The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05

he didn's. About this juncture the witness COM
planned OF chill and called for qulnine. The
grains or quinine and sent the secre' airy to the
nearest drugstore for the article. He made the
and promptly returned with the medicine, and
the witness proceeded, after taking the pres Grip
home to his wife la New York, who has been an
invalid there for three years q. Was II before
hard for you to believe IL. and that her answer
was the same as when she told You albeit
What WHAT rep,y ' did she make to that remarks
a. None az AL, SO far as can recoilect. @ Did
you say ANYTHING else to her that you can recol-
lect before Valentine came in there? A. No, 81
q. IL you remember the remark that DR. Latham
made to her before Valentine came in? A.
have given the remark of Valentine In ny own
language as translated from her signs. @ What
did Ida say to him when she made this remark?
q. Doyou remember whether DR.. Latham said
anything else to Ida before Valentine came in
No What did Miss Taylor o say after Ter
medicine before Valentine cane in? A. Simply
that she didn't believe IL. 2. To whom did she
more In the way of talking to herself; think in
signs. @. Did Miss Taylor say in signs so that
Ida could see her, that she didn't believe itY a.
OF course
IDA COULD HAVE sEEN 1T,
and suppose she did; but don't know. O.
Was she not speaking to you instead of talking
to herself, engaged in conversation with you,
her in conversation at the time she said in signs
tnat she didn't believe 1t. A. Ididnt take it so:
except you and Ida, all the other persons in the
room could haar them talk, could they not? \
Yes, sir. @. Don't you now recollect that after
you told Ida that IT was hard for you to belle
| IL, and after Or. Latham said how could young
unmarried man know about such things.
believe it, Ida said II you don't believe me call
Valentine? A. No, sir, she didn't. q Did she
So5 any hat atns can now recollect
o. Can you be certain that she made no sign at
feel certtin That She could not have made re-
marks without my seeing her. q Could Miss
Taylor see Ida when she told Mr.. Mcintyre that
have seen him If she were looking, but can
not say whether she did or not. Q. II you please
McIntire. DIT. Latham and Miss ISyior after She
spelled Valentine, and before he came in, II there
best Of my present recollection. Q. viii
you describe how she turned away
snne to Mr. Eefnre did she move 6er
! chair or only her person? A. She didn't move
her choir, but turned her face away from me
opposite side of her lap, bu. not so low but that
l had it in plain view. @ When Valentine
| If a4y one? A. While Dr. Latham was ont,
/ MIR. McIutire went to the other side of me, and
tires first place; don't know that any one told
him to take it. @. Did Valentine salute or speak
70 Ida when he drst came inF a: think he
Mr. McIntire had ceased talking
A. Nothing that l can recall; ! think l first
spoke 10 her. @. The, first tnlng after Mr.
pose 10 h dae ern GfS 'n fS Yss M What
were the others doing in the meantime? A.
Sitting in silence 10 my best impression. q.
/ When Mr. Mclntire endei the talk with Valen-
tine, what occurred next? a. To my best i'm
pr ssion told Ida that we wanted the truth
only, ana asked her in Valentines presence TO
say whether she was rightly or wroDgfully
accusing him. and she Leplied that her story
Valentine said ANYTHING in signs? "A. Ishould
have put in my last answer that when Mr.. Me-
ne nrned and 20 Ida how she
cuse him OF such thing when, in common With
! the rest of us, he had been good friend, and
91esti ir Quoting the words of the witness win
a view 10 its confirmation. A. That is my re-
membrance; you must Keep IL In mind that
that have to translate it from the signs @ You
lstion of the sign language? A. have tried 10
the best OF my power. q: Is that all that Nalen-
O. How ,'ap lons did Ida hesitate after you asked
/ her If she had rightfully or wrongly accused
Valentino? A. About half minute, perhaps
While She " was s hesitaiing. state her psannera
Yes, sir; nothing Iariiculariy, only she appeared
rather more quiet when she had admitted mat
her accusation was false. q. Did you
OBSERVE HER ALL THE TIME
then? A. Yes, sir; was in position TO see her
distinctly, as well to see the others distinctly
| q. Valentine sat near you on your right hand
and in the same direction from Ida that you
did, didn't you, before she answered? A We sat
nearly in quarter circle. Ida being in the GEN.
ter; so Ida was on my right hand, as you sup
pose. @. How far apart in feet were you from
Iir were you from Ida. and how far was Ida
from Valentine? A. About the same each
isu8ns SIX wa see'' She facing in the
direction in which you and Val
After she had said it was false and that her
uncle John was guilty, didn't Valentine talk
friend? What did he. say? a. He didn't say
this exactly until just before he lett her. q.
b aaT not no Teat b mean Mhat Sld me s 29S
| hands with her, If he did shake
hands with her? 4: He said
would not bear it against her, that he would
continue to wish her well, and then he let. Q
A. Yes, sir. While was shaking hands with
her, he and Mr.. Latham hsd already shaken
hands with her. Q. Didn'the say that he would
i'll feel friendly toward her, while he was still
shaking hands with her? b. l Moulded the
well, and / didn't understand hum
@, wben Bidding her good-bye. i didn't he tell
| her re would still be friend toward her? a.
give the conversation in my own Language, as
translated from signs, to the best OF my Inn
you were ali in that room toger her. 81 will for
give you for putting that lie on me?" A. No, sir,
not L0aS can TSCdlly vi buluS ube II. W
Have you tod us all that Valentine said while
you were all in the room together; If not, tell us
all? A. All that can at present recall, and all
tn my best impression. q. What did Miss
Taylor say while you were in the room
| together? Nothing that / can remember
but whatI have already told you'll don't be-
iieve it," O. Who sent for you TO come 10 the
asylum that morning, and who brought the
medicine? A, Mr. McIntire sent for me by Mr..
Corwln. Q. When did you first learn thatIs
FaWkner had been seduced, and from whom?
A. can no. nix The date when l first heard the
rumor that liza had accused he Uncle John of
seducing her; about the 10th of March, from
Howdysheil. @ When did you first have a talk
with McIntir about 1T. A. Think on the 18th.
@. Didn't you go to the Office of the Indisnap0-
lis Sentinel on the 10Th of March and ielI the
clerk that if there were any more publications
about the McIntir- matter you would stop yoar
paper? The defence objected but the referee
overruled. A. No, sir; called TO get my paper
he had failad dalixrar M