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

ny memory 90 long, Several other pouipr
had been very much injured by uie actor
Of fire, proceeded 20 look up tho models
Ard the resemblance WINS 30 close Ihht -
Here the witness Nas 10 overcome by hi
feelings ~ 10 DO unable 10 proceed, Thu
prisoner eat ~ unmOyed ~ % rock,l
There h sufficient proof 90 The comparison
o. show That ihe block hold Ia Hiy hand leo
louged "a lle nght upper Jaw and HE oglel
20 tic left Tho femniHs Of ihe front bl0cl
above ! hud IN dis hird block ! hold ig as
hand. II IL most injured 81 lliem MI, 1hi
with the other lwo blocks, makes opt The up
/ per Jaw Of teeth The leG lower block II
nearly entire, The one attached 10 II on Il'
I righi 10 nol easily identified, II 10 10 much
/ fused, There are five pieces 10 which ] cal
assign proper places, and tho siKlh cannot
/ idenliAi u nigit or might not be- part Of lle
. ltpnl lower jaw Of teeth,
9lsl-DR LEsrER Monty used Ia a.
fisI d. Keep, aust WIS IN his office, ~ itsiH
and remained there until July lhst 1 am
nov studying Ia Baltimore College, ! rec
olleel working on fel Of teeth fdr Dr. Park
man, Ia autumn, lsiG, The handwriting
eH the i'to'i''l ot' tlt' tat,e " tfttre, II To-
DIR Pnfkman, October, 1916" romem-
Der 10 have written IL, Some mineral teeth
those on the table are the same. The gene
rnl shape and cou6gunIion Of The block
struck nae ~ once ~ being the sans on
which Ind been NJ work inr Dr. parkmnn,
~ 1910, see every reason 20 believe that
these remains Are part Of the same set Of
teeth, and none Ia tie contrary, I hare mol
hc HigLiSH d0ubi that ME Is me same block I
lras at Irork on for IN, FmLmau.
@2d-DH JlffREs WINAS MANNED
am professor Of anatomy IN the University
ofllarvard, and have taught It for tho last &
yenrH. was called 20 examine some human
remains nt tho Medical College, Grove street,
on Tie 2d day Of December My attention
Was more particularly called 10 the fragments
Of some bones found In furnace. pro.
ducc tho catalogue Of thCm;Hni thHt hux hus
fore me contains tilc homes | there saw, 80
inr NJ general inspection can enable one 10
form M opiuiun My attention wrA not
specially called 10 The orhor rolnHiuE, which
were being examined by Dr.. Lewis aud
others lilo diagram exhibit shows what
paris Of The head were found, aud whht fcln.
liouship they relatively had to the other por.
llous OF the skull. I examined certain spots
found on the stairs aud floor leading from the
'TTT-I ~ NO T0T-- --.-77-,T- ;. : -5--7I---I
myself by positive observation That they wcro
NOT blood, hut tobacco spitllc, These had no
reference 10 HE spots further up, which did
not see anything of further than thought
they we're cnurcd 10y nitrate Of potash. ~.
gree with DR.. jackson in respect 20 the
spots. ! experimental with nitrate of copper
orr ttuuri, tn rrr wiru' rtIrrt !, would have IN
neulrnlising Tie giobulcs contained IN H. !
put some blood below The microscope, and
added io " touin nitrate Of copper. The hc-
ton was not Immediately; but IN four hours
ils fioi',iles ltud ,ii-rf,r-ur-ti Nitrutr of
copper will Illus destroy the elobulcs in the
blood but It would require a microscope 10
dCiCct ~ Other chemical agents can hc used
10 destroy blood. have not applied nitrate
Of copper Ca pine who'd. ! noted no other oh.
Jcci forming pan ofiho building on which
blood wns found There were brought me q
pair OF slippers md pantnloOus supposed TO
hr spotted with blood.
These were shown, and wcr, 'ofa remark.
ably fghI and sAuguiuc0us hue, on Tie s0tcs
Of the slippers and over the cloth. and at the
distance We saw them, looked ~ if they had
been painted with blood,
um satisfied those have examined were
stained with blood. think the color on the
slippers h. Ncniiinu red. Several spots az The
bottom ofthe left leg of the pants were prov.
ed To be blood. ! am satisfied in my own
H'itd thai the spa's nH lha Alippera aud pantz
were blood; and That tie drops did not fall
tNhiN ~ NN'Nf NNlHllA ~ " llNN httll 81 Nll e.
Elongated form would have been assumed by
the spot on the perpendicular ruriace rihe
pnnlhIonnsi but Il whs not so. The blood is
on the lefl leg Of the pants, inside, and on the
right slipper. There is spot on the for
mcr, not blood, which might or might not
bo Nenitinn red, | made no eilor, to find
out.
1.-The witness presents box with pieces
OF bones taken lt0in Tire furnace, and sIHIGs
Tint they are bones from tho head, neck Sc,
Of man.
There are ? verebrw of The neck. | found
bones OF the elbow, wrist, and also OF the
right leg below the knee,--tho libin. Three
or Your pieces went to show this relationship
by uncquivocul marks, such ms ridges on both
pieces, hller articulation, and lhcsn ngnin hnY.
ing similar connection with another piece.
IhcrE could be no doubt OF tire bones belong
ing to the right leg, which is missing, ms am
told, hut do not speak from my own obser.
wilton. Parts of the calcined bones, also,
form part Of n foot. ! found no duplicates
of the SHINE bones. ! cannot say that the
bones belonged to one body, but repeat that
there was no duplicate found, They all be-
long TO The missing portions OF the body
One Of the bones oflhe head was broken, as
If it had hccn done before being burned: but
this IL not given as positive evidence only
as n prcsumptve inct. Any skull broken af.
ter death would have presented the same APP
pcarancc.
] nnde an examination ofIhe laboratory,
for marks of blood; and all those have seen
were on tho pants and slippers, and on tho
piece ofpOper. fhe bricks near The stove
We're taken up, but no marks of blood were
traced between tAe.intcrstces. saw a hole
in the ueighborhood Of the sixth rib on the
body. My impression is TINT il WIS not made
by knitei but mude no special cxaminn-'
ton.