The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-05
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@ What fclIowedf We went Into .Ae psrlOr and s&s
ssArs and ck Mrs Bed up sta,rs; after tbs, heard
the child yins; the nexs thing knes was thai one Of
10 doctors down stairs aad asked me 70 mako
Rye
Who was II, Dr, Uhi or DR.. Casun, A. oanno, re-
MEMBER Witch.
q What followed nexti A, We went down stairs to
make IRE, but could and any wood Mrs Barnes then
came do wn stais and found some
Q. Did you make ares A. We DID
q What was IL made fors A. 10 mako sem, tea for
Mrs. Bcrden.
Q What che took piacef A I told Mrs Barnes that
saonght would go hons; she accompanied far
We front door; opened the door he raid Mrs Bur
dell has set . fine chilo;' sho also sked to call
.roond in the ming; thai the Lat OF dis
course
Vas there basket used In kirihag the Are? A
No sir, Do,t ing but pieces OF wood
o Did yoa take any hing 10 the house within week
previous 10 yesterday A. can't reooleci nov
g. Have you taken paii OF blood thai house'
l have not
O. What hsve you taken there within . week, A.
Some clothes back and forward there last week
o Did gu tai any vessel there contsanipg Bquidi A.
So.
q is ibis saiemeni you have given all that yen know
Ia y
O. IL there any other ms..er before your mind
bas yos did think OF In the part Of your state
s,en1 A. No, don't think there H.
TESTIMONY OF MRs. lsR BELL.
Mrs jane Bell, sworn and examined, deposed - fol
o Are you Tho sister Of Nrs cs.harine wHt' A. Yes,
Do you reede with her at 40 Second avenue, A Yee
Q How long have you Known Mrs Burden or Mn
Cunningham A. have known her personally about
swelSvFSsai9
O. How long have you known her Intimately A.
have known her altogether about t-eve years.
q Have you been In the habit OF visiting her often,
A. No, cir her house In nay life before her
Acquittal
Have yon not seen her At your ss;ersf Yes, sir,
have since her aoquiti..
Since that Abe been In the habi. OF visiting
Jour stter's FREQ uenth9 A. Yes str.
Have you had any conversation at your sisters hcase
with her abon her situstionf A. have, cir.
Q Has she spoken abou. her being long In The family
wAyf H. Yes, sir.
Dbl she cay who the father the child Of which
abe was pregnant A. Yes, SIR she said it Dr. Ear
vey Barden
Have you heard her speak OF this on more than one
oocasfon, Mrs. Bell2 A. have sir.
q Did abe say when she expected TO DO confaod' A.
Well, she said abou; the irst the middle August
Did she state to you any OF the crcums.a aces, or
counde In you In relation her condition. she spoke
u n ~ . general matter.
Q Did she make any engagement with you about at
lending herr A. No, SIR.
Q Since her AcquitsAl you have been In the habit Of
yx.tng her boase, and not beforei A. Yes, sir; was
n Der house day when her boyr going the
country at other times took sowing 70 do for hor II my
house
Wen, at her house she spoke about situation and
u being In this way BY Dr.. BurdeuY A. Yes, sir.
q Has she during these conversations ., her hou.e
NAkd anything than In general ~ay and that Dr.
B,sSen Was the father Of the chiidf A. No, sir.
Q Dad her appearance iadoase that she the fsmi
y vayi A. Oh, yes, sir
Q when you last at her house before Monday
night A think, - ! reo,lieci, about .
vssh ago; d,d not sit down then, fo~ remsinsd only
sev moments, having merely gone thero business
Q Dd you mako up any infanis' clothing for har A.
I repaired some
Q. DID you make up any infAnu' cloihingf A. No,
ar; her dsugh ers DID think.
Q What ume did you 20 thcrc last night (Aonday)'
a As ~ can reoollect IT ~as s,ors IL o'clock
Q Dsd Mr.. VIII come for your A Yea, sir; vas IN
bed
Q And he went ~itb your A Yes, cir.
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arrived, her sister had Little child, and It neatly
dressed.
q Who were 10 The rom sbu you -~nt thsref A
N.Y. Ounnins hams sister, whose Mrs. Ann Barnes,
md he two dootors-Doc,ors Uni aod cauin.
o Where ~as Mrs CuGninshsm7 A. she vas IN bed
y What did Mr., Cunnins aha q say' A. shs was very
sich indeed.
Q STATE Whit ,cok p'soe. A. Wen, Mrs Cunningham
rHs 10 bed, and appeared ~ be very slcx.
Q S, NE Ten all over waco you 20. ihsre' A
Ye., tb, she great pain; som Doctor Uhl went
away; ] took the child and dnrhed drcssing IL;
Ted and Il fen asleep, and laid the bed beside u
mother, krs. Cunningham.
y Wa there anything In the tub A. did MT look;
wss a wSb ,nb containing water with ~hlch shs va.
ropg TO wash he carpe did yihing else IN
be tuo.
Q What was ,he going 70 wash GU, Of he carpet A 1t
Vas stained.
Q Win shs2 A. don't knew.
q Was IL mo- bIooo' A do not know; link n va,
efod would have seen IL; say some blood 90 towel
On the bed
Q Did you zee ary other bood' A did no. look
q Now PIT you plain question which is within your
knowledge TO answer, and you u either
sscatveiy or srmAtivey. Dd you any other blood
sheSoi A No, cir.
o nd you any bed clothes sta nod with blood, or
any Othsr elothesi A. No, air.
q when you entered the room what did Ms Cunning
ham sayf A Al the time wen. In Mrs Bur iell said no
thing, ba, soon abe ssd abe hal great PAIN and had
hard time.
o Dld she speak comparatively with This and her other
children e 10 the peni A. No, cir.
Hos long aer The Doctor went away did the officers
cone iri A. About nneen minutes.
Q wha, conversation ensued during that time between
yourself, her sister and herr A. Her sister was down
stAirs getting ready some tea
Q Did you see basket In the roorai A. No, sir; did
moi leave The until was taken out OF II; Ms Blrps
cane back and brought the tee for Ms Cunningham
one M 10 call me.
q Bdpr Dr. Uhl come up' A. No, air; he was not
here, for he Vas nj home.
Q Voc don't kuow tLA. A. Ms. Barnes told me be
veos home he did no, up oil tie time; Mr.. Barnes
dc no, come up until abe On ne up with the tea
there any other you have omitted In rolls
don 70 this matter which within your knowledge A.
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