Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-04

Henry Campbell caled-Am clerk of the
House. AT 2 O'Clock this morning, Mr. C. H.
Sanders and ii. +. Crane called al the Bellows
Falls Hotel, and enquired If man by name of
Sanders was here with a lady told them
did not know any by that name. looked up
on Hotel Register, found g Miss Kendall OF
Weathersield, No. g.. We then went 10 the
barn 10 see il there was horse from Spring
field, Vermont found horse from the Livery
Stable al Springfield, VI; went into the office
and found two robes from that Livery Stable :;
came into the House, and proceeded 10 room
No. 3. Sheriff told me to rap on the door and
get it open; soon there was an answer, What
do you want ?" | told hun thought there was
FIRE; and wanted TO see if the chimney was
/ all right The gentleman in room came TO the
| door, and opened it; and | introduced him 10
Mr.. Crane, the sheriff. The sheriff and |
went into No. 3. and into No. A, and found a
young lady in bed in No. 4. The sheriff called
to M Sanders, (supposed TO be the husband OF
4 the lady in bed) he came, and left the room.
I Nearly an hour after | left the room, Mr. Dan
lei Sanders called 10 me, and said he thought
his wife had taken poison, and wanted to know
what to do. Went after DR.. Nichols after ]
got back | went up TO No. 8, and found the
young man on the floor having spasms every 8
/ minutes. The DIR. came in about so minutes
after | left. The Dr. asked the Young man
what he had been taking; he said strychnine
l came away and the next thing knew he was
dead; about IL or "a an hour after | left,
heard this. When / heard he was dead wen
up, was satisfied that he was dead
c. II. Merrill s,corn-l was up stairs wher
this man drove up; / came down about hpl
; past eight and first saw him. He slid he hat
some baggage on the steps which he would lik,
: to have brought in | mean Mr.. Sanders VIII,
is now lying dead in the house said he had
lady with him, and he would like 10 have bag
gage carried 10 her room. | asked him to giv
me the lady's name he said it was Miss Ken
dali of Weathersheld, | SO registered it.
showed them up TO their room, No. 81 Sander
SAID he wished 10 90 to the room with the lady
!. There is a bed in No. and 4 90 through No
: 8 to get to No. A. left them in No. 8; San
ders inquired if there any other door tina
: opened into No. 4, except that from No. g.
told him there was not. / then left them Their,
! | went to bed IL past IL. Campbell came in
a to my room l-2 past 8, and said an officer fror
Springfield, and another man. was after thos
people put to bed in No. 8 and A. | went in
n TO my mothers room TO light lamp, and Will
IN there heard Daniel Sanders ask VIM. San
a ders what he ran away with her for. VIM di
5 not make any reply that | head He the
asked the woman about the same question sh
{ answered him that it was none of his business
: lie said she would find out whether it was an
:, OF his business or not before she got throuo
with 1t. The lady made some remark that
II did not understand Harrison Sanders the
5 SAID we have not got TO die but once. | the
. came down stairs; | suppose the two Sander
and the woman to be the only persons IN III
Teon when tbs above conversation was HEX