Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02

the lecture room ~ Dr. w. We were IN
formed that !, would be but shor, tine be.
fore DR.. W. would commence his lecture
Mr.. l.. raped with his knucklcs-waitcd
half.a-minu,c and raped again, wlcu DR..
Webster came TO the door. ! informed him
,ha, We wished to look over the college He
said the police had made 4 search before bu,
/ n We wished TO do ~ Nc could. Ihre Known
DR.. Webster by sigh, for quarter Of CEN
turv. I said 90 DR.. w, eve canno, BE-
licye for cnc momen, that il Is necessary tn
-carrh yspt apartment, " told him that
those pcr-cns who had reported that they had
sccn DR. Parkman, had come io The conclusion
that ihcy WEIR mistaken.
I We then went down IN the laboratory, and
passed round. Saw nothing there that at,
,rrc,ol much attention, We were shown t"
the passage that leads to the dis~cc,rg noon
ou one side there was furnace, and 81 the
other coal b,n while | was near the Pri-
" and laboratory stairs, sunr one called my
attention TO the other sd. n the room, and
Professor Webster showed ~ on, into the
stcrr-ruom. We went into the COLLEGE, to
make nominal search, ~ ,ha, we could have
/, 70 say in the ne,ghhorhcod, that We lad
been To the College. had no suspicious of
the College, and dad not suppose 1t was at all
necessary to GO there. We wen, and search.
ed the grra, 'aul,-held lantern in !, and
saw al around it.
! inquired Of him n wha, time he saw DR..
George Parkman last. | told him tha, We
were about to search al the houses in the
nsigsborhccd, and | thought We would begin
at the college first.
/ We went down TO HI, table, where he stands
to lecture he said he saw him on Friday,
the 23d " that month abou, halfpast /, at tina,
place. lie came there by appointment, |
asked him hov much money h. gave him that
hay, and he ,aid he gave HIM sis3 He said
DR. Parkman turned round and went up with
hurried step to the door, and he had no,
seen HIM since.
! then wen, to his back room, and passed
m, and looked into the little rcom, and he said
that va, where he KEEP, his Valuablcs and dan.
rcruus articles,
. Went into Mr Li,,lchcld's apartments, and
searched every inch--sll the closets. BUREAUS.
clolhlnc-malr and 6maIc-and cruckcry
NM. We also searched every other part Of
the cOllege--hlsemcnt, rarrei, and under the
door. Then Ne wen, and accomplished that
! supposed was the main cbJeci-scarehcd all
the houses in the nc.rhborhocI.
IN Friday, 3oth Nov, abou, O'Clock. |
vas summoned To the College, where met
Mr Trenholm, Dr. Bigclow and other, |
Vas the hr,, that pa, lrrh, IN where the re.
mains wer Amer We had conc up from b..
meath, Ne went into the laboratory. The
DOOR was crcn There were four or five 9th.
cr,. went forward in the furnace found
pan with sand IN ia table stood before u
inquired What that was The top Of the
furnace was covered up with pieces OF free.
stone. On top Il these were minerals. I'm
quIrcd What was there ! reached down nv
hand and took up piece of hard coal. There
was something that adhered TO 1t tina, looked
like burnt bone The Marshal said, Don't
NEEDLE with anything thrrr"
was scou directed BY the Marshal TO co TO
c-ss.1.!s-- .--L .---I, - 20 Ct
weather and Oliver II Spur with NC, and
wen, to the house Of Dr. Webster Wcsiop-
pod the coach within Eve or SIX rud, before
We got In his house len the officers there,
an me, the Doctor IN the front steps, showing
a gentleman on, Of his housc The gate vas
open, and passed in. spoke to the Doctor
bcioU he guy into the house and told him We
were about to search the college over that
evening, and wished him 10 b. present II,
wen, iFlc the iron, entry, and from there into
the library, and pu, on his boots, his hat and
c0a, When he go, out, he said, ' / should
Ike 10 20 back for my KEYS" told HIM It
IA, not necessary, a. We had KEYS enough to
unlock the college, and be said, " Very we'll "
. walked With him from the house TO the
carriage. We got into the carriage and
tried to have free conversation with him
We came over Csgio's bridge Had some
conversation about thc railroad--also, with re-
gard to the ciloris tina, had been made To find
the body Of DR.. Parkman, ] told him what
distances We had sen, to trace out the reports
Of his having been seen. He said there was
lady over there, pointing towards the
port" who knows something abou, it
suppose We ride over and see her" told
ham though, We had better postpone 1t to an.
other time DR. W. said be- had called on
Dr.. Parkman about 0 O'Clock on the morning
OF the 23d, requesting the Doctor to call on
HIM between the hours Of ono and two. lie
also stated that the Doctor did call. lie also
stated tina, he paid him Sis3, and Iha, Dr. 2.
was Ia cancel the mortgage.
T ! inquired Of Prof Webster Il DR.. Parkman
had done 30. think his answer was. he did
not know. then asked him IN case DR..
Parkman was not found, and il was not can.
celled, whether he would be the loser. Tie
answered that he would not When We ar
rived near ibe bridge, told him tina, found
'iHrs had been had about these waters, all
above and below the bridge-tha, hat had
been found near the navy gard, supposed to
be DR.. Parkman's. We drove on All VIC got
TO Brighton street, and the Doctor observed
we were going the wrong way ] told him
thought the driver might be green. We ar
rived at the JAIL. and got on, and went to the