The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

set candle and look at her mouth he did 90 and said
4 rot bad shs aid II was he then asked her II
she had eaten anything she said she had taken some
bread she took few swallows Of the tea and put pecss
Of the toast into the and spoon produced in
mixed i IN the SS%s Myself used brown sugar in
sisted that she should take before the prisoner
came In she said she couldn't; had used
the same tea poured out two bowls Of tee ior
SELF and for her. told him that little OF the best
Port wine would strengthen her ttle he said that was
right and told me to 60 after III than got my hat and
shawl, and be gave me quarter OF dollar; went anu
got pint Of for shilling; had ts wait in the store;
sitting the bedside having my baby on his lap;
then in and gave her little Of the port wine in
tumber she did not wapt but he insisted she should
have IT, she drank about tablespoon full; noticed
the bowl in the stove and saw tho toast had been
broken up and stirred S WITH the spoon sne ooSl s Vas
there was no sugar, and Mrs. Williams replied "Mrs.
Campbell has plenty;' he then took spoonful of the
sugar and mixed it in the tea he then said no would
feed her with that she had often fed him. she lay
her back and he gave her spoonful and he told her
he them sat up and he her sp
she said to him, 'Andrew, dear can't take any more'
he said she would have to take it, it would strengthen
her good deal he said If she would take IL he would
buy her dress and hat she then put her hand
round his meek and kissed him. she lad taken II nearly
al when she said Mrs Campbell you ought to exam
at her and 1t was like the cracking Of salt under her
teeth he scraping the bowl and giving her what
on the trunk, and said: Mrs. CAMPBELL you
did not take any Of the wine % on which he
got up and poured little of the wine in the tumbler;
told him didn't for the wine he drank Of It,
and put in tumbler and gave it TO her; she told
him then that she would be able to 60 after the money
at the Hall Friday he said she would not be able TO
go; then said would be better for her to have little
air as was slight distance off; he then said he would
call on the forenoon OF Friday and If she unable to
he would fetch the two dollars himself he then kissed
his wife and shook hands with her. then lit him down.
on his way home then returned, and found her lean
ing over the pail and heavng up that thought she
would not 1.-Two five minutes she said her whole body
in fame che said she would not live till five in the
morning; she died about three O'Clock on Thursday
morning; she conscious up to the time Of her
DEATH
The District Attorney said he proposed to offer in
evidence her declarations after she had said she could
net live.
Counsel for defence to examine witness
O. Was il not late midnight when abe said she
could not live till five O'Clock in the morning A.
cannot say
@ Did you not tell her that it al trashthat she
would live A. Yes.
O. Did she not make Of oath, and say she
would live to have revenge2 A. She said she would get
ahead Of the COMPOUNDED rogue yet.
Q. Did she not use a profane oath A. She did
The cross examination Of witness postponed till
tomorrow
The Court adjourned till to morrow at ten O'Clock.