Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27

Nhafw WAS all right between them.
rihauncsg Eogcaop. Reside In Chagrin Falls
am acquainted with Cole; first saw him in July'
1857. About 5th Of August be wished 10 brlag I
,ome horses and put Them with me INTO Livery
Stable: ] was running hhck; did notkeep q
Livery Stable. told him ] was going west, but
there was young man there who would attend
ia; went west abOpt oweeks allerwqrdire,prn-
ed in October Mrk iOule came TO my pnsei be- u
fore lett; asked him why he left Mr. Stages;
ne said some persons hadFportcd stories ABOUT
his living with awoman in Garrelisville thai was
hired by the week, and calling her his wliei some
things were seen by his wife w his room; could
have made it right, il he had seen her in Olete-
land. ..n.H u
Cross-craminei Was in the habit of rnnning !
pnsscneers to the r.. r., (Mahonlug) at SolOn |
four miles from the Fails; desired Culeto make an
arrangement with the Il. r. Co. to have passtn-
GERS iickeied through from Cleveland, sothey |
would ride in our hacks-deslred hlm to acehlu-
plrsh this when | went away. Cole occupied
north west room on ground ilUur in my house,
house finv rods from 'Eggltston Hotel' ''N
Mrs Mary EqgicFton, am The wife OF Chaun.
ccy: know Mrs and Mr. Hiram Cole; he boarded
Mt NV house about ), Size abuut 3 weeks; he Two
weeks first: they had bureau, mirror, wash
stand and light-s'and in their rOOm' no outside
door to their n1oU; only ono door; that opened m
n dining ruom front door opened into this room;
inv nj our hotisp; was taken sick there, (Delense
objects to testimony about her sckness.) FIRST,
knew of her sickness in morning; Cole SAID his
wilc was sick in The night and came near dyingi
wished me To watch her, as he had got to SO I"
SOlun that day--did 20. Mis-. = de sald she had
had vomiting spells before DR.. Curtss was called
and let some medicine; cOmplained ot being SICK
nt her stomach. and Of being very thirsty; cqntn-
ed 10 her room some two or three days; thought
she had not eaten anything To produce sickness,
Defense objected Allmy family were sick;--
ck 10 the stomach, and pain ~ the stouEch;
crlmping pain. Some of us vOmiied; was thlrs-
ty, and had no appetite. Don't know whelher
she was taking any medicine except what Dr.
Curtis. lct; knuw nothing about any horse medi-
cine Did not hear Cole say anything about his
wile's taking any medicine till about the tine
they Left left Tuesday eve. about six clock; had
been quite Intimate with Mrs. Cole; Cole wcpl
away Monday and returned TUESDAY about
o'clock; had made arrangements 10 go TO Blin-
bridge with Mrs Cple; Cole was home al tea;
said he was going 10 take his woman up TO his
Uncles. He said She was going away 10 get rid
of taking her medicine; she said she was not;
did not say anything to him about our arrange
ments. They look satehcl with them; did not
see Mrs Cole again alive; Cole rel urncd next day,
(Wedncsdny.) about 10 or oelock; came thro'
dining room ,nto his rom; heard sound MS ora
dining rapm and sopped on The stems there re-
marked hat his wife came as near dying as She
conld, and live last night on account OF taking
ms morse he'ce % aSent 10. some Of % ,be
peiDbbbrs were fhere: he went in to his room; ap-
peared to feel pretty bad; groaned. and made a
noise in his room Dr. Curtlss and Mr.; MIX ,, went
m,o o sne I"" m 10 TiUp1 be nera me % With him him and pT
daughter r. Went with him; think he said on The
way that tle old stories and matters were all set
tied; think told mm ,hn' tumors i OF lls haylng
an ~, yiI III ,hont it, ascd wbat he wos eoing TO
do dow with his child; said he did not know, or care
much; staid in Btlnbrdge iilI Saturday n,gh,;
Sosc, ps @t bnck satin vest and nd par @ Of panis N
his room: found /, apers in the pockeis; small
paper done up" cant say exaelly how; il was
opened in my presence & e%g'a'neG e, VERY n,re o,
Tc,S came trSm B. Fonnd paper in sta stand drawer
substance in it same color as that found in The
vest packet Mr.. Cole was not illwhen my fam
ny were my husband was .S,, Mes M a.. my a'Hm! M.
%ee r. n.,NT rbe ere ss ssme S Inns tbere wbiel
were not his wlfe's; lhey we're kept separate.
Court adjourned TIL sl5 o'clock to-morr"W "
mornins then 10 take up Tile cross examination
'i''. i-et tl'9''D' "
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Court opened at 50 o'clock. ..'
Mrs. Mary Eggfeston.| Called on cross
examination. hen spoke 70 MN "oouI
the child he seemed 10 'eel oaa' Cove con m
versed as ordinary people zoe Sad whe'
oats were cheap ana ne could make mor' nor
money he would BUY ms w.le " certain It :, KIN,
oil oreSs' MY g'r! went inl" , M[S - ,y'. Co'e
room Ior some nleaclne' ana mrs. C"ie E',''
Sne came near Jung 'iie n"Fse lieI'ci'I' .Ip
itecollect MIS- Vole was very lalrsty oqrlnl l
her illness, thlnk 1t was Ce'e'9 Sne g,t aoou '
Recollect we had green beans don't kno'
whether we had green corn or not; don
know that be took his wife out riding bu
once during their stay at our house:
! 1t'ce bggteston, Did not testify IN court
ber testimony at the inquest was admltte
on both ,sides-Rep.l ..-. t.....,....t
Ellen Eggleston, am daughter OF Mrs
Mary; am 10 years Or age, | was sick on
day and Mrs Cole SAID there was some per
permint in the bureau, which would hel he
me. lwent to bureau, tor. drawer, an
took up vial; Mrs Cole spoke quick an
earnestly TO me and SAID t9at was poison
would kill me; think she sad It was Hiram
horse medicine, There were iour ylals
the drawer-two were redlsh and two WEI
pale-one had a White substance IN The DO
tom; that was the poison (hGrse (hGrs'e medicine
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