New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31

-its ie-t tle iiteft ara tu-Ll- up % Sc
ler, NeIe euhe' and yeu eoull hot see I'll gl 41u sO
ret'r nesr - turn, but st P,o1 oa hear he Fais
iors f would prevent your hearInE the rattiAE u
re 'e in tire lot ho moss % oar ASSIST
C-sse,lr s-Cr1u1t state lrc'ly What tire s'rtol
ron hone; should say between ard o'clock or
ocrele4 olT city o. foreuce t 'hk stopped aayS here
the "ay netweel Co.unllssle a-t Florence, Whch
riou seven iles oIred iu F.9Tale 10 visit tSo iiets
roceedtd directly ln there ~ Bur lfol til river r';
Md u-e the distance iTcu uce - -ar ir1a CROSSING
J. sd az ~ watch m after o'clock Keep
te by ~ 'le Iara Inn We ale, ale . gg' ~. ' "a l
oaty putting nv watch enced looking ~ the
D.l- testimony re.arHei-I co-l ro D. been more thar
go Yard from me araer9'sing we i-oAel "Pi ai.et
tt 20 tie rlar lot continued 90 h AID - continued
% IN T. cea.a ~ ot IN a.. considered the tra was
ear: was in family carrs1e liable q b. ding 81 l~ons;
tie curtains ere up, aud 10 curtains were III me way
ohsr1ct tn view; the team vas n,'c.e- span 80 cr
m 4, tb srsl gait and held tn lines firm ny rght hand;
The sound heard grating sound winch could Just dis
\ edge before th Coro--r's Jury That il runbl.ns
sound; nv impression always has been tha u was grating
sound nv deposition 60 tie Inquest read over ana signed
Is a. passed bed glance Of Mn Cook her hrse -
ear tie rs-rerhaIs Mrs CooA appeared 70 be
looking toward DID not see her making motions w'A aer
hands she cid not La- 20 on further Reelection since the
the make any effort 70 rum the horses head either
~ dom TIE tr9ck hsa whip n TIE cass th9 aay 90
got on that morning did not stop down 70 get y
whips recooct ATTEMPTING 10 get II just before got to
O Did Won intend 70 ha, track Just ahead Of the back
,ranl A. Gd nodd know the trsin wascomiag; never
tod y thought could have crossed the track anead OF
the tran 90 Lot JOIN Trick: do not know thar saw
n II Bu tn night OF the accident recos' teu
gentleman there that va hungry "a not te an ma .
form judgment Of the velocity me c "e sos
the results should JUDGE hey were gong Ton l't 20
goi ortv miles hours about forty mp the nver
road from the rad where you can see ~ the TRACK slond
lie; you cannot that distance clearly az dsarcr one
hundred and fry Yards from the track The bushes and hins
look as they had teen cleared along the raAroad DO not
ecoleot whether the inquest that corneli OBJ
o. Doefor YOU take the newspapers suppose A take
The EVANGELIST saw the evidence do not Know mat read u
S,eG h. ccidrf looked at the bushes csreuly and
looks different; have not passed ma way more
than four five times sncei do not ecoect driving Jay moss
before Mount Holly EiH they were III The habit OF sop
@ as nT 10 sorTed within twenty feet hsve brought
suit Philadelphia against the Company ior y no's 1'
Mrs. Eliza Heneken swoul-I am the wife of Dr.
