Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04


projection Of the lower jaw is not very re-
markahle. lie though, HAT The blocks had
been subjected TO great heat, had warped
and II erefore il would be difficult to de-
,ermine what haA been the original fI)
Cross-eaamined-I knew DI. Parkman
" hen he was alive don't know what to
make of a peculiar jaw. never saw any
two jaw a.ke--but there is general re-
scmIlnnce in all Jaws. | cannot say that
think the jaw of DR.. Parkman's peculiar.
These Jaws have, look like Dr. PARK
mans Jaw. should not be able 10 iden-
tiry blocks of teeth after subjected to the
action of heat.
;hick could identify my own work
generally. never saw set of teeth that
would fit another pcrson-that is CON-
plete set The peculiGr absorption IN The
case of my own practice, W as that OF the
Jaw of a mani shonld think so or SO
years Of age.
Rs-cramiaod-I could not distinguish the
laws of DR.. Parkman from other jaws II
placed in box. meant 10 say that the
plates u ade for one Il an would not hl
another, but the blocks of teeth night.
Cross-eran,ined-If there was a recul-
arity in the mouth Of patent, think !
should notice the peculiarly, and be able
to identify the model, or the teeth, per-
haps, if 100 long period of time had not
elapsed.
Professor Treadwell- live in the neigh
borhood of DR.. w. saw DR.. w. in the
evening of Friday, Nov. %, at my house,
abou, 90 minutes past g. He came with
his wife. DR.. Merrill Wyman and his
wife were there. Judge Fay came in al
,erward. |, was nearly 10 p. NJ. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster left.
There was nothing unusual il his APP
pearaace at The timc he was cheerful. per-
fectly sclfposscssed, and did not wander in
the least lam on intimate terms with
him. saw Prot. w. again On Tuesday
evening near the corner of the burial ground.
1t was after 6 p. NJ, bet not so late as 7
o'clock.
He stopped, and we recognized each
other. have a strong impression that
saw him again in the evening of another
day. | talked with Prof. w. about the
disappearance of DR.. ParkInan. Nothing
unu>u in his manner.
Cross cra1uncd-Ile did NOT say he had
i.st come from Boston lie did not, To
my recollection speak of haviIg gone to
the bookstore.
As left him that evening, or the other
tine, after speaking OF the disappearance
of rr. Parkman he pointed to quarter OF
the heavens and inquired what star 1t was.
The conversation near the grave yard was
carried on Tuesday evening, after o clock.
Adjourned to 3 IL o'clock.
AFTERNOON Session.
/ Tie Jury entered at 3 l-2 o'clock, and
the Court followed AT twenty minutes be-
fore 4 o'clock. Proceedings commenced.
DIR. f.. Ston".-I examined the Ii Gle in
\ the ihulay; it was not a clean cut; we finish
ed our examination on Sunday ; il is as
I easy to make a clean cat in dead human
body as i, is Tor a butcher TO make a clean
cut in veal or beef.
Cross-oNamnauon of tins witness de-
clned.
Philcna G. ITach.-Iive in Vine street
have known DR.. Parkinan II years on
Friday, the 23d of November, 1919, saw DI
p. in Cambridge street, betNee Blossom
and North Pleasant street: he was going
toward Court street; II was IL or l3mln
before o'clock when got into the house
| | fixed the date ofthc day from the fac
that the day before (the 22) my HUSBAND
| started for Vermont, and the same nigh
! my sister came from Mane ; locked a
/ the clock when | came home to see how
! long had been gone had been up the
fremont road above Dover street.
| Cr,ss c10miucd.-Dd'n mt notice whelhe
/ DR.. Parkman turned round or not after h,
| passed me | mentioned having met DR.. =
/ to my sister. | said for the sake of max
/ ing her smile, have seen "Chin," mean
| ing Dr. Parkman, who had a long chin. =
/ was on the Blossom street side.
II John Ha,ch.-l reside at No. Is Vim
street left this city on Thursday, tn
22d dav Of November, and went to Yer
mont and returned the Sd day OF of Decem
ber the witness last on the stand is IN
wife.
\ WIN. B Thompson-I rrsid, in Cam
bri lge on Sunday night, the 25th Of No
vcmber, | "as called to go to Prof. W.
house am clerk of the registry OF deeds
wen, up there obout 6 O'Clock | wen
into the Professors study; he was there
and asked him if he could tell me at wha
time the mortgage was given he locke
into a bundle of papers tina, weIe lying o
the table, and shortly remarked that it wa
strange he cou'd not find the paper h
sought ; he remarked soon af.erward tha
he could give me the information in ano,he
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