The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-11

remem per whether 1t was social or business call; Il
ID very likely that he called al r wers' Hotel y
Mr. Shaier objected TO this line OF inquiry relat-
Ing TO events ten years anterior any allegations
spec ned 10 the complaint
Judge Lawrence said lhlt very proper, as part
OF the history OF the relations between these parties
Judge Fullerton said that the opposing counsel need
not be alarmed He would reach the events men,
toned IN the complain. by easy stages.
CONFUSED MEMORY
"Dd not Mr.. Newell meet you at the boat upon
your visit 70 New YORK upon one occasion and escort
Miss oney coRitated few moments and then said.
~ DO not remember"
"Do you think II possible, Miss Olney, that a mar
hotel and you forgetltf"
81 have recollection Of IT,"
"Wili you say under oath to tho Jury that Mr..
Newell did not meet and conduct you to Eares Hotsf"
Mr.. shafer thought the question fully answered In
Mr.. Fullerton pu. the question once more with the
same resuI and then said he would pass It by.
To other questions Miss Olney said that she never
had her board paid BY Mr.. Newell. she sat by his
tablesn
'As any old acquaintance would
Mr. Fuilerson--"Oh, yes"
THE THEATRE.
Prior 10 1858, wnen upon visit hero from Provi-
dence, she said she accompanied Mr. Newell to the
theatre to hear Ristor Occasionally within the last
ten years she had attended the theatre with Mr.
Newell perhaps once or twice year. She never
passed as his cousin, never known AZ his cousin
and never claimed TO be. She had stopped in the St.
Denis Hotel III the spring Of 1858; she saw Mr. New.
ell there also. While she lodging her place Of
business In Fourteenth street she al FIRST had her
Denis and ''at little French place called Bigol's"
'Did Mr.. Newell visit you there at your place OF
business and lodging~
ssHe did"
''Did be ever take refreshments thorc with your"
ale did Mr.. Newell during period OF six weeks
took breakfast ~ the 81 Denisn
DENIS
HE always paid for your meals2"
"On. no; made II a condition before going that ]
should pay my own way"
''Did you pay James, the watcrr'
s'Oh, no. settled with Mr.. Newell aftorward."
slow often did you pay up your scorer"
II don't remember"
.'Did you have wine with him theref"
odd you ever have wine with Mr.. Newell at the st.
Deniss"
.'No matter what your habit is now. Did you ever
take with him thereY Now answer please.
have asked you tour times now"
~ never drink wi--yes, did have some cham
payne with MIN there once"
"OnIy once that remember"
"How often naveyou breakfasted with Mr. Newellf''
"Can't tells it's impossible to toll the number Of
"Why. because they we're SO numerous ~
'Uh, no; so Observation-Disclosures you
please" # .aff
ATTENDING CHURCH.
Have you attended church with Mr. Newollf"
"whom had you been reiigously inclined 10 hear
when accompanied BY Mr.. Newell on SundaysS"
s.Un, Bcecher, in Brooklyn"
"Who In New York;" es
REV. DR.. Chaplin ana Mr. Hepworth."
EVENING VISITS.
In her further testimony she stated that Mr.
ness about hai.past eight O'Clock the evening and
sometimes remained until hali-past eleven o'clock.
She denied ever having visited MIN At hts room.
'ln ais visits 10 your room whore did you receive
himf"
.In the front room"
''Did you ever take him INTO your lodging roomi"
s.It q lodging room; there was no bed in It,
simply sofa; there was SCREEN"
"a movable screcnr'
.No; a stationary screen"
.Aaa he night key TO enter the place 20
'she bad no key 70 my DOM"
81 am not asking you about your ROOM"
"But am telling you about my room"
ssnave you dined with him lately 20
"About three or four weeks ago took breakfast
With him. Whom visited the Centennial with him
came back the same day."
nNocgSr PLEAsuRg RxcuaaIon
"Dd you ever take any other excursion with him p,
"5ems two or three years ago went East 10 joiu
party Of friend: 70 60 70 the white Mountains met
How did you happen 70 meet hm' DID you meet
mo, IL was accidental II was the first knew Of
his s gong" =, .,.,,,, 49,,
~ received q telegram on Saturday night from my
friends whom y va. too late 70 90 AMI then mado up
saw Mr. Soss % morning,
knew you were going on the Same b0alY Ho didn't
object did hefn
Witness embarrassed and after some hesi.a.ion)-
.'No, SIR"
"Did you over 90 with Mr. Newell TO Providence on
Rather snappishly. .Do you mean TO make me say
that In all tho twenty years | have been gong 10
Providsnce never happened 70 90 on tho same boat
with himY"
y dom. want you TO say anything. Answer my
The witness finally said she did not remember ever
having gone the same boat 10 Providence with Mr.
Newell but would not swear that she never did. she
gave the same reply with reference to having gone TO
Bristol with him. She admitted later on that shc
went IN night boat to Albany with Mr. Newell, and
'' .wh at did i'd, you do I ali day in Albany ~
"On, t was only excursion tor pleasure
IAN excursion TOR pieasureYv
'An excursion Tor pleasure
shave you ever been on clambakcs with Mr.. Now
ellyr (fitter among the Jury.j
II one cambake with him -
"a clambake isn't clanbakes,
at was only one and then several other ladies' and
gentlemen went with u.s."
EUROPEAN TOURS
-Four years ago she wont to Europe on the Adratic,
or the White Star line, Mr. Newell being on the same
steamer she explained this strange CHANCE msotinv
by the unexpected Withdrawal OF another steamer on
which she had previously engaged her passage. She
and always mporied through tina, house IL was 10,
that reason that she had to be In Europe she Same
time ~ Mr.. Newell.
sWhat was the necessity for his being In Europe nj
the same time with you 7"
"Ahl you evidently don't know the busincss.n
Were you ever in Europe whom he was no, :"
mo, str; never Was"
"Wouldn'sa lettcr from him nave done ~ vol 2"
what 10 buv, pack aud ship goods No, sir; It
would not"
Recess for luncheon was now announced, and Miss
Oiney, who looked greatly hustsrea and seemed 10
be suffering from considerable nervous excitement,
gathered up the skirts OF her elegant SILK dress aud
her iur lined cloak ana stepped down she chattcd
during lunch time with = lady Trend aud did not
appear 10 DC In want OF any rcireshmcnt.
Al hali-pas, one MSS olnsy was recalled. She
famed herself leisureiy wh,lc waiting Tor exJudge
Fulierton's intcrrogasory nrc.
did you correspond with Mr.. Newell when he vas
abroad and you we're heref' asked Mr.. Fullerton
s.Y.nu
''How often"
'Usuaiiy once during his absencc'
BUNCH
"When you we're boarding At MIRA Amcs, In Provi-
dsnce did not Mr.. Newell come 70 tako you out rid
Ing ~
sHe mover did,
"Did you 20 to the steamer TO see Mr. Newell
Oh when he went 10 EErope3n
II did once"
"Do you know Miss Hastings Yu
81 know Mrs. Hastings
swell, did you sos this Mrs. Hastings after You had
seen him on 10 the steamer ~