heartwell at the dinner table correct there was
nothing beyond the ordinary interchange of cvtes be-
tween Them Dr. Hearwei at that time very devoted
to his sister; have them walking together; she
usually leaned on his arm; have his around
her waist while walking the Houghtons and Or. Heart
we were cousins; Mrs. Walker occupied the
the dining room next to her sisters Mrs Walker occu
pied room No (wi,ness looking at q diagram of the
h@se) Miss Caroline walker roon,ed with Mrs walker
MINI Statina Patten occupied No. 8.
To Juror-I did not see Dr.. Heartwei walking from
the grove with Mrs. Walker, with his arm around her
waist; was present at the time and all the time,
Cross examined by Mr. Busteed-f am married, but
was rot in 1915; have not been in Harpswen since
resided then in Bath don't recollsct where Dr. Heart
well resided them he visiter at Bath; arst saw
DR.. Heartwel in S42, Bath was introduced to him
then BY bis cousin, Mr.. Houghton; saw him next at
HatTswel in 1885, had not seen him in the interim Mrs
Walker, think was well acquainted with the Hough
tons they were present when introduced Or. Heart
well to Mrs Walker this introduction took place the
" from childhood; knew her from childhood; did not
know her Husbands knew she was married; Mrs Walker
remarked to me that Dr. H. resembed her husband and
would like to be introduced, and that how know she
was rot previously acquainted with him. don't recollect
whether. when she introducedto him, they walked
together; pr. HeartweD with his cousins and the
Houghtons when introduced; don't recollect that he
left them to TO her. Mrs Walker said thing
tc me about In. Heartwe returning; Mrs. Walker was
with the Bath party all the time; the party kept To-
gether in the grove presume we were not together all
the time of our visit have recollection Of the
pany going in couples DR. Heartwelps sick sister
member Of the party don't know how SICK she was
saw she was sick from her appearance; know Mrs.
Augusta Waldron; she not Of the party when
there; recoect seeing DR. HIS round his SISTERS
waist twice the first time when they in the
front Of the house the lawn have him wait
upon her from the dining with his round her
g I'M 10
figure res mblee Mrs. Walkers but not her face.
Slas A. houghton examined by Mr., Blunt deposed--
am merchant, and resided in Bath 10 ls4j; ac
qusipted with Mr. Waller in that year, and know DR..
Eearsel went to Harpsweu Ia July, 1855 by steam
boat; Dr. Heartsell and many others In compsny
with ne remained from two 10 four hours at liar as
on tst occasion Br II returned wiih me; 1ffs W. vas
ret there @iiol vac taere; went down gaia ths
follow 'ag oreSy; ar. n a. sister AM mans oilers
acc mIauiea us; Afs. Wan r was moi II the party;
REMAINED there TIL FrtlaS or Saturday alter dinner;
oecu 20 he 4ecsi oy-E b sitir S9on..,o U4..cye
my vile occupied the room with ne; aon't know
what room nr. Haartwen occupied; Mrs. Walker
AeAt DAY with hes sstes krs Walker and IT. Hsaxtwen