New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-23

sic sppeared quite smart, uh'h - u 49, xSu "a
sts unframed thai she did nor feel very Nsn, aud
1891 r. Col. IN 90 FOR the Doctor soihen sat up
with her every night; on Saturday 1 ns - N9,e
,nnber and witness SET up with hIr Wv, ""cn Mt
Cole complained Of gas 10 her "a, .a hal
rrevions yf she did nothing for II but 90 cnaAi on
tIs.. Id, witness did not know oil he' taxing any
hing en~pt the medN ne OF the Do.''I on ouh iay
,roy,;r- Nrs Cole seemed quite snHs ah" Wa sIIhs
~, :, I'D ahen vittcss went away she was 'aIAlbg
~ atir, ana was able 70 nurt< ,ier child witness
t~c a. n o'clock and then Mrs. Cose was "a Wen A.
r-,riA be expected; did not hear her iak uoout Tue
r-ohabily Of i-r dying, nor ns'hs any ieu1 Hopt
= ,,ars1 d;d TO, hear a,oy. her bfe insurance until
.sAer the death. lid OIL.
10 hind sn1 attentive any man conld De- Hai heard
NJ. Cole e.y he was KIDD husband 20 per.
clom., Weetfau testified To having been called
man NV Solomon Cole TO sign some papers about the
Insurance Of bis wfes hiei witness went ~ ~ "ch
hams ofce where the blank form with questions was
band.d "a him and he gave his answers ana signed the
naer. .Links he ,igned another paper a. witness
|. vas IN Mrs Coles handwriting Cole spoke to ham
something about having his lie insured nothing was
said about the assignment OF me P9hcy soule Tune
after Cole told him that DR.. Schimel had been to e1-
anime his wife and she did not want everybody 10
know her business and therefore old not intend TO say
ANYTHING about II; never heard anything said ABOUT
the assignment until sfter her death about two months
before her death heard from Solomon that The doctor
10 have half Of the policy he said Dr Nesham
had said that bis wife was not very heatny, ana ne
had adv sed them TO get their yea insured mat ne
said be had told Wickham he was not able 10 do So,
and that unheathy women often had children AMI dd
we'll he said the doctor told him he could get his VIE
life insured; tina, he tCOle could pay two quarterly
paymerts after which he (Wckhaml would keep the
pawn ents up for half the money; Cole did not say he
agreed 70 IT, OF that Wckham was TO have half after
Mr.. Coles death witness a,ked Cole be succeeded
in getting the money, if he would loan wltness some
10 buy A horse with; Cole said he thought he could;
Dr. Wckham was present a. the postmortem exaIni-
nation: on the Monday following Cole told witness that
DR.. Wickham, on the day OF the post moItem Wah'eo
him iCole) 10 run away; Cole said he told HIM ne
would not do IL that he was not guilty ana Wouil
not 90; that the decor said if lie would 60 he would
find him the money because, if the body was dug up
and there anything found wrong they would both
be arrested; Went the next day to Ch.uneey ler"I'
Tiger the constable and told him he had heard some
thing which satisfied him that there was something
wrong, and that be lad better see MI PredmoTe, the
Co. Oner privately and tell him he had better arrest
Wjckhan; m the conversation witness thinks COie
ssid he believed Wickham a scoundrel, and II
there was ANYTHING wrong he iWckbaml would try to
throw il on him Cole; Cole did not give any opinion
that be Iecoec.s of 10 what caused his wife sdeah,
nor that lie spoke of the manner OF her death Sole
spoke something about that the medicine she hal
taken was what Wickham had left IN cup, until she
died and that he did not know what Nlckham had
given her; told Cole that there must be something
wrong, q else Wickham wonh Dot have advised hun
10 run away; when witness went 70 Newton with Cole
and others about the insuraDee-inoney Dr. "ickham
told him lie was going South he did no, say where or
how long be was going TO be gone.
Noihlng oi importance was ei'oi'eu y" '"' ''V
examination.
Britain y Westbrook tesuhed 10 having c9h NJ nel-
sa,ion with Dr. Wickham last Fall about Mr. and Mrs.
COlei witness saiu nhG' HnVun ai'Ii 80 .t.,
see him: Mfs Cole wanted examination in regard
70 her health; Wickham said Cole called him aside,
anu "ahIeu Nun " ~ i.. IN" i'. xv;lb.,o sa5 no
WIN ciid oelOIg n.i IN, Ca,o .f,er
~ Aoilineu nv. 80 80 H. 81 .sLaJ him ,bs ra
tho eAah,'la w 80 III -; 10, Tho MY answer
sui, anu ne W Nhnd'! IL " H. I'LL ~. Y,cLa
nc ne Nds "pIins W n - - ,;... That 60
a ,aeod b; Gov an answer and that Cole and his
sfa ,ten cot rea1v 10 90 home and AGAIN came 20 him
co. on ansxer and that he aoain refused and that Cole
s;d hat he uCoel knew of Something to that purpose
md that ick ham sad he told that If he knew IL
was very well and he had no need Of asking him,
Wickham; witnes s then asked the Doctor if be could
Tell IL she had been with child and had been relieved
by abortion he said he could he then inquired what
was the state of Mrs Coles health, aud ne said II was
poor; that she had the whites heardnohhg OF the III
surance until after the deaih Oh me uay =. tn "a
norton examination witness thought ne ooser'eu uis
position on The part oi Nlcknam 10 olas INC oAa"a
iion by making suggestions; he pohted out spo1 vn
the lungs 70 DIR. Allen, when ne sai was an ~ice, te
Doctors differed with mm ne apparently Sought Iol
some evtence oi %se noc,ors said thew wee sousd
isadng tn.iI,o, IN; VI, ,,a,h al ;,st;,ss and oIong
81 ibs bnojv there were found
Ill -, no,t;oies. tbav vere called ealeareous
crsnnls,'"rs "r formations. on pressing them they
cruuLL. down. DR. Wrkhau suggested IN at they
;iroteJ in the call the physieians ,Dre.s.d their
sn,nrise IN fpd then there; subsequently &
th. Hrck House Wickham said 10 him that the ply
sic;ans who made the examination were all against
him. he referred 30 certain statements which he had
nade 10 tbem and which they knew to be true. but
i'"ue " -, III: -, -. 81. b ia ,.;,,roSs
tney MeS un"Hlut w nI ~ - ~ ~ a - :,
that aibr hef malfiase VII" ,oie nc Hau ouieu not =.
syphilis, or some disease oil that character, ana tat
he had cured solomon Zoe OF the SANE dl'ease ai.e.
marriage witness asked tna' wa 80, ~ "plu noi
c'ehtGhIy Ihahllesi seH upon inc chlli' alu e a,
"ouio a.eI Noie hialIiese, "lI' M tiL
salon WIN MN hoOut tue circumstances unuoi Will