The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10

liquid before9 A. No.
q Did you ever see him give her any liquid before'
9. When, A. Every day, "pretty nearn =
g Every day, pretty near how l9,ngs A. Az
q What tic Color G' was the iiqads A. Red.
q. What did it smell like, If you noticedf A. I did
q. Where did Mr.. Gamble give 1t to herr A. Below
and abOve-up stairs and down stairs
@. State Il you know what this liquor was. A. do
q. was it ike the liquid in the glass in question
which You helped Mr.. Gamble TO give her on that
Objected to as being answered, but the question
was allowed. A. don't know where ne got It,
Question repeated. A. Yes
O. Was 1t the same COLOR A. IL nad not tne Color
O. I bid Itie You see where Mr. Gamble got the red
liquid from just spoken Of by your A. Yes. !
q State where. A. 1t stood In the room where
Q. Was it in a bother A. Yes; the bottle was
standing In a basket.
q. How big Dottlei A. Glustratlng) about foot
9. Was Mrs. Gamble sick oil the time you were
there before her deathf A. No.
II SO, how often9 A. Yes, he has come; cannot
.. About how oftens A. do not know; did not
take notice Of 1t.
Q. Every dayS A. No.
O. Did you then Immediately enter Mrs. CANDLES
roomp A. Yes, wenE right IN; heard the clock
strike eight O'Clock when was up stairs; did NOS
Q. What time after the doctor left did you next see
Mr.. Gambler A. AS was q little bit up stairs; how
long do not know; can't say how long; It was NOS
three hours; Is was not an hour; he came right IN
q. Was Mrs. Gamble asleep when you went into
to read apparently aseepf" A. Yes, she had hea
you went to Mrs. Hujus room Call them or one Of
tnem as you have stateds A. Yes, she had her eyes
closed ali the time.
HujuS' room? A. One O'Clock.
O. After you went to Mrs. Hujus' room where dd
you next goa A. Went back again to Mrs. Gamblei
8 How long dla you, stay tnere' A. Until Mr.
q. state, II You know, where MI. Gamble then was.
A. lie laid down stairs on the sofa.
@. How long before Mr.. Huju5 came into Mrs.
CANDLES room did Mr.. Gamble 60 and lie down on
the sOfaY A. 'sNct since he was with me; lie weul
aV Question u repeated S as the e was not gven A.
Mr. Hujus came up at one O'Clock and MI. Gamble
went down stairs st eight o'clo O.. H., oo,,o, 1000,
between the time that Mr.. G. went down, as you
have stated In your last answer, and the time Mr.
Hujus came into Mrs CTS room at about one
o'clockf A. Don't understand.
Question repeated. A. Don't understand Again
g. Did you cit out in the hall up stairs any portion
OF the time after you went to Mrs. Candles room
and before you went to Mrs. Hujus' room' A.
o. You have stated that you went to Mrs. Gam.
bes room as you heard the clock strike eight; after
you SIT in the hall UP stairsf A. No, did NOT
sic there
Yes; not up stairs but down stairs In the NALL am
o. Was there light up stairs where you were9 A.
O. State ,yheiher that Ugh. was outside Of sns
door or inside In Mrs SAMPLES room: A. IL was
Q. AT what time OF night did you take " inf A.
As went up stairs at eight O'Clock.
from eight O'Clock until you went to Mrs. Hulus
room at about one o'clocki A; Yes, ~
Hajus " that Mrs Gamble desired the light to BIO kept
In the han 80 that she could sleepi A. No.
tors order was that no light should be 10 Mrs Gam,
ble's room, IN order that she might sleepf A. No.
knew nothing about that oil know Is , was tola
Mrs. Gamble told me that
Q. when were you told this by Mrs. Gambler A.
As I went up and Mr.. Gamble coming after me-
you "a to keep the nies nwayf" A. Mrs. Gamble did
NO 3. w Who it,e dd d. A. Mr.. Gamble.
q. Did you keep the nss away" from Mrs. Gamble
OU o. How aid you keep them awayf A. I had some
long feathers and kept them moving
Did you Keep those Ieaths ;r;o moving al t ths
fies away" A. No other time than when dies were
on her. 49,
Q. were YOU very busy during this tine keeping
the dies or herr A. No. not always.
o. Did you not go out in the hall sonnet a. No.
O. Did you sit stlll In the Same chair from the TING
you went into Mrs. Ganbe's room at egnt O'CLOCK
until you went TO Mrs. Hujus' roomf A. Yes; was
always sitting before the bed.
Q. Did you not get up at all nom the chair during
.. Did You cit down IN that chair Just as soon as
you went into the room nc eight o'cockS a. No; ~
first was standing; "a Mr.. Gamble went dowu
then sat down: cannot say how long that was; 10
was longer than minute; cannot say Wnetner ~
Yves longer than ten minutes or net; can't say now
long II was. = -. 49,.
that saturday night alter Soa went 70 mrs 1anes
that che saw Mr.. Huus 20 up stairs at eight ociocx
which fact has not been proven, aud on the 1rouna
thar Mr. H. IL not party 10 this Investigation ana "
IL irrelevant aud iumateriai where VT. y. went ~
eight O'Clock; and third, that the matter IS new mat
ter ana counsel cannot put q leading question on
any new matter not called out on the direct e1nne
nation. Tho defence enrwered:-'first pi'Se NY
counsel has me esson nrousr ouea.
ton. A. don't remember that - -,
Question repeated aud objection repeated, Du'
o. Did sou take care of Mrs. Gamble on any othes
day other than the saturday preceding ana inc sun
day morning OF her death2 A. No.
Question repeated a. the interpreter though. sas
witness did not understand the question. IL was
o. Did s You before that do anything whatever foi
o. On Saturday forenoon you engaged a Srs
time attending in the kitchen and the uotv, nn ana
ties OF the housef Objected to ana ople0s'o'
q. Safe where ron wero on the Saturday precsaSa
Ing Mrs CANDLES death up TO one o'oipoA =" VIZ
aflernoon' A. In the Kitchen. A was At work:
the clock was one a. was up stairs In Mrs. aaploles
'V 8. How long did you remain thero' A. Until
eror I'VE ,1a, we're ron ever in Mrs CANDLES
room5 A. Yes. often; don't know now oi.en EN-. vor
en, n ~ Mrs s,smpe's room that Saturday alter
moan, A. yes, the clock struck In Mrs. huuS
room. - -. :. .s,ocscoa for tho DIV