New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

ION what date was 1t when you jumped out
Of the window Seventh-st.?"
December D.
What did Burdick say to you when you re-
turned home that night"
WIFE ORDERED TO LEAVE HOME
81 told him I had been TO church. He said he
knew where had been: and ne asked me why
did not let him I'm when he knocked. 1 said
would hav II had known II was him. He then
told me would have to leave the house and he
advised me TO communicate with Fennel
"And you saw PenneIT
81 did -
when"
THAT same night went down to his Of
Ace and Mr. Burdick went down To the car with
me. remained away for several days and then
went home. had another talk with Mr.. Bur-
dick and he told me that might remain that
night"
He was very kind TO you them"
He was"
The following day, December 3. the complaint
On the divorce suit was served YOU
Yes sir"
REEEELL GOES WITH HOMELESS WIFE.
where did you so?"
Niagara Falls"
you thought you were leaving home for
GOOD
who accompanied sou to the Falls"
MT Pennsl."
where did you 80 at the Falls?"
The Prospect House"
did Pennen 60 there with you?"
He did not"
when did you him?'
The next day"
AT the hotelT'
~Yes sir"
Die you see your mother?
Yes. at Adam. Meldrun & Anderson's"
BY appointment?
Yes, sir; seiephoned out to the house and
&od her I coming
You left the Falls Monday"
Yes"
did you come to Buffalo?"
Yes"
What time did you arrive here?"
"I don't remember
NET PENNELL ON RETURN.
did you meet Mr. Pennen when you ar
rived
Yes"
Where
eat the station"
'Then where did you eo:"
''Sev-York~
When did you reach Eew-York?
''The following morning"
Where did you go there"
"To boarding housee I did not like it there
and went to the Hotel Roland. in Fifty ninth
st"
did PenneII go to Neu--Tork with you?"
Yes"
MEETINGS IN NETWORK.
How long did Mr. PennelI stay in New
York."
Seven days"
Mrs. Rurdick then said she had met Pnnnell
February 80 She was at the Victoria and he at
the Hoffman House On the following day she
met him in parlor at the Fifth Avenue by ap-
pointment. He wanted her to sign some papers.
She took the 255 train for Atlantic City. Pen
neil went with her to the train They talked
about the divorce proceedings He told her she
need not worry: that everything Was going
all right. and that she had good defence: that
she would get the divorce instead OF her husband
getting 1t. He did not say he had had recent
meeting with Burdick. She went to Atlantic
City that afternoon instead OF waiting until
night. because Pennell said he had to be back
4n Buffalo; that he had important business
there She did not urge him to stay: she wanted
him to. but she never questioned anything he
did.
Did you ever see Mr.. Thayer after the di.
Sorce proceedings were started?"
INC, sir
SHE DID AS PENNELL SAID.
"PenneH managed all the proceedings?"
Yes sir"
"PenneII managed everything"
'FYes sir"
And you never engaged the detectives who
followed Burdick?"
81 did not"
'PenneH did all that"
"Yes. sir"
You had travelled with him and his Wife,"
Yes"
'fAnd yet you did not know that he had no
Eneans Of his own?'
II did not"
PENNELL HAD GOT MONEY FROM WIFE.
DID you hear that Mrs. PennelI received
quite lot Of money st about that tinc?"
- did not"
When you were at Atlantic City the letters
from your mother ceased 10 Gomez" asked the
District Attorney. taking a new tack.
Yes sir
And you teieErsphed TO herr"
Yes, 1 teIegraphed to her. esEing If she was
III"
"And when was that telegram sent:'
'On Sunday"
'-The Sunday before your husband WAS killed.
''Tes sir
''Did you telegraph TO Penneil.
Yes wired him to meet me-
when you arrived that Friday morning did
you see Mrs HUH"
Yes, sir"
Did you ask her how ii had happened?"
THE PERPETUAL WAR.
There is always a fight going on
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