The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-30

lunNt NIll Nrin 10 lNh NnllfEtf phN NN
more Of him thnl night ! knew DE-, Park
iuun, aud aiw him on Nov. 23J, but cann@
say positively NJ whm time
l2,h-PAUL ll0LLASB.-i kept a hlore nt
the corner Of Vine aud liloss0lD pIrsu'H, AMI
FruruTirs. ruw Br, PafkmaH au tilai day
when he came into my store, some tine be-
ioTo two o'clock i should Hay half past ono
and he stayed fifteen minutes, making
small purchases. lie b0ughI ~ lbs. nugHr
aud bs, Of butter, lie brought ia PAPER
tag with l,,ttr, tie held little sSHyaTsai.ss-
during the ume ihe articles were Using pun
up by me, he asked perui,aslon "a lsnye lhe
bag for lew minutes, ] suRgeAled that
would send tho bag home for him, when ha
said he would call for u, lle turned back
ln ask ne "a take charge oi tie LaE, ~ iio
was going OUT. Calvin Moore was IN at tiTe
time. llG said any lime would do 10 send
up llc things he had bought. The bog re-
niHinel until The evening. opened u be-
fore guiug home, nnd found Il la contain let
tucr. heard on Saturday afternoon, h0m
Mr. Kingsley aud Others, that he had besa
missing and al that Time the lag ~ifii tie
lettuce was stil lI the more, aud showed Il
10 Mr. Kingsley.
l3th.-JAnrz rHATT.--l am Coroner for
lhc County OF suffolk, ! was called on Va
my official cHpHcily, on lho evening ofFri-
dpy. No, ,ombcr 3Oth. 1910, TO see some ro-
muus ~ the Medical College, ia Grove ~
lMf Puu here gives a description of the
visit to lhc College with DR., Webster and,
lis appearance lhcrr which Is but a repet-
ton Of Mr. kmgsley's testimony IN regard 10
the -umo yisitl.
d. Webster having gone away, the re-
mains were taken into lhe laboratory and
a o
ILGnl-
/ Ihcu len lho college. Next day issued
warrant for nn inquest, which ! culled nI 4
O'Clock. When arrived found that other
portions of human body hnd bcTu disrov-
rrch, took uut the contents Of As furunce
on lltr same day with my own htndH--noru-
ing or afternoon, | could not HHy which. The
police officers stationed there were presoui
,he ,tiiIa AID asaiaIed ia picking over The
contents of the frnnre, ! took ille articles
found ~ tho stove, aud separated tie Hc'Hi
found md The hone Some metal like lead
and some particles like gold were found a.
uuAg llcrinders.- There wns a considera-
BE quantity Of nshtg IN the stove. found
some por,iuts Of bone and ashes sticking 10
the triri, ofi Ihe back of ilie sioyc, which
5rokc oGWIJll o cioosed iron paker. They
were not lUrgc.
Adjourned untl half past 2.
AFTERNOON srsuoN.
The examination OF Coroner JABEz PRATr
was continued:
We found nothing beyond what hive
ga;cd, ,uiherwi,c must have forget H. There
wrs piece of artificial jaw will, teeth in Il,
aud one or two teeth singly. Towards tho
houom found what looked like piece Of
lfliGciul inv, with gilt teeth. II wns about
ln iucri lung. could not say That il was
What t. called block oriecth. The piece
seemed Ia have been broken. Tie sRmo
cyJii TOOK lI0m Tic fErugru rgusrh to hr
L. I-GIlis lnund u
about Two thirds OF thc way liom lhc top of
hC ashes ju ,!lc furnace To ihc bultOuL The
whole nhSs was about Que foot deep. The
zones were separated from tho n.lc-, aud
io hot know wiut has been done with them,
" en- found, lie bones were put into box
md placed ln tie priyy, beside the other re-
minis lrccolect now that examined the
uruGce contents before the inquest was held.
do not undertake 10 say wlint PORTIONS OF
lcuc were found. have. had tin box ia
uy custody, made 10y Mr. Waterman, Cor DR..
Webster. A bunch Of key fell through Ihe
crate during the time was emptying it OF
Is contents, whiet' were picked up by Con-
Stable Trenholm.
lTho Iu box referred to was produced IL
was about 10 by 10 inches square, aud phont
10 inches deepl -
went to Mr. WHIermNu's shop and found
he box. II was labelled rs il siBnds nov
when got II.
Cross EXAMINED. broke the pieces Of
,l0R and bones from the eidos Of tle furuuce
ln Saturday am sure The ciaders wcne
T1xrTi -vyttffr t-e+,eI l-&aAx-Iln- -hnneA
iiNcd with the cinders before broke them
ltt tho stove. ! know noliing sboui who had
'hnrge of the hunes alt Friday night unless
I wuTu tfIu futrr UtfrrrrS vino mere TT eitpree
lfths Medical School al the tinje. ] hnye
,.NF balore lbal there were some teeth ia
piccc, aud some single ones. ] supposed
hem to he mineral teeth.
lith--DR. WInsLow LEWIS JR.--lwNs one
lf the rhy sicinus called on Saturday aifer
DR.. Wchstet's arrest Al the time l. cane
found Drs. Martin Gay and &. i. jackson in
the Medical College. iIras requested TO Sc
rct such articles from the asl.es ne wished.
Dr. Martin Gay and Charles. T. jackson,
took charge of the !larts 10 bc submitted To
chemical aualysa.- tDh Sabbath DIR. NNDpp
took charge ofthc'hohcs foutdiu the lLrnars
and certain nrlicles supposed To he bloody.
FRS G1y, Stoti-i ttf.d tftF -eH prepared a re-
port on the purIs Of tile body Submitted ia
bur inspection, which we rendered TO the
Cnroner's Jury. II was n statement iD wit
ing, nud,sgned by us all. .a
Witness identified the report which flltd
,hrce and half pnges; and 1t WIS put IN as
evidence, after hcing read. We give n state
mcnt containing tho pWbor of The report.
Which, heing di9bsted MS far as possible or
anatomical icclniralities, will hc easier I'M
lors,ood Than the reporl itself which ps
-ould not procure.
The thornx, polvis, two thighs, and luft "
eg were cxuu,tped, and were tliscoiored with
IAN; the cartilage OF the thigh was coiored
black; tho chest, including the ribs, aud tho
.trriitID, were rIso thus Ilisroiprett A tuiUr