New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

next morning, on her going TO Dr. Fs so,os
room whore the hydrant wac 10 s uidg Inf
had slept very late; she proposed a, hep Hspn AM S
not going down 10 breakfast. that pr FrIce aut
conversation at The breakfast table about MIS-. ran
having finished She took her husband DIealSs " 1S
him. and invited Or. Price also 10 accompany heI tns
he declined dong. ON the ground that ne wa
about twenty minutes after this he went our 5iis
tyre first heard Of the death Of Mrs Fail and her aas
ter the succeeding Monday morning DT iee elc.h
having informed her OF il, aud also OF Dr. FIlCe it
ST., and had been informed by Dr. Price tnat PIT Dr
had fallen down stairs; she had never H ~, raii
b bc Vs called m see Mrs Fa who was suffering from
told him that Mrs Fan had been under treatment for
womb complaint Or. Gardner ordered Dover
Powders for her. which Dr. Price said he would
prepare. Mrs Fail seemed exceedingly lOWspIIJSSu'
aud Or Gardner strOye 10 cheer her with the
DR. Nelson Drake affirmed that he bad never seen us
Fan until the 10th of November that time Dr. Price
called upon him and requested him TO go and see poor
woman in whom he felt deep interest because SUE nl
attended him 80 faithfully when he III; calling upon
Mrs Fall lac found her nervous and extremely despOh-
dent; the 23d Of November Dr. Price called upon DI
and see Mrs Fail: Dr. Drake replied that her
body was less affected than her mind, ana
that lie dd about being bothered with the case
Mary Jane Frost testified that when she first became ac
Quained with Mrs Fan the latter lived under the name
OF Mrs. Rose at No "a Henryst Newlork; that mp 20
last Summer nothing noticeable about her' Out at
that time she taken sick and lost her reason Mrs
Fail said that she had Mr. Rose, OF whom he mad LETT
England in pursuit, and that II was She VINO
had supported her and sent her back to England.
One day. when she had called upon Mary
Jane Frost she had appeared quite lght.headed and
said that she was tempted take her life she was az the
Witness house last Saturday week. ana caed once AFTER
ward, and said that she very feeble and had had
it, Mr. Daniel Price father OF the prisoner having been
recalled identified large silver watch as the one lie once
owned and presented his be had consented that 500
should advanced pay Mrs Falls passage 70 England
she gave him duebll Mrs Charity Conkn the keeper
the boarding house No 80 COurtst, testified that Price
boarded with her. he told her two weeks ago that
he would the 18th Of December as he had made
arrangements have his meals at the store he Kept 10
baggage OF any kind at the house woman called upon
her Tuesday OF last week aud asked about Dr. fce
and inquired whether he had any baggage there; she
then expressed the belief that he had committed the muir
der that he had been slowly poisoning Mrs ran LOT
wear past that he had attempted 10 poison ms Wfe ana
that She believed him guilty witness had since ascer
tanned that the woman DR.. Prices wife; when asked
by witness who she she replied that Dr. Price was
her cousin The inquest which has thus far developed
nothing has been adjOuued TO Thursday at 10 o'clock a.
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