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IEfM ron observation-disclosures Hewson was
Put on her trial, a. Boston, ol Wedn >lav. for the
murder of her infant child. The gial bu, partially
pro .rcsssd n, when The court adjourned. She was a
deck passenger board OF the steamer Massachusetts
the Ont of July the 30h She had an infant with
her during the clrg part OF the night: she represented
herself 10 hc married woman, coming from Boston
10 meet her husband about ten o'clock >hc carried
the child forward among the horses and baggage
crates, and when she returned time afler she n
longer had the child with her Her excitement had
cxciied observation. and IN reply 10 questions put by
the other deck passengers. She first sand the child
asleep under her cloak. IL that friend taking
care u L down below 81, thl' Ii had died in a tit
AMI >he bad thrown It overheard. But subsequently,.
to captain Com oek, She said she had eaieR he ciid
Up. 10 secure her from annoyance by the excited
II sengers. he Put her IN room on deck and placed
guard over te- bt afterwards sic sent for tic
captain and told hin that she had made way with her
child by throwing II INTO tie sea. At the same time
she SAID Il was Ioor weakly child, subject t. fits,
and taat she W. POOR destitute woman and unable
10 take care Of L.