The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-14


deed. and Louisa. subsequently Mrs. Clark. He
did not remember any case in which Commo-
dorc Vanderbilt changed his views. or said he
did. in detcrencc to adverse opinions.
To Mr.. Lord-Q.-Do you remember that any
other child " the Commodore thnn William II.
had opprobrons epithsts applied to him or her
without rcsenting or dissenting from itS A.
.. by Surrogate Calvin)-Tn your testimony
you that" the old man was bound TO be under
the influence Of some woman. and that he in,
tended to have the selection OF that woman,
and that aftcrward William II. Vanderbilt told
you that the woman who went to Washington
place had gone by his procurement Did YOU
refer to Miss Kissam in that testimony A.
co ciIn9Snrpd In,Sc yog ", Gycr bear wlS% H.
his usual term-1 mean to say during the man:
hood portion Of his life During his boyhood
have heard him use the term within three or
iour, years. lie may sometimes have said
Q,-Bctwccn lsi7 and the death Of Mrs Van
dcrbllt your wfe's mother. was there any other
lady living in the family with him Al don't
dore's sister occasionally. Mrs. Vanderbilt died
Mr. Eori-wnl YOU repeat what William H.
vanierhilt said on the OCCASION alluded To- by
the CvurtY Ale said that the old man was
and he was bound to control that influence
surrogate tqlvin-l simply wished To as'er-
tain whether TINS woman WIS the wnmnn who.
according 10 the testimony. William H. Wander
bit said had gone there 10y his procurement.
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
- Dr. Jared I.insy the family physician Of
Sommodorc NandcIhilt, was sworn. He hai
known the Commodore for forty-seVen years.
and was his physician from 1882 until his death.
and was with him almost continuously during
Iis I lHs' sirkncss. The autopsy was made under
Mr., Leri exhibited to the witness a
psP'r ru,p.itihE 10 uni rnp"u
n part of It headed " History Of the Case 10y the
r"lullff nv 81 i'Il,. ~ Na'ii'sS s".s t,i"t n'
,n"M1sh, M nr had El,rn S,lln account ol ,nr oase
ihc AUTOPSY. II, was questioned On various
wWalirrS wWaali s,aied, ~ the IL story. C'mm99dorc
nan9erhit 5ni ievcr ana nsue ~ ls53' IN
~ t'u.r l75'' ,ie re- rNel great injury. II,
Wa- in Tailrreetd trim On the Candgn and
emhan mt AMI many X killgd. Most ui "a '-' IN
il,-i,ih. .ii W.thi iur, nhiilv 'fr "'rr
hi'l ,hd w Soilinoi9rr ,oi ,he WIN - mat
ihe oqnk w.'P the r,s' and eSpG,fins from MS
one 10 himi and iollwho he was. gGt on ook;
ins ary"nd A9 7aw q rougaHo near by. aud told
WITH IL u1' i'n. H., r. WI, N'rY ui.n ptu,-ru M
ii'7 IN il' .iAht 80" Wrrt lifturtn extensively
ntn, ~ tn, II IN ..t NM ~ w bA,A' nis gotnrs w"re
IN ,ro,, ~" tI'"i n' nln' nnd nnd Wtr nm IN Worn Worn
~ from u''ii kh''H. ana thr RVS were
uriNen INTO the iuhE, - VIZ SHOWN hy
@ @no c.INvnpLL Wt uh.'in'"i" me SKIN
nhi thr hhWkins W "i, blonii me 'Ym-
oIpore wsp AMI wis vac oohiihVb H. 70 ms nIp aru 'Iqr
Mr'hS anh was ~ the nohs', az winter. ne
was nlso nilicted win a NIX oi me r"rtuin and
pills, acrompanied by hemorrhngc. 9nd WIS
,ir l ,lS 1l',nt' up'n ~ 10 n'I, 90 ,iSi,il ~,
nI' NJ pIl"psuS an IN ,hr lhlur puIt OF ms
gnn.r lliT he was Hso 'rouH,d with win nernla-in,
EuinhT} h,Ihh- -hnu hhd 20 Wear truSsr-' IN
m i'' , .i,r K VIM ~ n'9ig vn',y ~ russ nnk'r
of great nnn1yancr 10 him; he WAS much nm.
