The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

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ss nos sSSs % aAsf asssn S.s osssss .ss' 70
viewed the evidence offered by the state N os
order Of the tine Of their scosrreaos, cxanAsing Ara Re
semOoy Ter friends and o. ss pess NERVES eruafsrv
sns hssssa had ss:.a o. = ssa sns. q = s.a
death Hsrteo fixed the oc1v-nieet tine a M Ram
sey absence for hAs wes oomhs there says DE S.ss
lie oid his einpy because Il wss ose ocoysnisss fos
her TO be there When there was less tho family
and u perfectly natural, and scsns So, uhless
training Tor ss aetsSS a%'o or,m me- BY .sE,.s ss~
arsenic sculd KIN . nsa- But this proves = DO
mere ooaversstso; and instsad Of Hardsas askins
about ths natter be himself asked BY q the W.T.
neeees-sivDg Information Instead OF seeking H. and
giving - aay man Of genera afovmatos woeid, shsw
thing VIVA die STATE s.,s he vas ssssnpsss ssd WY,
thea wpuk he take two thirds d the cooe0ls sf the VEL
ssy ss. :. :. s9s.S sss. sesSs :
focr grans make sosupts three scsupes 60 lrschn.
(Gross laughsexl Wen then, tweCty Peasyws&as =.
than In the vial Fffteea srsas q arssac
were found in tbs body Of Mrs. Harden aer deAtA be-
and vomirngs-Df Chiffon says great deal more fah
tells story Of the amount Of aseeoic taken By Mr. HAx
den totally rreoosoAbis win ardsn's kpsws1ss q ths
subject, bot constituent with her theory, 80 bsag
considering has hs mere she took the moro edsctsa IL
The s but s svSsnes shs G
Ramsey wsAhed the arsesic for rats, end Harden smpy
sss 40 . ss.
oe'ssia vhte powders, ana 50 10 did bat % .s1s
those produced hero, OF which you could eas BUSTED
without hurting you for they arc hks most hoscpsshc
Mr. Herr and tina very fact tina, he gave different
shows that he didn't know vh1 the matter
been arsenic would he have shown them ana use tss
openly The uusel then mnutoly considered Hardeas
conduct during the week OF his wHes sickness, arguing
war nothing suspicious his manner aclcas end that
the theory of the State both regard TO this matter and
poSsSy The rsao"osness q H 4, riding % MI
ford short time such roads, shows that the
wnoe matter was spoken Of - joke; and 20 one can
talk With Harden minutes without his fAllisg tnio
ts He ord conceal that he had been 70 Eastoa uud
sniortssase,y. and under m,staken itsa he tolls Mr.
Herr that he had been Milford but the day apeo-
gzes and rstrscss the statement, any hones mAz
would His not ooooeAng the glasses. tho oordAl. aay
his but Ms Harden did stteapt 70 cosoesl he,
| eyac1a,ons ss oug possible, and carried them ou
for hcrseh AZ long s she could, and refused 4
rd Hasdens repeated appcsssa Of all sorts Of ree<iss
look like the asts Of guilty man, who know that AZ hess
den Was 80 unwen Ns peculiar o npton * srseaica
poison that jos before death the victim lively aad sp
psrepny better ard there nothing In Mrs Hardsai
conditions 10 alarm, unless she had made her state
Ineut 70 her husband And have NO doubt that Il va
his from Painters where sAyed aboutn
hour that aha made this statement 70 him. You cAaso
undertake 70 Ok verythipg IN is proper time; evea e
Witnesses cannot Ok Auee hts return Caroline S0th
went to bed, aAd heard nothing moro 81 ust Hardea
called Mrs Fancy. Why didn't he the fan iy
send for phyncaa and do all that could dooes rhere
may Do moro thaa one reason Why. he may have beea
satisfied from hcs sstsment that past all hope
and therefore did wish 70 expose her and himseH
the odnm Of the world He may not have tehoveA IT,
and in this dreadful state Of ndecson besitstel
I'll he found her In her death sgones All these would ~
natural, and might happen 70 yoa OF May case has
preseoteA far greater difficulties than This, aAA the
Court havs instructed the jury that thsy could
not find . verdict upon such eudence - many
/ thisgs are possible, in - many ways can Va er.
plain the eane thing The counsel thsn eloQueetly
euoszed Mrs Harden, sympathizng with her ed fsts
whether shs perisned by her hand that u heg
husband Attentive 10 ali hb wIfe's wants before her
death-eng for bread, for buttermilk for remedies
they charge him with heatessuess ater her death He
| talks What could he dol He does NOT bury hes In
her weddhg robes Of hs Wish, bot 81 Ne szsgesoa
carly burial account Of ths ooodxss Il The SsAy
And even he wshed her buried quickly because ske
wss pohoned you must remember that he had h Wifss
secret IN hA mind ana can account Tor thh unwilling
ness - well BY theory the other; bet believe
that there reaeoua enough without introducing this
In The condition Of the corpss pointed out BY Mr Va
Sickle He would NOT allow her dresses coshag 70 b
nodded with until her parents arrived both MIA Carey
and Mrs. Van Sickle testify this He wAhed her burcd
q, ten O'Clock bat Of the requess Of Mrs Doraad post
pooed until O'Clock, and thus the frcada
he'd, some being requeeted 70 come earser. requires
| SUSPICIOUS mind 10 make these thinGs suspscsous
Tho Court bes adjourned foe dinscr many o< ths audi.
enoe remaining In the court and diosng In rsooc
fashion, order to secure their sesis for hs Afternoon