Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-28
EVENING STAR.
Trial Of Hrs. wharton.
TESTIMONY OF The CoLocED Servants OF THE


TESTIMONY OF The COLOEED sEkyssrs OF THE
ACCUSED.
After our telegraphic report clos q YESTERDAY
the witness then ON the stand, Eli n De,lreck
epiOred, testified on erOss-eX animation As fol-
lows; Il went up Ia General K.'s rom at ID
q eiOck on Monday night; he wound his watch.
II Was under his pillow; don't know who brought
The nursery refrigerator there; 1 lodged il the
house at Mrs W.; i would go to bed about II
after tea We were washing dishes; then 4
was in The kitchen; bad tea at o'clock p. m
mat evening, generally at . o'clock y. m;
lave s',h great many strangers going
sided At the table; I handed General X. the
coffee; think she poured cut three cups tor hi nm
TOOK paTegOIie sometimes; they had arnica in
there, (tlc Wsshstand,l there might have been
Tour OF hve yialS, have seen four or nye yials
there; don't know that went To the washstand
aile GENERA h. was in the hOus-; went there
often TO tut ne ladies shoes ia and to get the IN
out. ard n Mrs. W. wanted arnica she would
tel me 20 AZ, never saw medicine and Walls
SHyWhsTs II, the cuJ~ used at the tea table
were the ordinary SizCd cups, such a. all first
,ia~s prOt g. have IN their hOUSes-Tl au ghterl-
not ~ largr ss common people have laugh
t,rl-dOI'. think they UOuid hOld quite a much
a. - H. that lumber. the tnmolrr shown the
witness v - a e. mIuUE liable tumbleT, and " ~
about la.f tuu of water;l after Monday saw
General h. wing on the sofa NJ ! was going into
another fy"n, the servants who CAM there
Sometims~ W-ut into thu dining-roOm; don't
know tina they went any here else; did not know
them; 4 CIt not have occasion very often to
those mrGlC1ntS the Wa>lStand, there
Jamaica giuger in there. sonnet. mes went for
that whsH " as not well; AIN not a sickly per
son, son. mes there would BE- arRica in there
and s,mrt.Hes Plreg Iric; there might have
been som. thing else SiIhble. ! don't know; never
counted t!lr VtaiS; when went into the Kitchen
that evening / spoke OF General Ms eating So
much.
Susan .IscUbs. cOlcrel, testified Was living
with vi ". at the time of Gen. KS death:
had been living there then going on six Yeas;
cooking MAS my general employment; [ took
charge of Gen : room on Monday morning;
saw him ON Monday; went up into his room
about o'clock; saw little vOmit in the slop
rail on Monday between . and 10 a. IN, after
his breakfast, about between and 2 O'Clock 1
found som more in there-abOut the same guam
tity; he took breakfast i'm his on Monday
morning; | went up to ask him what he would
have for breakfast. be asked me what had; /
told him breakfast was all nearly eaten up, and
he asked me did have any kind of cold meat:
told him had cold cast beef and cold ham left
from Sunday dinner, he told me TO cut hi m of
three OF four thin slices of cold roast beef and
leave no tat on 10; he wanted also a couple of
slices of dry toast with no butter ON il, and a
cup OF tea; got them for him about quarter
PAST nine O'Clock; continued To attend 10 his
room there until his death; on Tuesday L went
mp in the morning; Mrs Chubb went up stairs,
and went up behind her; heard him speak to
her and say he would come In the next train;
then she went down. and went down with her;
found no vOInt in the sOp bucket on Tuesday
Adjourned