The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

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re; knew asds. ssns three yea, and was aisSsy
scqua'ned vA b. Vie; We q Anderson during tho st
sitting Il lie private room q Ss .Von .sd aa3ssa
came nom the jury room into the room where was ha
BEGAN !, The oSnvsr:s,on By saying tina. h matter now
OF this world would DO every thing done properly
NE proper time; fer instance THESE doctors had nAd
thai would have been the end Of this matter" said.
Inen py making . more thorough examination they
Entirely 20; though Dr. Blackwell tod ms Ia. be n!
no cause Q suspect anything other than tha che disd
natural rni,s dssa sts, ne art s1snnao nov hsy
great anxiety about Ars HIS hsah sssinr thss ses ~
ss1 from sss . aa. .ns he had ..a 9
physcs then aslsd bin shsn hs .s Ssoo SSs 10y
n medicine che declined taking anything md Ss mem
noursnment; and finally abe thought aba coma t.ss
| mnk ne said he would 80 for some and len her ia
went 70 Painters, made known hs errsad ~ down -
ha,n1 sDvtsU :. and you 80 sA nOt
rapidly than ones aware o. hs~ ssv Zoe pssses
over an hour We had another but nos d,
ns non mat have given bic words nearly ooud
asked me II his wfes sister was ahsre upon INV tsi,r
MN tnat understood she was To be there he said Var.
garet must 20 here; abe knows the OF Hsunahs
death and the manner Of complaining Is we'll a DO Tor
when she tho corpse she clspped her hand 70 hsr
that and say dreadful pain have here. but don ~
tell mother" think he put hs hand 70 bis ef side: he
h.d Se %s s Win MN that sh this was aer he
fathera -" ~ ~ ~
Cross e.amnsaaI have lived in Independence since
november last this conversation wa held on Friday
evening about nine o'clock Harden said he had teen Il
NE jury room he said that the physicians had admitted
AnPfhR thofp
were many people there, and great excitement there
were some hve or six persons average IN tie ron
other person. however, took part In the oonversaon "a
no one stood by and listened but We spoke % thas W
which was % dim lighted hat cannos tell Who Wsrs
the other persons think Harden passed the time Of dsy
Win ono ssniss cssng young man during th.
ON Tuesday OF the next week heard that Mr. Harden ND
made different statement and this fixed this conversa-
exchanged few Words made notes or this conyersson
on the Thursday and Saturday aer met him: Wa not
The Court then adjourned for the day. judge Whs,uIev
Remaining mat very good progress had been made and
that In future examining counsel must mot take nolss
FIFTH DAY-MoKNNa SESSION.
r, BnvpERs, N. j., April q, 1900
Al win be seen by report Of the proceedings In this
case yesterday, the trial progressing finally, and may
not occupy the two weeks sci for H. The order q the
Court that examining counsel must mot take down the
testimony greatly facilitates matters and the questions
and answers instead Of dragging their slow length along
are now given with - much quickness a. In ordinary
conversation Some Of the Witnesses, also have straight
forward stories 70 tell, and need no Questioning The
crossexaninations remarkably brief, and are we'll
conducted The evidence yesterday bore strongly
against Harden and although during the examination OF
Ars Carey (hiss Smith, he seemed quite relieved ana
oonhdent yet when the other witnesses appeared he BE-
came Interested and excited sad furnished h counsel
pofan EnuH
h confinement Harden has been very studious ana
has made much progress in mathematics, history aud
theology and has arranged q the evidence Tor IN
re- IL S Inc q and seems
that relating . hi vifs's death, while NJ.
great self CONTROL seems more inieressd IN he poss;Se
effect Of the testimony than BY The facn related and
pspsses or attempts 70 prepare tho answer for svsrY
The jury composed Of men who seem most respsct>
listen very asntvey and some Of sAs% take ooo unsx
notes OF the evidence Ono OF the In oppouton 20 sho
reporters: attempted % ,..e down for word The
rturn 70 their farms and take Advantage Of the Hne
spring wes.her but the Court refuses 70 hold night ses
he Attorney General and Mr. Bradley viii consent =,
bold night sessions 1t all Eight hours or testimony daiiv
whelpley, although comparatively new 70 he beDUC
presides 70 the satisfaction OF al parties and thonsR
and his decisions sustained by common sense = vsR
g. law, and delivered With dignity and force
c..s umss are expected among tn, lawyers IN tina
me Herald has the largest circulation OF any New
York p:pe. ia this section Of the COUNTRY although
reporters are IN attendance from the NewHk Trenton
ths E.soa per- tns demand Tor extra With
The portrait OF Harden published by the New York L.
usHs.eo papers V taken nom daguerreotype Of him
year ago. and does not at all resemble his present m
Peasance His face 10 mach fuller, and be wears whs.
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The sheriff and the clerk Of the court are everything
wnicn could be dssiIed and every facility d Afforded for
.Hawley, the ofhcer who arrested Harden, and Mr..
Miller, the daguerrean arte with whom Harden engaged,
ere here nom virgni. and their evidence thoashs e
me attendance upon the trial is very large especially
IN the afternoons but the excitement has amon sbasef
regard 70 Harden present . marked contrast 70 ths
scenes Ct the time he was brousht from vrginia whom
lynched only by the nrnness Of NJ. Hawisy, who dis
played biz revolver and overawed the crowd 80
The court reasssnblsd a& nine O'Clock with the usual
ths usual prehminares ana the calling & several W.T.
nesses Tor the stAse q length
WIN harden IN privass rocm 4 Andersen.
aftsr he jury q Inquest; Harden sad the doctor didn't
b. vent q g e ss ss :: s. " x:
md was gone about q hour; On his return Mss sm2
On ana = shs o,:g e S, he ~
abe was dying; then b called Mn Ramsey. - -
No9exAmtned BY Mr.. BfadlAy-Leonard Miller waa
BY ct the ee there another gentleman Ia the reom
but shouldn't know him. Harden was the only one who
talked; can't say TO whom Harden talked but think
was 70 the stronger.
Leonard Miller sworn-Resides ct German Valley: heard
HArdens csnversaon related substantially Is Inc for
NOR witness; remembers distinctly, and uses Hardsns
Words tells Al he heard him say ths occupied mot haN
hour Harden said he gone aboat IN hour a. near
- he could tell be didn't talk me, but heard him.
spoken TO Syker about this conversation have
talked about H. -
Jacob W. Davis sworn-Knew Harden sance Juus.
1855 saw Mrs.. Harden; had oonvorsaton With Hsrden
On me lin q March q Ramsys, N his ROOM Harden