The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

CIV ,ctures of the room as II appeared
.ner the discovery Of Burdicks body.
As,e with the coverings stu upon the body
.nd one showing the almost naked corpse.
~ ~ ,br,st them, one at a time, close to Mrs.
Hills face. The smelling salts came into
play o. ,u.,.
M Hull Az you VI thst rep repr res, 1ns
A. door and looked into the roomf A. No.
icouldn't tell you
-iS he rug and the pillows on top Of 1t. look
the as I; Looked dosI TO o1 The .sy YOU pu.
N.Y. tj0 That is ali YOU saw A. Nothing else.
Was there ANYTHING there. on that
,Ssre WAS something under the covering on
The couch? 4. Looked as though there
ni mig From 70 hat photograph there Is nothing
N indicate there was a figure under there.
T. there, Mrs Hull' A. should think there
"So You would say from that photograph
that there was a figure under there? A,
would say there was something under the
'uo Is there anything from the appearance
.stndcatnd by the photograph to indicate
there was a human body lying under there2
a % Vel. look at II and see now. A. Looks
ssihoneh there was something there,
u Well there might have been something
,lse under there other than a human being,
might not there, Mrs. Hull? A. Yes, might
% No part Of human body was exposed
% view when you looked into the room? A.
o and from this point Of view when you
q And from this point OF view that you
saw on thi. cogc, when, when you onened the door
sr .SI up up on that couch' 4 was afrad there
0 when you looked in there and saw this
PIE on the lounge. did you see any blood on
w The room was black except go far as
light won't in there from this hallr A. Yes.
q Did you SEQ any Of his clothing lying
IN the room when you looked In therey A. No.
WHAT DR. MARCY SAID
Q What did Or, Marcy say to you after
he came out OF the den that morning and
sSicTs he told you to &c upstairs with h,t the
doctor" and he said; hes been murdered
Q anything more? 4, don't recall that
BE- sS IT. sG n.y., n the s'e G,S because he wanted
Q What. did you say, when he. told you
that? ! don't remember what J. said.
Y, you do not recall what you said TO him?
Q Did you ask who could have done it?
Q. Did DR. Marcy eS plain to you the nature
Of the wounds that Mr. Burdick had sus-
tanned, A Not very much
to ~ sC %a r9' nc had ado b e %itnsss
shakes her head
O Had You been told as to the number
Of POUNDS that appeared upon his head'
g Never heard any O. tha.' a. No. sir,
,s S I Dm soS ASK py, Marcy as to how he
Q You diAn't ask any questions about it
all' \. NJ. sir ] did not. l had oil
could do 20 live through II.
Q Did not you think Il was rather strange
that a man should be killed in his own house
IN that manner A. should think it was,
10 AJAX what the injuries. were that he had
sustained that caused his death? A. No,
Ibid not not only as told YOU Dr McTcy.
crushed.
THE DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. Coatsworth questioned Mrs. Hull
As to when she first heard Of the divorce
proceedings II was not until her daughter
had been sent away by Burdick. she said.
Y. DO You recall whether he gave you
any Of the Information or any Of the facts
upon which he relied to obtain this divorce'
O. The papers for the commencement
of this divorce action were served on Mrs.
B4rdick at homo there. were they not' A.
! O. Mr.. Burdick was also in the hou.. at
thnt time1 A. ! don't know ,
upon those paper. being served upon. her
as to the nstars Of the papers' A. don't
O. Did Mr. Burdicf tell her. to 70 away:
thst she might get cutt 4. ! think he did.
% And roy heard that o A. didn't he ns
told me before her that she must 90.
q And You heard him, tell Mrs. Burdick
4 "' | did not 10Th hear hin, tell her that
O. But you knew that he had told her thnt
sha must leave that house, A. Yes,
o Did ycn demonstrate with Mr. Burdick'
o You never had talk with Mr. Rurdic,
sskinr him to relent and take his wife back
o. You never demonstrated with him for
ordering her nut of Tho house' A, Ibid not,