The evening world., 1906-04-27
MRS. DUKE DODG|NG,
SAYS THE DOCTOR
Continued from First Page.)

sivty-eightn street and sleeping IN her
room. he wrote the bird sings sweetly."
The witness unidentified several let
ters n envelopes as In the handwrit-
ing OF Mrs Dukts Then Chancellor
Pitney warned the defense that they
must c-ross-examine or run the risk he
outlined earlier in the proceedings,
AT least. said the Court. you
should cross-examine on the testimony
this witness has given to-day because
there is absolutely no reason why Mrs.
Duke should not be in court"
The defense. however. refused TO
eross-examlne and the case went on.
Louise Boudcrs1n. a servant in the
S-Ncy-eighth street home of Mrs. Duke
from April 3 to Sept. ?. 1905, followed
Miss Sands on the stand and told OF
visits made to the house by Iiuntoon-
The first time she ever saw tho core
%spondent was soon after she went TO
work Tor Mrs. Duke. when he APP
penred at the house az s o'clock In the
evening and handc his card to the
witness.
Miss henderson testified that Mrs.
Duke was Away from home on the
nights OF July Is and &c. 1905. returning
on the morning OF July Il. Mr.. Duke
sailed foS Europe on July Is.
Q. Did Huntoon ever din at the
house VITA Mrs. u while Mr.. Duk
was in Europe. A. About 'hree times
a week for the first three weeks.
q. Was wine sent 20 the house, \
Il came In cases.
=. Did you serve wine to Hlntoon
and Mrs. Duke? a. Always at dinner
Whiskey for Afternoon.
@. Did you serve it any other tIme'
a. No. When Mr., Iluntoon called In
tho afternoon / served wh!skcy up
stairs.
q. Were you ever up after 1880 At
nisht by order of Nrs. Duke? a. No.
We had 20 be In bed 1T l0:0.
.. on any occasion were YOU W
after 1890? 4. one night ! got UP at
Y o'clock and went to the bathroom on
the hfth floor for Il drlal u water.
@. What did you see? a. AS l was
passing through the hall l saw lights
OF The library and Mrs. Dukes floor. l
oohed over the banisters and saw Mr.
Hun.0on and Mss Duke coming up
stairs from the library door.
. whore did they go? \ Into Mr.
Dukes room. o.. the third floor. rear.
Q Did you see or hear anything else?
a. l heard the door close and the key
turn
9. Did Mr.. Huntoon ever say any
thing to YOU? a ON Sept !. when
Mrs. Duke mad gone TO the pier TO
/ was leaving the next day-Mr. Hun
toon told me- ]! eNei needed u friend
needed assistance to call on him.
G, pa he give you anything? y.
o.. bid Mrs Duke say anything to
yuu rhat day. 4. when she came back
from the pier she asked me IL Mr.. Hun
,oon had talked to me and what ne
had said, ! told her, and She said Mr.,
Iluntoon. WAS a nice inan and an old
friend OF the family.
Duke. \. she told me II Mr.. Duke
asked how often Mr. Huntoon called
n the house I should not tell him.
The witness testified that she left
Mrs. buses employ on Sept, 2. Hun
toon called on the afternoon OF mat
day. following a telephone call sent by
cross-exanined by Mr.. kalisch. MISS
henderson Was very positive hat the
lights we're bright the U!ght she saw
Mrs. Duke and Mr., Huntoon come up
the stairs together.
@ Why dId YOU stop in the hallway?
a oh, | heard them coming upstairs.
o. IBID You stop NeIy long y l.Olg
enough 10 see Mrs. Duke ana Mr..
lIuutoon iato the bedroom.
. Now, why did NOu OPP Was 1t
from curiosity \, Yes. perhaps.
q. And YOU heard the key Ia the lock?
\. Ies. / heard II click.
th1t yoI might hear ir a No, not
loudly. bat | hclrd Il.
Didn't Warn Mistress.
Mr.. KallAch brought out mat Mr..
DuKn through another scrvaut IN Mrs.
DUKES house summoned her on sept. /
10 mo home OF her brother. No, 1909
Firth avenue. and there she made 10
AIR Duke and his counsel u statement
about the actions OF Mrs. Duke with
Huntoou The girl said that Mr.. Duke
s1vo her . gold watch last Christmas
ana that che - at present employed BY
sir bultc'y brother,
Miss henderson admitted that she
knew on Aug, 81 that MIR Duke had