Heueken comi with him AZ the time OF the acclent
S.psier wee in the carriage Dr. Heineken driving the
two front curtains on the sides the Dr. and father sat
nv rr her gFsndfthers lap do not recoec
before we approached ne useA ln1 Ily .i 49,, -
were not far the track at that time we were approach
sc l and after be took out his watch looked tmd
ard have been in the habit Of getting OUT "heh me cars are
Tasg did hear ay bell nI or whistle sound when we
cot near the crossings ny attention Wa directed to tbs: d
not the know which slde tney struck Us thhA
should haze heard the bell or whistle had sounded we qua
not them until within few ret ot Ae tlcs he
hores seemed to make spring and then the cars sk mem
the under art and sie oi the "es veg - hL,
A. was the noticed some trees and bushes
along the Tairohdf Inc engine
throw still further OF View have not been aone there
since; recoect seeing Mrs Cooks house did not see Mrs
Cook as was looking the Railroad had been looking up
toward Bordeniou and were coming mp TO the rscA
was looking toward Burngioni 40 not ree9e't nearing any
rofe until we struck, und had 10 idea the cars were
G ming; the Doctor driving at the usual gait do moi Know
what time was when le home that mornings we STOPPED
A. house At Florence think than half an hours We also
sorIed another Iece, where we stopped zen 81 uieen
minutes proceeded Immediately on as we came near
the railroad did not cbferve any men woA.ns "a hei as my
his be said the trains met at Burngton al ii O'CLOCK
The Court then took recess until O'Clock p. M
Mr. Eliza Heinekens testimony, resumed-lhe
first observe that the carriage was struck ana M hoses
WI ,Io ,rIrS cf the cars some three hundred yards
WINS assisted out Of the carriage Dr. Heneken proceeded i'm
hue AID Mr. George Gable picked up the wreck Of the car
rgse the doctor assisting the nIpnaea sp h a a. ~
engineer Mr. Adams that day at Mr. Cooks several gentle
the back door and fell the ground his remarks were
Just what have done some gentleman tola mn ihat II
was not his fault and not 10 geye do not Know VINO ms per
son was they trying to raise him up "heh went mo he
Crossexsmined-When stopped at Florence got out of
the carriage this when he stopped at aTA hou ~hsh
We were driving the river road apoachng tue railroad ne
"a, driving about ten miles hour he usually drives 70 Bur
In gon IN three quarters OF an hour sond thhA we
"a ook out watch seemed very short time We must
have been than hundred yards from the railroad when
uced 10 look out when the doctor took out his watch also
iled 10 see n could see the railroads going 10 Br
t from Burlington OF and intended that day
We were hins Of hurry we were engaged ID converse
hon In tn carriage did Mrs Cook or one else a. we
ed the house did hear any do not recoect any one
ng there when got ont OF the carriage except 9' Cook
no iemsIk e. the accident was frightened efter
the accident oVeT DO not tak e , broasbt
Adams what the mstter was told that he was the en
nee the did not say to him Don't go on So 81" not
O. Did you say the bank after yop got at Mr., Cook,
hoe what have done have been the cause OF a
loss Of life by trying TO get aeross the track before he &
No s ne'gr EN-, tn0V Wb, sufe and in
'quired any lives Were lo the two back curtains Of the
leffh before arrived AZ
heard the whistle and stopped some distance on u lney
TOOK ont his watch be that aer o'clock and
the track would be clears this was not over ha hne 0 Tue
neck.
Thomas f. Antrim, sworn-Am the father-n-law OF
Dr. Heirkn recoec seeing the Doctor take out his wch
a. was after o'clock and the railroad track
iS h. Lea. we were then little half mile I0m the
rsck as we were approaching the track did not look OUT as
much as f DoI o S SsS that he Cooked several times e
glance OF the cars as they secAi neail no g
or whistle; thought going seven or eight miies
aud afteward thought we were going eo9'aeIaos b ,s
struck both horses first and Killed oo'h OF ts e
thrown thirty or forty yards down, one on , ,
OF the the other the opposite sie wls ne %
% three HUNDRED and four hundred yards o DR. Heineken
asked if hurt, and asked me 70 tA.e Sh4ase o. a.
fuv sayg his services wanted TO assist the wOuhaed
think be absent about an honr when ne
bands we're all bloody aud be went into Mr' COOKS 10 "an
anniuei-I rot familiar with that road ana
had ns s ssed s @ looked Out We were
than half nile from the railroad track ana eouiu ~,
Tee il; when first the railroad We were very Sioe
10 il; he'd been looking for IT, but did not see II UNI me
got bushes aud fences ard Tins me s, a,
obruet view they were an ou u i9i'e, 5
the Doctor looked his watch hurried on ana Yea
70 I'm I s 49, asiouslly engaged in ordinary CONVEX
sron W. along ard also after he looked AZ h
ron the tack. l m.ht have said before the Coroner'
jury that II twenty-five feet, but 90 no' leeGi
DO lot Iecoeci whether said before them was the m time
hsd Looked Quit sara tHsde TnTr 81. tarSSri mean 10
saw there was 10 bell whistle blown al the crossing
X rsred 10 Re running toward the railroad and saw her