The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17

two hAckmen, Delahunt and Jeddo. Della
hunt swore that he had failed to Identify
IA. r. Pennel as his passenger, and Jeddo
swore that he was unable to identify Miss
Hutchinson as the woman he drove to the
corner south Of Burdick's house.
The crowd In the court room was not
allowed TO be any greater to-day than on
Saturday. More women were present,
however. probably because OF the repeated
rumor that Mrs. Paine would be called
IL was after O'Clock when Justice
Murphy and Chief Of Detectives Cusack
assembled the bench.
DIR MARCY CALLED.
The District Attorney was already III ms
place and had called DIR. Marcy Inc
doctor Ia a small. pale man. with lu1uriaht
light brown side chops He said ne hao
nractised for nine years, and he became
the family physician Of the Burdicks seven
Years ago He first treated Mrs nun
about seven years ago. Since then he has
attended her from time TO time. Mr..
Coatsworth quickly came to the morning
after the murder. , .....,..
at your office on the morning OF req -
~ o What was the message as given TO
Won? A. To come to Mr.. Burdlcks at
bnoe I asked what was the matter and
the reply was, she did not Know or couid
rnyself and started out with my medicine
case and walked over to Mr. Burd'cks
residence. ,.u, T
don't remember. The door vas oPehtue
q / think, by Mrs. Hull. and was toio 'he
. 49, hat "a front door
|, o. on entering the hall OF the Burdick
! residence. greeting and seeing hrs. nun,
what did she say to you, a 10 the ots'
of nv recollection, that she had been IN
fnrmed that the front door had been opened,
! and the girl said one of the WINDOWS IN the
tchen had been opened. and Mr.. Burdick
ihad not been in bed or the bed had not oeen
disturbed. and she Thought something
! had happened W MIR. Burdick.
:" ID Did she In any way inform you as 70
where Mr.. Burdick was at that time, a. 1
believe she said she bad looked into the ueh
and had called out and don remember
any more OF the conversation; ! I'm I'M
mediately had of my coat ny tha' 'i'he
and proceeded for the den.
d Well, what did she say about the den
which led you 10 go Tor the deh! -, 4he
had opened the door of the den ana called
Edwin" and there was no RESPONSE; ailu
thp couch was-well, there were pillows
and so forth on the couch as she observed
That was all could recall Of the short con-
versation.
pillows or pile OF tun on Top OF .ne Souoi ir
A. l don't remember the conversation Ia
thai particular, except as l have stated,
that she had called TO the den and the door
of the den had been opened IN the morn
ing. or had been shut, believe, in the morn
ing, and l immediately thought OF looking
In the den, or went to the den.
WHY HE FIRST WENT TO THE DEN.
o Well. what was there at that time
that made you go to the den Immediately
instead of going TO some other room IN the
house? A. | cant state. Naturally the
den door being closed just--and as she
in the den She hadn't been there and
j thought / would ascertain what was
there.
o. Did she say to you that Mr.. Burdick
was killed. A No, sir.
O. Did she, by anything she said indicate
10 you where Mr.. Burdick would likely to |
be found? A, Not as l recall. | have !
stated the facts just as--theTe was very |
little conversation, and the den door had |
been closed, and a. she had called in there |
! went in there to see il there was anything
there.
Y. And from the conversation that you |
have related here you assumed that that |
was the place where you should first look |
for his body or for him? A. Why. imne- |
diately went in there-yes. thought to |
find out whether he was there, II there |
was any doubt about his being there; l |
went TO that room first.
o. Did Mrs. Hull say TO you at that time |
that anything had happened TO Mr.. Bur-
o. Did. she saw he was sick2 A. No.
20. Did sheysay that she had been into the
den that morning? A. As l recall II, she |
just spoke his name from the door
O. What was her condition at the time |
shes vas having this little conversation |
with you? A. I wasn't observing. i had |
taken the happenings OF the morning and |
/ suppose l was anxious to get into the den |
and find out whether there was any trouble. |
a. a man would be called in an emergency |
case She was nervous on account OF |
not finding him in bed. Much concerned. |
That L. all could state.
Mr. Coatsworth's questioning had made |
DR.. Marcy blt uneasy. lie had failed
TO indicate exactly why he had gone to the |
den Next he was questioned about his |
last previous visit TO the house. Al that |
time. ia January. he treated Mrs. Hull
for asthma. When asked whether she had |
OF insomnia, he said that her |
sleep never had been good. He gave her |
bromides and other sedatives, not TO |
induce sleep, but for the nervous system.
She had heart medicine, too.
q Did you ak Mrs Hull why she didn't |
at handf A. No, sir
Y, After you took your hat and coat |
Of that morning you Immediately went |
10 the denl A Yes, sir
WHAT pH. MARCY SAW IN THE DEN.
U. Describe what you did when you |
went 90 the den door A ] Opened the |
door and told her she better not come ia, |
and closed the door H. Was dark Ia the |
den and ! could see very little, and not |
knowing where the gns was, immediately |
stepped across the room Ia Try Ia find the |
catch 10 th. inside blind ! CAV. u q sud |
den pull and thu shade, the inside hind, |
came down enough ~ admit hgi', and the |
bra.. thai held the curtain, Ons end u that |
came down,
u just what did you dot Then ] |
looked at tia ooucl and along near its |
centre cav a stream - blood ola the hard |
w0od hoof. sas Do form there fe-
moved two pillOSs that S.iu on ia" couch |
,saI tbs ositIo anal Oaina down 10 y crazy 4
ltils OF q cabin blAi,ksi 40 some call u, |
aud J lifted up oIe .nd 81 that that Vas |
I.sr his shOulsi~'s, fsI enough Ca ssc tia |
lank ~ HE israd ard sac thai tllrr. ~as
liood AMI what apIs.afsd Ca H. 10 ala matter,
And ! thlnk ! pi NY hns"I dosn "n thu |
had and sAs tl,ai h. lad fis'tuf. ~ tbs |
skul 4 Immediately diuplrd ilr blankss |
l..a. sid .as tia that. had i..in = lui.sli |
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