, 1863-04-28

| & ~ tnf 5arl. - you 90, please state al that tol
AMr .paEs ha$eF expressed wizl to examine the
tic ui1dirgs about thc prcmisea w We lst % wsni att
| 10 the carriage houee: she and Mr. Hrscr went
into the Observatory above The caErisge house; I
next to the shop. There was grind-stout in the
shop Mr.. I'aEer asked us to lay ou- rosce upon
the s.it,d stone. that he might sFd them for uz,
H.. Me NV We sr;.ra Mr. Lawrence she
| ground. She went into the house and got pair,
and he ground them for her. While there, 4rs
MhIte 91e aa sSa We nst e. in and Gst Ea
the houst with Mrs. White nns I'M Mr. 4 acer and
nrs Lawrence ln the shop. Win went into the
come into the sitting room from the shop. @''''
Q:-Eiease look ut the psper now shown to 5ou,
By the Bishop, and state whether Or rot that 4
floor Of the house. and Of the front piszza, 50 far as
It goes. including doors, windows, and other Oh.
-A.-Eo. is thu parlor; No 9 :s the bedroom H.,
Haser occupied; No. ! is the stting.room, No. ia
the dtn!rg.roon No. s ie small hall between the
bedroom, and pnr1or.
..Q-When you returned into the house, where
did yon 20, and what did you dol
a. NeEt into ny room first. remained thc:e q
fsw mente; ard then returned to the sitting.
room and commit need reading. Inquired for tie
scissors and Mr.. Hagcr said be had laid them down
Q--What become Of Mr.. Hagcr when he came
INTO the house, and where was he when TIT Semasl
was made about the scissors Of which you speak
Ale came into the sitting room, and wa.
there at the time spoke to him. "'''
Q-Do you know where he went then,
IA! suppose he went into his room be went in
and the parloE, and the par1or and small hail. aud
tae PAU nnd M. dhsers bedroom, open OF closed
A.-The door between the sitting room and mar.
lot WAS open. I 90 not know whether the Others
were open Or closed don't recoll.ct Of ever eeeinr
+he he d"ofT o. which yon hare spoken closed during
H.,fleasc state what, if anything, occurred
wh,lst yan eat there in which Mrs White was
A.-Mrs. White went into the parlor AMI anose
to some one; heard Mr.. Hagcr's voice in !eDiy.
but didn't understand what he said She ca,,,,,
back ard aakad her II ehe had found the scissor.
ShG replied. ~ No. Mr. Haeer don't know whcrs
Q;;-:From where you sat could you sec the door
!cadir;: from the parlos into Ms. uaser's bell
A-No, could not.
yoa beard a the voieea Of Mrs: white and NJ Hascr
until she came to you, a. you have etatedf
Al should think no longer than t, would take
to croea the parlor.
,,Q-What was her appearance and manner when
:A:,,1[ AM did not notice any change from what it
Q.-Ioa eaia she went into the pa,1oz and spoke
tto ~ sohe one' "Acfe did she 60 into the parlor
Al think from the dining room. heard her
SPEAK 10 semc one directly after she entered the
Q.-After the remarks about the scissors. be-
tween yourself and Mrs. White, where lid sue 20,
Al 1ecollcct only that she went no stairs and
dressed herself for 1he ride remasncd in tic
citing room. upon the lounge until Mrs White
ano Miss Olive Lawrence were read3 to 90 and
Q.-Have you any recollection, during the time
you fat ;hcie. Of Mra. Whites playing upon the
A. No. sir, have not.
,,Q-Did yon take ride that afternoon: If you
did, state with whom, whether in buggy or car
r:agei whether with one or more horses; if so,
now many; how many seats the vehicle had: ard
il two srats, what kind Of back il any, The front
seat had the relative position OF parties, and who
Ayes. did take ride .hst afternoon. with
Mrs. White, Miss Olive Lawrence and Mr. Hagcr.
We went III a cnrringe with two horses; 1t lad
two eests; the back was formed By strap, pc7-
haps three inches Tfde and space hetween that
and thu a"at. Think Mrs White drove. sat On
tho right side ofthc back scat,
Q.-l1ow far was the ride extended!
A-T0 the house Of Capt. Crafts
occnpict from the ti1ne yoa LIFT Mr Iawrenes Msts
until yoH arrived at Captain CRAFTS.
manner
.Q-No you rcco1lcct any circumstances Or Incl
denfs connected with that portion Of the ride: If
,A-.Rtcollcct VIC saw some birds upon tho prairie.