noyei at having g. wear truss. Anotherof his
troubles Wns ihIammatiop 81 thr blhidcr or
h"aH-a lnlN"rins u the heart Wien the heart
boat 50 rnrli,y thni y was iulp"ssinir {" count
tnr Eus"u9ns. When these attacks weIe
was accompanied by distress. Of breath
ing. The witness never saw but one per;
he could not give nname for H. 1t was not
ansina pe,tGri-, When the Commod4re Ind
an Mua'h pl thes an'Ilion oi u. heart IN 1924.
u" was ~" "Inl.t,n WIN ,lhIltrutlph INTO me
,c.iuiqr tissues Of his lees' but The moment his
n'arl peat regularly thai passri away. lie was
uIHp"ptiI uiuugn nc Ilatuich'e Wns Il
great trouble and was ,appqrently eonsiiu.
,iunnl, ns o,n,ls M, 81 ms ialhly ma H. Auou,
., u" NV srv,," h,nch h 9l pruto-
Is, sx WssSs NEE The witness a. p9l rsmembeI
~" huhcSr. uiough purpotiru hhhysls OF
ie na driS ta1 20 nm ~ nisi Show
H. hnd p n, W. - m ,
phrt Oh tnI 9uotr. nul W" o1i.inoiore l''-
lasts asi sekncs % ,o' opSes dld m nj at VS."G we xpon m
MN hhu ,he witness never kh"W nun % AAn
particle Of opium before his is Last siek ness lie
{ust"u {s III 800. puIlhs nls MI MI sikhess Dr, an
M M,uli.u !. l.'lultu az vptuiu pm Nn!rn tIe ON
u|k u y" ulu n.Nnt m ,,'Hf ahotn"r
~ ~. ~ IN" Iil' T1nsvh ne ,iSrhhfgod
ir, van brrsh A,Te did n9t disfharse him
Ok lmt.',Il l 9i OPIUM Mas III 'cns'h plfpareu'
wiz" WIS p''"s"ul 10 hlih'
THE COMMODORE AND THE CLArRvoYANTs
O.-Do Won know onytbin, Of tho Com,no.
dnre'. r.lltinrs vim n,nr,r callnI sviritt,',ni
Snirltu,ls-'- napryv,,m, IT,. b,ysd ,,,. ,, u, ~
urspnfitiun TINT Il, wyl- tnk kiii, tbnt hod In,,
ir, -rrlb,l f,r linn tilroil,i nnn ~ nix dn,,,L
tar. ,,nf,g a. "A 1iitir y',,nni '"' ~ "'' """H"-
Mr. Clinton iint"frittine- Which douph,.rs
smiles on Tho YIN II Xnni.rhiii si'i" ~ H., H.,
rno1, et,I fr'wl s,'r He o,hrri ''' "'''N '' '''
~ Nr IMr1-i tlink he v.,'. !. holiovor T., ,i,,
oni,e'v II th, M In" nr t'w, II II, ~ W. W.
nnrsnn cnllI do Ti,n rood '''"' VIZ
d ii ~ III sL,. /. .l''. ..nirvov,nt l,,, oi,,,
hivs ~" Al n, ln'n '''""'' AHo" "Nou'
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nv. ~ a3r l.. " 49,, H. i'H' ''7 ''i'hl"-
u - Ahnut his Lnii"f IN n,.sn,"risn9 An.
~ ii,u,i ~ llt ~ ~ IL , ~ ~ n NJ
, Ws ,o. ia ~ sun,r.ss ny .'ink rupnrd
i M m,' ~ '' ~. 90 9upi'9~u '""' no "cleNeu
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9Vonr lI5i q. ~, ~ M WMt IpuSe . Ms'l, NJ
,hH,I -" yov hnnW u"l I 1lHuIs Al saw
Wilhk' HHt vi Inrnl @ III hrr nous,
~ Nnu nu eyer see .ilY OF thehi III the Com
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