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


his uaE ana vaAsss WIN Nm on Friday, but en sens
Of nh eohs b tsck two y.lises With him On Saturday
sayhs b YVES going TO h f.shsrs; he never returned
OOssoxamnod-I have been married seven years;
lived At andersen four years Harden brought his wife
% my house when h.:. saw her his wife called him
quiet naturally and talked little, sitting by herself
greAi DEAL Harden had been n,k for three weeks
aSsr Harden tod ' her tina sSs. he - would come for
| her ~ soon - he WAS able 70 come probably
carly tho week; Hsraen had the neuralgia, and his
wife came, hearing that he unwel he had slept on
the lounge for several nights prior 70 h wfes coming on
account Of the pain he docsored himself Monday he
for bis w ~ ha .ss il assn room
when Mrs H. arrived besides Der cold she complained Of
Pennve bu, returned saying that il hurt his head %
| ride think there was no molasses up stairs when he
mixed Inc ginger We Kept the ginger in the cellar 1ay
being SICK; when he css back from Eassou he poke
said Ssr q Se .nd e, side pasd sr
speaking about the sickness Of the stomach and weakness
ply; during the week both myself hey husband offered
send n ior ID, DR. Wss he. .ny ssa she told him
as though she did want any d sici. and nd seemed
twenty two years old; she spoke o. II having such
Sstore-a year before, think; he tSaS the milk in
glass tumbier and there was tumoler which had had
can't say IL was the same one; Harlem went away
Friday because my husband told him to go Afterwards
view on the nxntei till removed 1t; remember Mr..
Harden bringing me letter With money 10 H. but don't
ss that Ss
time cannot remember when did this; told Harden TO
get other articles besides the arsenic and WHOM spoke
TO Woodruff about Harden joined In, lud all talked
about where the Articles shouli be bought Harden
in the habit OF purchasing articles for ms Hsrden had
keys which fitted the desk where the vial was and used
to lake from what he wanted the chickens which died
were small Harden said he not well enough go 10
The funeral. but he had made prsp.r..,ous 70 20 on
day aefnoon; great many people congregated there;
when Mrs. g. spoke about the water, Harden told her
seemed 70 sympashize with her., was by her
ssa.s raised her up, and when she was
when he me. his mother -in.Iaw he wept and
unaffected much feeling; Harden said that all the
rsngemens should be left t his wife's father and
Their came; think mentioned about the wedding dress
told him thought her being dressed in her lgdt six
s.d would ;. NICE had not sa ass Of he
generally went 10 the post ose every day. went ON
him because be wss sick a. h soms sSs
during Conference (rhe Court-where this Mr. HurrY
hard the day mrs r. went 70 Anaersontown worry
the Court then adjourned refusing the request Of the
Jurors to hold evening sessions on me GROUND that coan
would bs considered ~ An early day.
REMARKS.
During the delivery Of all the evidence, medical aud
otherwise the father mother and sister o. Mrs. Harden
and the father Of Mr. Harden have been in court Mrs.
DSs'nS wP +, prSSs, Mr. harden &
evidence. The attendance this afternoon was
fs , the s sd ssv sM being completely
DEAL taking the evidence making comentsries
&c. This afternoon when the splendid cross examination
eved and looked around WITH brgSesed eys Sshsd
cheek His father reflected this qualification, and -
construcon put upon Harden act sort Of reaction IN
the public mind was observable and the hearers seemed
no. Os.ronsy convinced Of his guilt The cross exaina
Shpmsnp, 70 be continued 70 So far there
DO suspicious facts unaccoted for except the
Of araeDc in the body Whether the defence will admit
this fact and attempt TO prove that she either committed
suicide took the arsenic for those paas Of which Mrs.
denis chances Of are better DO than At any time
before. Judge Whepley presides impartialy, and il
pushing the case forward ~ fast a. possible.
FOURTH DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
After the usual prelimparies tho examination Of
Mra. Ramsey WAS resumed. Mrs. Ramsey pleasant,
yourg looking LADY, dressed deep mourning on
account Of tho death Of her husband During tho last
year Mr. Ramsey. who vas the principal witness for tue
State deceased, and Mrs. Ramsey occupies pos..
Ss g ueaha seins gwen 10 her evidence as ELECTED
nne Dy .ne chief and cross sxamlnstons She makes
question dietnctiy and without Hesitation. 0'0''
Ars Rameey eatd-We took our meals ia the Kitchen
and Sat there after meals Mrs. Harden often sat by the
desk which contained the arsenic Harden yned tev
which opened the desk heard him say he hAd sush
key ana he trie1 It and opened the desk; NJ. Hsrde
asked me 10 let Mrs e. sleep Ia ROOM as the coal gas
made her sck the night before and he didn't wish her to
there, and would take another room he said he didn't
wish 70 take my ROOM but Il would be handler for
ns Ssre sick h. s ont s
he would stay in the sitting ROOM and Mrs q. got
worse they could call BIN they xarse4 him; Nss Hsr
served got well acquainted with her the rst time
she was a my house ever did, talked very little
unless addressed sud seldom began conversation sne
ctpaso al a.
think her seriously Ill Tuesday, told her that her be-
ing ercsnte might tho vomiting and she need not
Smith and Mr. Harden empaed the excavations exceOpt
once; saw no attempt At conces!ment; asked Mu a.
doors a. our a. she ooud The de.d rsts ks wers in
barrel and were empued in the yard before Mrs. HAf
denis death, and before the chickens died. on Friday
to stay il Ramsey did not want him thsre; told him
that Ramsey didn't think il best for him stay; he
was not back BY wednesday they might come for him;
Miss Smith took the cordial from the shelf ana said she
was gong to taste H. to know how tasted; when Harden
Hardens conducts the Conversation about the arsenic be-
gan BY my speaking asou. my dcg being missed and
in it, 70 the cours-H.ras arden -. ssid he '0h had
he didn't ..y whether CT no he h.d BEEN 70 .osa IL
would 60 from Ess.on TO Milford, 'M" he said, s'he
no. b.
saa AND the arsenic speaking about the articles
from the store, but Miss Smith Was present.
Mis- Elizabeth G. Carey Caroline smith, sworn-I am
the young lady spoken OF a Miss Smith IN March, 1850
hvea Mr. Ramsey 8; knew Mr. and Mrs. Harden; was
present q the death OF Mrs Harden (uch OF this
ness testimony corroborated by that OF former VII
neeses and We report only the new matter eActed or
points IN which the evidence differs Mrs. Carey fine
looking country lady speaks plainly and With great
oomposnre) Mrs g. took ginger, pils and salts, but
cant tel the exact days; Sunday Mrs. complained
OF chess IN her right side aud pains her head IL rain
ed on Monday, when went 70 lAndersou and we had
no umorelas saw Harden administer the cordial tEce
he mt
glass, which he took either from the desk or the vash
stand he kept tambles, Sc, In his room when he vent
After the bunermhk-abous 500 yArds-he was rome An
hour he sao he had the milk ami asked me to az for
him; DIDN'T CO. Mrs 81 seemed quite easy; gave her
water and she vomtted Il up; gave her ea aud she
dropped on his knees BY the bad, ana ask
ed her how she felt; abe ssii that aha
didn't think that she would live; he her thu she
ehouldn,t think So or she shouldn't say 40: in Sex