The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-15

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wnsn wouii be seen how much have suffered FOR mis-
Tcatimony did not remain long at
alter my return ea%s back % this city
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Mr. Campbell Were you not at ono time an actress? A.
ssD wss on The stage to follow when
suchsnan came to see friend who there he said
proceeds would out OF oglSis he said not
necessary for me to be an ACTRESS even to sue.
snd p y. Friday evening iu da
then for hs same purpose came the Metropolitan
Justify my being called actress II YOU can that which
yer here. Lsushier My appearances enabled me
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a. was on The steamer Christmas next went
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me s to New York; we were there few Gays at The
was with him from June till he left for California; about
anse Mr. snyder about the last Of July sS TINY
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don't remember much about II Il must have been
don't rsmemSsr What he said or did was
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At ten minutes OF twelve O'Clock the court took
recess. Before the jury had lett the room Mrs. Fair
went to the lounge at the northeast corner OF the
se wan anu t "1 th VIM ner an
took her lunch, which Is brought in every day by
waiter At ten minutes OF one she came out OF the
room again and seated herself on the lounge, con-
versing with her mother.
Afternoon Session.
At halr-past one O'Clock the court reassembled
and the DISCRIMINATION OF Mrs. FAR, by Mr.
Campbell, was resumed -
recoec, the day Mr. Snyder left the house; Mr.
Critteudcn said then he would in 70 Mr. Snyder
should not visit me- Mr. Crttenden renamed but few mo.
mens ana We went up IN moihers room he was taking
how long he remsned he stePpea in 'front.' Of ne and said
Their then gnhed Of the door the "a OF November
mc say him ag.in after four o'clock tina, evening thik
sf and Ss he he w sa A' Vas ana sts
hrs knew Of his presence by his Knocking ~ my
wanted to see the took place in his room
% oS; S M r he talked so his getting
night ater told him how wretched going to be- and
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fore return that Mrs Hammersmh spoke me- she
Coming Thought might be
Mr. volburs said they were coming against his Mr. Crittsn
sa .sa ia. 'a Ss T' y as
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ha he would Try and prevent their coming he
divorce from Snyder MI wife WAS
husband and am VIE; feel tha. am wife; after
%ey es
day or the aay bcioIe wore PACK SIX dress that
also. did 70. haze ys
s e a meek ses sn shs' az carriage
haze had rg" my head sn sa over on
ssSs sS Ss e s'
ares ou. cann mother was then San Joss
se Ssya: SS%sss Ss sfs:s % not having
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having Montgomery street. except may have put
as
my room asout III Mr. CIienden was herc had forty
r o Mr. have s on % DO
the bonds Mr. Maurice Dore be tried to lease lot
bore thai day invest Tie money mel
going q
and wsa.sS i attended, Do NOT know ~hs.heS
the "Ss s there . on the day n Of so TO
door of the restaurant did not inside eat anyhing
the O. N psFR.
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taking
win sn % Rs
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The crowd q oakland passengers; told that per-
s On ere ne Sc
OF Crttendens coming, and he and Judge Cope went
supposing his family; he came back, think, the
Alameda told him about II, he said Judge Cope
had called his attention the notice In the paper
than three weeks before the shooting Mr. Nourse
on the boat at that tme suppose had the pistol with
when went over that tine always carried the pistol
cept when Mr. Critenden the Dernser only carried
when was tavc ling or when was going to be out ter
DARK generny KEEP. Tin POCKET. sn d no. put !. in
Of seeing the pistol the day of the shoo.ng have
membrance OF putting In pocket; sometimes put the
pistol In The bureau drawer In the daytime do not reco
seeing him In the crowd when 1 heard Mrs. Crenden
speak; seemed that her filled the air; he with
her. remember putting hand against glass atraced
my attention from them think because do not remember
seeing them aerward think she have talking all
the tinle her produced scang, cang' In
constanuy heard nothing else; did think he
Ing with his faniy-ony taking his meals with them be-
lisve THIS now and no one could CONVINCE me ohor lse
wife; fred pistol In the hall fred 10 him,
but not at him he had been to twice before and
sworc he would II after the time
his he aferward said he went to his house to his
child who very sick did hun ut the time
Their said he was going to force mis- way into room;