New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-01

~ chi, ras caused BIZ fail AGAINST the bar
Coach She injured her nose ~ b Pr1rs ~. des
az fell this time between two chairs. osbsd ber
found her th baze and I'D ali could for the ehd
Odd you know her nose "a7
u1, wss aid the wound or the back e. her sa
occur, ode %orse b by fall from chair which
reopeqsdd the Fe ola 1cs any Of these bruises? Al
a ostate Gwendolins condition on own ne room
bstoT Ssr she o q bed She had and would not
h tsas h her crying her and and she
sleep Later she aroused me ann ian 1sp and rocked
o-P5id y ngb beat . Gwf" did not &' ''e
way - 1N1 was GwendoIin when Har5g a c ~
f fSd HIM mat Vent to DR. Weller and ne gave
me soWs me sind Of medicine was f? He ~
not tell me- It was bog Ct small a1la ta1 1sr1
hours Alter given Gs9aq9h e one had da9 5seh
put the rest on oP ths sksG fsr drink Of water
fhs noticed heard Ter give and Wien
her Downstairs to get some hot water took her
u the kitchen and put not s aid her bv the
register and the doctors ran ana Io sn
Vuison, and for him quickly Then ,Io5 Esd
back He s came a as a soon b as va ne Begged
him to do something for the chd an snd hT ust not
be alone. He went after my mother. who came AT
once. $3.50 H. .o.,,sa ~ he
intoxicated He put his arm around me and tried
kiss L think this was uncalIed for' ana
Mrs Haines denied knowing Mrs. Palfrey. ore
of the States witnesses. She denied ever hav-
ing a fight with Mrs Palfrey.
The cross-examination not finished To-
day. and Mrs Haines viii take the stand again
o-morrow-
Before Mrs Haines took the stand sew
eraI witnesses testified for her. among them
Mrs Mary B. Fenton. her mother. she SAID
that while Hanes away on trips Mrs
Haines lived with her mother, but when the
Harnesses moved to DeIanco Mrs. Fenton for a.
time lived with them The child was brought
70 the house some months later. KS. Haines
took the sole care of the little girl. who was
weak and had weak ankles She fell often and
bruised herself. Mrs. Haines, said Mrs Fenton,
had spanked the child. but never whipped her.
Under cross-examination Mrs Fenton admit
ted that she had visited her daughter. after she
ceased to live with her on several occasions
when Mrs Haines would not allow her to see
Gwendolin. -
Horace Fenton. brother of the prisoner, said
his sister loved the dead child very dearly ana
showed it in her actions and treatment or the
Girl He corroborated his sisters story OF Dr.
Weller being intoxicated, and said thdt III
Weller informed him of the death OF Gwendolin
He engaged an undertaken he declared, before
he started for the house. DR.. Weller was pack
at the house and asleep before Fenton reached
it, and il was difficult task TO arouse MINI
The doctor went away saying that he would
send the death certificate in the morning IN
cross-examination Fenton said that the doctor
was not so intoxicated at first but that ne could
tell about the death of the child
Ii is said that the State has more than twenty
witnesses to call in rebuttal, some important
testimony being held back which could hardly
b. brought ont in the main presentation Of the
case but which has been prepared Tor py the
testimony of the witnesses for the defence