The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-21

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from sink was running and scattering about. I
desired Trenholm aud Littlefeld to pass out what
they could fad. After getting aboard tostand upon,
three pieces of human body were found asked
Dr BIgelow, as a matter of form, if these pieces
were parts of dissected body, and he said enc"
Litleheld said there was no entrance 10 the vault
except through the privy hole and the aperture in
the wall below, in which we stood.
went into the laboratory. | stopped at the fur
mace, and saw some person there, think it was
Clapp with charred bones in his hand, and also
another person with some more. | ordered them
not to be touched till the Commissioner from the
Court took them in charge
Mr. Iukey here produced box containing the
calcned bones which were found knife with
silver handle, and something supposed to be teeth,
found there, We're also produced. The knife was
about twelve inches long
Cross-eXamned, | myself wrote the first part of
the bill for the recovery of DR. Parkman. 1t was
subsequently altered when submitted to the family.
Inc hole IN the privy Is inches wide.
CALVIN u Moore was the next called. I saw DIR
Parllfnan IN Paul Hollands store, at the corner of
VINE and Blossom streets. went there between |
and O'Clock to purchase something, and while
was there he came in ] think it was about ten min
utes to two.
DIR Parllnlan enquired ofMr Holland about some
sugar lie asked for something to put it in, and Mr.
han about the weather. and he said he could notfind
iiult with 1t, for it remarkable for the season
Cross-Examlned. My house is near Hollands
store went into the store to make purchases. |
bought nothing but some butter off the same piece
the Doctor had The transaction was in part de-
layed through DR.. Parkman's coming into the store
dld not write down this statement of the interview
trst told Mr.. Kingsley of it. 1t was after Mr.
Kingsley left me came to this conclusion as to the
time
Martha Moore, wife of the last witness, was called
She stated that she knew Dr. Parkn; by sight
She did not see him on the Friday he was missing
have recollection of sending my son George to
school 10 minutes before two. He was at the cor
ner of Fruit and Bridge streets, on the sidewalk.
opened the window and spoke to him.
Cross-examned.- My son attends Phillips School
1t was George called my attention to tie fact of my
having told hun the time on the Friday.
George Moore was sworn am IL wears old Il
knew DR. Parkman. Saw him last on Friday the
23d day OF November. Heard Saturday for the first
time he was missing. On Friday | saw him.
was standing looking round me in Fruit street He
was crossing towards Grove street.
About 10 minutes before 2, | met Dr. ParRman
My mother told me, having called me, / had better
go to school. schoolnlate with me Dwight
Broughty was his name ''There goes DR. Park
man. said |. We went to school-Phips School
got there just before it was tardy,' (aughter)
about o'clock.
Cruss-Examined-Didn see the DIR since Fri
day. Saw him great many times before. He
passed close to me-
Dwight Broughy examined. l am 10 years old
go to school with George Moore. Saw DR. Parkman
on Friday, 23d November / knew it was near two
O'Clock, for go to school regularly at two A short
time after met George Moore, | saw the Dr. near
Grove street. believe he had an overcoat on him
on the day IN question. He passed right by me on
the same side OF the street. Georges mother said
that It was near two The DIR passed before Mrs
Moore spoke to US.
Cross-examned. 1t was at the corner of Fruit
and Bridge Streets just as you 60 round the corner
Elias Fuller, carries Oh an iron foundry near the
Medlcal college My countlng-room is about rs
feet from the college. knew DIR Parkman WE'LL
| had business transactions with him. He had
claim on the land where my foundry is situated
saw HIM last between half-past one and two on 23I
November, In front of my countng-room, where
was waiting for Joseph Amman, with whom had
made an appointment for two O'Clock | looked at
my watch and also inquired Of my brother the time
more than once while was waiting for Mr. AMMAN
My hrst inquiry about the time, was before saw the
doctor, and it was then 20 minutes to two | waited
a few minutes after saw him, and went off with
Mr.. AMMAN. The doctor was going to the medical
college. My brother Albert was in the warehouse
Inc doctor nodded to me when he passed. lie
crossed over the street to within three fe Of me
IN the direction of the medical college,
Cross er1mjned-He was dressed | think, in
frock coat, and dark clothing generally.
Mr. ALBERT FULLER Sworn, am the broth
err of the last witness. have known Dr. Parkman
full two years. and had frequent occasion of meeting
him; saw him last on the 23d of Noyember; saw him
pass the street in front ofour house, towards the Med
zeal College; went down to Grove street. He pass
within short distance ofme | saw him bow to nv
brother The whole thing occurred near to cur count
ng-room. lie was seen by me last about 40 feet
from the College. 1t was between the hour of half
past one and two-perhaps nearer two | remained
IN the same place all the afternoon ofthat day. ney-
er saw the Doctor after that day. There are two
ways of going away from the College At the same
time no one could pass into Fruit street without my
seeing him. My brother Elias inquired the time
from me before the DR. came up. The next day INV
attention was called TO these circumstances by the
Doctors disappearance. knew where DR. Web
sier resided. He came into MY room the Tuesday
after with his parents and signed che sk for Mr.
Cummings. The day after Parkman's disappear
ance heard Of it. Mr. LittIeieldcam to my prem
ses to borrow tools, fol- the purpose of breaking
walls, on Friday after tie day ofihe prisoners ar
rest.
Jabez Pratt, Coroner--I was called upon on the
evening Of Friday, 18th, between the hours of and
10, TO examine some remains which had been dis
u, 10 tl,o 1