Mr. HaEeE raised his hands as il holding gun,
md said he wished he had taken rife With hin,
to shoot: he thought he could kill some Of thc
blrEe. He turned around oil the seat and showed
lie Ai: watch ant Chain which was PRESENT. to him
1n California. lie opened the case aud showed
rish;oIers. I rccolfect that asked him what tic
name ofthc stones were in the zeal and c.1nfn. It
was very handsome watch, and VIC all adtni.e1 it
very MUCH The one now shown HE is the iJcuti-
chi watch ant: chain look. d at ut that time
Q-0n which eide of the front seat did Ne,
Hager eit at that tina!
the more distinctly from his position in turning
around towards ME, and the way he raised his
arn,s IN imitation Of holding rife: do no: e.
CURED nil after nc left Capt. Crafts to return.
rids id Mrs. White drive according to your y, re- re-
Al Only rcco1lect Of her driving Mt the tiueI
have spoken Of After left Capi. Crafts MI
1lager. !. drove think, aid sat Oh the right hand
.Q,-!Ind any one shawl during any part Of the
riae. ar1, r 70, Who lad it. ard when was it Oh
AIR Hngcr haf. shawl on his return from,
Cept. Crafts 70 MIR. Yorrs's. It WI black
noEe.ea el,aw! Mrs: Craft gave It to II. Haser
tect himself from the cold aa he had no oversoat
o.. t was folded as gentleman usually foldsa
shast shaSnEes al ne wrapped it aroand his
Q.-uow low down behind did it come when
WON:
Al think not hc}ow the waist.
Estate tho conduct. mannrr and intercourse
CAPT csats to it, towards s ZACH Sv other tn
A:-Wc were G rep Ie5y familiar indeed and all very
Q.-Detai any incidents which you can recall, If
hsS tha, theS Of the ds
hcr back asEcd from sitting 70 long. She asked
her sister to turn round, that she might use her
hack to lean against: She then turned hyrsclf
~ mn fhn rnnf1 hor fnco ,1,fhc
with her hack towards Mr. Haeer. He moved
with his shoulder mp against her. she made SONG
h:T lace towards The norse.. 10 rot feeolieet
what size said. 1said taonsht ,t5. Hagcr should
hare had q. b. attached to his name in the
watch. He asked me what meaut ty 1t. whls-
pered and told Olive Iawrcnce that meant "Hum
bug" She told him that she would tell him what
1p af ID Ia ts "a s a. fSaS opaan
me- as that" I don't EcmenbeE what reply
maac. but: l. know tlat. I was sorry
loo rashly. He actcdlas tho1.h le felt vczy scns.
tive about It Afterwards. After that Mrs. White
complained Of being cold. We sait that hi. Ha.
He 3ooH n II
then with his lett hand, and laid 1t across Mrs,
Whites shenldezr; She said. NJ: Hascr, 'tako
sway am lot positive which It was: think
it was the Last; H. Immediately took hts arm
aray from hsr shoulders 4 and wrspped the shawl
rence's after tea, aud we made the arrangement
that he should start from Mr. Young At o'clock;
that Mrs. White. Miss Olive Lawrence. Mr. Ever
cit, aEd myself Eould Etart from Mr. Edward
Lawrcnce'B ut the sa,nc time, and rc would meet
him half way on the road home, and return to the
house with him. After that, We lrft him at Mrs.
YounE'a. and took Mr. Everett IN the carriage. I
thing T hare now detailed all OF importance that
occurred during the ride:
Q.-Did you observe MI. Haser during the first
part Of tile ride or At any time, put bis foot under
Or brtwccn the feet o! Mrs. White aad draw them
or either Of them toward himself:
Al did not observe ANYTHING OF the kind.
his arm ffom Mrs Whites shoulder, him take her
hand in his and cnr.y it to his person:
A--No, sir, Gid not. and thfuk he could not
have done 20 without uJ seeing it,
Q.-Do you Tecollcct who made tue remark that
MIR. Hager was Tc.y selfish to occupy the only
Ehawi in thc company, and whether anything cls-
was said in connection with the remark about it,
nnd II so, what!
Al made tue remark mrse!f. Other rcmarks
were made, but 10 not recollect what they were
Q. What WAS tic manner OF Nj. HaCer, in
throwing the shawl over MIs. Whites shoulders,
and what was her manner in telling him to take
his arr, away?
1rgmarkcd that It was sclash in wearing it all
himself, Hers, that she would prefer not to have
his arm there
o. Was there any change in the manner aud in
tercoIrec Of the party with each other during the
remainder OF eatd ride. and, II 50, what.
A. They treated him In the came familiar, cor
dial way as they had aono al through the ride,
aside IRON her. ohjccting to his having hia arm
upon her shoulder.
q. At the time the remark was made, and the
ehaWl thrown oScr her shoulders, in what dircc-
tion we're you 1oosinEe