New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23

,sr 90 not into the parlor. Her brother re-
~..oS he ,v;sb that she should go with him. Mr..
Uaverstck did not want her to go. She was sway
I'd one way and another and told her brother she
,Vould 90, but was not ready that night. Haver-
stick called out. Il don't want ypgn av 20 sp
i is came aTe to the folding door The wit;
ness said TO her brother: Come Ueoaee,
s sras Thew ali sat down and commenced to talk
about her leaving the house; HaveLsucKr sa,i
something the witness did not know " ,ant mean
That Emma After that Mrs Uhler said nothing
Tayerstck sat ON the sofa, and he jumped up ana anu
XII not understand Mrs Uhler here began crying
Violently. but went on rapidly with sobs
"Yes sir he jumped up, and pulled Oh MS c1a;i
was. George still sat IN his chair. tried TO sep,
arate them. was afraid that something terrible
wa goab Sn e Rnp% at what or whom Mr. aver
stick threw what he had in his hand. George
rose up and then they closed What aa ZAP ss"t
HsyersIick then fell back and said, I am gone.
saw the shot, think George firedit; remained .s
OF his vest to see if could help him. He slid to the
floor and then ran and screamed for heIp Lots OF
ogS Smd6 1n'4 the sf first Thing
went to the back room and remained there III
charge. DR.. Amidon. being unable to DO anything
for Mr.. Haverstick, attended to me. never Sd"
any weapon in Mr.. Haverstick's possession"
HOW HAvERsIIcK SLAPPED HER IN THE FACE
To FURTHER questions. Mrs Uhler replied: Mr.
Haverstick must have thrown something, as 1T
.oupdsd like it. George then jumped up. | re-
manned in the dining the rest of the night and
went TO the New-York Hospital the next morning.
In answer to her counsel Mrs. Uhler said that MT
Haverstick had been partner OF her husband. ohe
had commenced an action for separation from her
husband. which was pending at the time OF the
sbootinc Her brothers mission here was to recon-
Gle her with her husband in the alternative, to
furnish her with home He had said that he could
furnish e 6sp with For this 6e
brother had accompanied her to Mr..
Howes Office about five days before Monday iast,
Afternoon, and had slapped her in the face. When
her brother came she was crying, and she told her
When her testimony was read over TO her Mrs.
Uhler referring to her statement regarding Hayer-
sticks slapping her IN the face, said earnestly
had Sn' made aS'' this admission with great
reluctance. vet her counsel drew it from her her
Amidon made some mention of her returning to the
hospital whereupon Mr.. Howe excitedly ex
claimed: "No. She shall go with me, and not with
DIR Amidon. She has given her testimony. and now
she is free. Come with me, Mrs. Uhler." The
counsel yehemsntly insisted on this ana me
Howe promptly took her arm said again, Come
with me- Mrs. Uhler," and led her out 10 carriage
nj the door below, whence she was driven 10 his
office.
tx.
When the temporary excitement caused by this
erisode had died away the Coroner announced that
all efforts TO subpoena j. Clement Uhler had failed.
rs he was not in the city, but was somewhere in
Pennsylvania Visiting Physician DOnlin next
read the result Of his autopsy, assigning shock and
bemorrhage as the cause of death, and then George
w. Conkng IT,, was called to the stand. A
falr-conpexioned man, said to be thirty years old
vet apparently three years younger, rose from tina
end of the reporters table, where be had been
close listener, with bis counsel, walked hunl
and quietly to the witnessstand and after being
sworn took his seat. Mr.. Conklng is taller than
the average man, sle der, Wlll0Wy, ana nuely
formed He self possessed. His hair is light
he wears a mustache, aud he was dressed In bust
ness sut He answered the questions of the Coroner
and counsel promptly and clearly and told his story
in straightforward manner, which made
favorable impression on the jurors As he passed
"George! George / am berep and another ex-
claimed "Yes, and lots of other friends too" lie
turned smiled quietly at the greeihng and took bis
fore he gave has testimony the Coroner informed
hm that he was at liberty 70 esy oF MOI for as
Ing GU their client as they wished hun 10 tell DIS
Mr.. Conkling then testified as follows:
Invent TO the Hoffman House when first came here |
the 9TH or 23s Of February and M6r sgoeqpeSl
Seyais came here to ron %.ke Tho SOME 4.s
hight arrived here looked the directory for Mr..
Ulcers address, finding 1t to he No. 913 Seventh
and called at his Office, No Is wallst, early the next
men. ana so talked with hin on other matters than this
Two thlee days later had conversation with BIN
not think he had pursued unmsnly course when he
lett his wife alone with Haverstick for four
s he G S not pc to discuss that This man
Haverstck mad been his partner. He had taken money
had confded in him in respect friend and a
partner. For some time. he said, their business was
COing a "A
reduce their domestic expenses that they should JOIN
been FOR some time addicted to using morpnine,
habit contracted through illness; and ne called upon
Haverstck To assist him IN breaking up this habit
UHLER's DISCOVERY OF HIS WIPES INFATUATI0N.
Uhler told when he first noticed the peculiar
attentions paid by his wife to Hsverstck he attributed
them TO the drug she using Haverstick led him to
believe that such the He did not think that
anything wrong for long time and believed that
their intimacy was that Of dear friends. At last |
however he found out that Haverstiek and his wife
were holding clardesne meetings. Finally, one after
noon he refused TO let her into the house she told
him where she had been she refused and then went |
away. This was about all OF our conversation. Mr. |
phsr then said that he would have nothing more to do
subsequently went to him to if be would consent
10 let sister her children IN Lebanon. lie re-
fused talk the subject and said there could DO no
would contribute 10 the support OF his WIFE, il she went
home with me. he refused TO talk about It. did not |
TO bis office on Monday morning, but he was not H.
called my sister several times for the purpose OF
Howe Hummers 10 them about the subject and the
divorce every call made On her she expressed will
Ingness home with On Sunday afternoon last
called and SIR. HsyeTstick there He always tried
t0make believe that he willing that my sister /
should go home with We 1usly settled my ask |
Ing Mr. Uhler II he would allow her to get divorce
snd give her her boy She would then return home at
puce with me-.
went down to zee Mr. Ubler the morning. but he
was not al home went 10 the house about d. IN.
Monday aud told her tbaton reflection had made up
INV MUD that MI Ubler would consent II divorce
aid To give up the children pressed for tne and
will to the ho.ol thence 10 Lebanon to
thn children and then TO Reno She consented and said
size begun to lose faith In Mr.. Haverstiek; that
he pretended to consent to this agreement, but |
continually lDterpOsed objections. asked her IL sue
had fully made up her MUD TO go and said 'When you
agreed the last Vine. remember you told mo 10 tele
graph that you coming at 10 live with at
the hotel then 10 20 home with me-" Aud she re-
piled, Yes" but that this had nterpoSed objec
lions | told her 20 make up her mind fully this tune.