Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
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and Hequlintanees occupy the court alternately.
The Judge, that Is to say the Court, lawyers and
people assembled, seem to enjoy the details
and press Nary and the Doctor to tell all they
knoYand Try and recollect more. Mary, the
PIN mans wife, is 4 captain in her way. Beau
tiful, moTe than ordinarily accomplished, quick
witted, quick expressiOned, knowing thing or
two about life above and below stairs, she is too
much for our unfortuqate Pill man. She steals
away the hearts Of the sur1oundgrs, as she win
no doubt those Of the jnry. by her taking ways
and the Wonderinl Deliah-ism (We claim pat
ent for this last Word) of her tongue Some
fourteen days have now elapsed since this IA
nous trial began, and Mary has been in Court,
talking. managing. taking notes or prompting
her counsel IN the while, barrin meal times and
sleepiDg hours. It Is said that she begins to
look exhausted like. under this heavy pressure,
worse than under the lie-a-Wake-o-nights regime
to which 81 she hid libeen trained under the
her .esood pataared husband, the PIN man.
The New York Times, We noticed day or two
ago, claimed that Mary was charming beauty
in Cubn, in 1856 and had there snraptured the
pen Of oHe of its correspondents It is evident
she must be taking woman, for we read among
the great,batch Of testimony, received by US,
Parenthetical paragraph, mentioning that some
Pictorial Newspaper man Crank Leslie, We
reckon, had sent on an artist to take a-Eketch
of Mary for his Paper eYe.quots:
OqeOf the episodes of the proceedings to-day
had for its hero the artist Of an enteTprising
New York Pictorial. Whilst intently occupied
in sketching the handsome features Of Mrs BEN
nett she received an intimation Of the fact and
Immediately covered her face with thick brown
veil thatWas impenetrable to the sharpest eye
Nothing daunted, he turned round and set In
dustriously to work on the queer phiz of the
Doctor Some considerate friend informed the
Doctor Of what was going on, and the latter, in
state Of the utmost trepidation, moved about
in very uneasy manner, and when he sat
down, put his, hand up Ia, his face The Sheriff
politely insinuated to the disappointed dra1ghts-
man that his presence was no longer needed,
and he soon after retired. 20 sIs-7
AfeFthi5 The testimony goes on again and {
such all curious and odd, things about general
household and kitchen management as come up
are amusing, and novel enough to us--non- fam
lily men, We feel nov after reading as much
as We have Of Mary and the Doctors experience,
as five had been in the bonds ten years and
as five could phil. in the traces just like we
had always been there. i--ssls..5s
nut We raHs4oWng onEf.specS ana proceed
to read that Y1.TF 49,
S.laant GaRaon testified that IN March and
Aprfl. 1856. She was eIaployel AZ cbSmber,naid
and FtiTsk ISr v,eeIts in DE BenDsf,'s f,,n
ilv AZ Inc fine The children siclr She
aSid Mr. Rennett ivSnfed III on ihto fn1ntber
room Ia slsen she tS6} h Iiebteds and The
DoctSs ~ eotSE Win Ses sbs Timed Ton M,
and askeSitSe Doctor where lie Essspojbe. he
said Ia va g6Siine Win her. sbs said he
was nothe In,,ss his own he'd. abe then
turned bach into he room. iSidj the candle on
The mantle. niece Ind reTuinedithefe foAabo6t a
quarter Of al, h6pF. nj Inc candle aenin aonin
the Doc(9 Is 20 With her hid seSin
abe Tefnsefl The thirl time Fe rose To leave and
the Do8fIS = liz DID Am tIs
candle and fold him 10 d, in1selfs If he v1onte
he eS n "a copIA 5of "a I5,bsrevsr SbS,
would 20. nnda she sid siNois inter- that She
went and eoF7S pillow and sof6e bsi.cIotbeE and
fIxed herseif soa the ionngs. stbe Doctor then
wentlFr St Il pillbJ AZ ixel hiIJsAlf s1nIthe
other ~ ih {feii. some tims IfF
Bennett - terei np ber Knees verVbie on the
Iounee. i f6onEht ssid ths ,y5zit5ess sSe ISs
tnakin ~ him the i6ht she lyot 6er Two
feet SO that S6s Gapped him of on the car
net. she didityiolentiy Doctor walked nm and
dovrTi' Iiioii m tI,S IS;t Nc