The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-30
VOLUME III.-NUMBER 90.

leading down % the hbsufsry: and on the sids
wall there wns . gfeenish anid, which seemed 20
have been spatersd tnsse q being spilled on the
where the stains vers the DARKEST and towards the
bottom Of the stairs. have known d.. Webster
some years familiariy-been on intimate terms with
him large FuTkish knife, with silver handle snd
shsafh, were shown to witness be Recognized them
as the property Of the prisoner. Knew pr. Park
man; his height was about the saEne es his ewn,
which vas five feet eleven inches. The drafted
the furnace in which the benes were fogn6 waF {
sufficient 10 have carried vf the odor Of the bum
ing- ieah Witness fesifed to finding gold Ia the
furlare. 9li s<a''~
DR.. y. c.; Keep sworn.--I have practissd dent
istry nearly thirty years Knew Dr.. George Park
man add have been his family dentist since 1928
/ had alblock OF teeth shown me; | did recognize
them as set Of teeth that had made for Dr.
Parkman in iS46. CThe teeth were handed to wit
ness.l These the same block which were
shown me, and recognized fhemn DR.. Parkmsn's
ton of the upper TO the lower jaw ! il was 50 pc
cnliar chat il made an impFession my mind; I
remember pecuIiarities with great exactnsss. The
circumstances connected with these tue snedsis
| were somewhat peculiar. The hFst question asked
noe by PaTkmah, when teeth were about TO be
ordered was how long viii it take2 and the reason
| why be asked, he said he was at the Medical Col
lege il was going to be opened on certain day,
| when he should want new teeth. and he did not
| want I'd order them unless be could have them by
cuiiarities Of the mouth made il difficult task,
i requiring as mneh skill as could command. 4
began as soon possible. and paid large part Of
| my attention to it from day TO day Saw him fire.
quently while it in progress; and in conse-
! quence Of The shortness Of the time, and tie close
attention to it, 1 remember them more distinctly
than in ordinary cases. Witness expressed his
conviction that the teeth found were the same
block he made for DR.. Parkman. M ss4 u
1 DR.. Keep, in his testimony, said that he knew
he
He stated that the order OF the Batural teeth that
still remained in Dr. Parkman's head, agreed with
the root Of natural tooth that was found adherng
to the block Of mineral teeth The front teeth are
most injured, and somewhat melted BY the Intense
DIR. Noble recognized the teeth in count a. those
on which he had worked for Dr. Parkman. He
very positive in the recognition Of the teeth
recognizing them by the general confguraton, BY
hole which is not in the place where they usually
make them and by the grinding Of the gum inside,
having remembered seeing DR.. Psrkman grind them.
have not the siightest doubt but that this is the
same block that worked on for DIR, ParkInan-
Prof Wyman's testimony was very minute and
positive as to the remains found being those Of Dr.
4 Psrkman. e'i. ~.
DR.. Noble assisted DR.. Keep in making the teeth
| He corHoborated his testimony.
| DR.. Jeifers Wyam, professor, who had charge o
! the bones found in the furnaces testified at length
: His testimony was wholly chemical. He tsstife.
: to finding blood the slippers and psntalepns be
longing to Dr.W ebster. He explained the clssaif
= cation and arrangement Of the bones,
= DR.. Oliver w Holmes was next sworn-He va
!. | Dr. Pafkman's Professor Of Anatomy in the Med
= cal College; he attended the opening Of the sohoe
! and noticed Parkmans new teeth on that occasion
/. they were white and long. DR.. Webster lecture
to the medical class four times week on the suh
!; ject of chemistry; he never had need Of any ana
y tomical subjects; he also considered that the r.
mains found indicated that the person who separate
them did know where TO cut witness WAS iamill'
. with the form Of DR.. Parkman; he did not see an
= particu rsimilarty between them and Dr Parhna
= Ny custom room is over that Of DR.. Webster.
N have never heard noise Of the students IN the ii
= WIN, d. Eaton, police officer, testified nert.---E
7, was present when the thoraz was taken from 4
tea-chest aud carried into the middle Of the Fpah
~ turned it over, and the body came OUT with d
II | back up. / saw hole in the side, and remark
~ that il was the size of knife that we found in q
~ tea-chest The knife was closed when found d
81 notturh the body myself saw some one do
ba This witness having concluded, the court a
IN journed at twenty minutes before Up. NJ, until
~ / morrow morning.
G .;n Our correspondent says the testimony of DI
:" Keep and Wyman was very exciting, and has ca
a red the conviction that the body found was that
'ss 'u Dr. Parkman,
Use The anxiety to get standing room in court q
hardly be imagined Tickets are issued TO certai
~ ~ privileged parties having business to be there. Il
ns same as to places Of public amusements- Occasio
H ally the movement OF the crowd towards the door
"a so rrepressible that the police are overcome Pc
" sonal collisions are also occurring now and the
Instances OF hish prices being offered for transit
NC Of tickets Of admission are numerous.
Public opinion is already divided as to the guilt
innocence Of DR.. Webster The conflicting tes
Oh mony Of medical witnesses is looked upon as {
ng vorable omen Of acquitiaL
az There are hundreds of ladies' among the crow
ef eagerly seeking admission into court the me
At the adjournment, DIR. Webster bore mo
ne detected appearance than he has yet exhibited.
ne talks but little the persons around him, and
I'd to keep his attention fixed upon the witnesses.
The trial, it is believed, will last until Tuesd
or Wednesday next