The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-21

any particular name, but when he :
that way, told him I couldn't kao'
body-he had before this asked Il
all day then told him to 60, and HI.
bread and leave the place. that n
want men around me to talk that ~
was between eleven and twelve 5
when he left he asked for hall:
of eggs, and said he'd pay me 20
for them gave him the eggs a..
wanted chestnuts ; gave him son.
said he'd come back in the eveni,.
pay me; told him to never coma
that he need not pay me be can.
the entry, and looked into ReauI 49,
the house, and then came into M"
he did not ask for anybody do5tl
his size; never saw him before /.
of very dark complexion. had DARK
and l think, dark eyes; don't see
person in the bar just as dark-skinps
he was couldn't be positive Bhetbs
(Howser) is the same man or not
might have changed since then; Ho,
is the most like him, only his bes,
larger now; he had, I think, slim
longer face ; (prisoner told to stand
he is about the height and size and
of the man that called at my house.
Gross examined Don't say on ny
this is the man, nor Will / say he
the man Ream had a woman TIE
said was his wife; his mother ans
staid with him before that, but :
that time; Jane Riddle and Mary
Lee were there before that time: Il.
ter was Ream's niece these girls "
liotle loose In their character thers
been fellows there before that to see
but not for some months the ma0 !:
to go as I told him, and then turned
the way he came-towarGs Conemag
SEEN AGAIN IN THE SAME vICN
Mrs. Mary Ann Hildebrand, sI
Live about a quarter of mile from
Dimond's residence; man came
house about the latter end of Mayr
first week of June; it was a Thus
didn't see him till he was in the b
when he came in, he said he was
and hungry, and wanted sOmethi
eat ; it was between one and two Cd
he asked for a half dozen of eggs;
him four for his dinner-thought
was enough for him; he didn't say
he was going, but asked the Taa
Cenemaugh showed him road, an.
it was about a mile and a quarter 10
maugh; before he sat down to the /
I went to the cornfeld; he came cd
field and asked me if l could give
a lob of work that would keep BID
couple of days; told him could
he stood there for about FIVE MIN
aud then asked me if / kneE Fi
Charley Wilson lived told him &N
at the old tunnel asked me how frh
to where he lived told him it was a
and a-half, over the hill then sad
" can't | go a nearer way z" told If be
the road, it would be two miles and al
then he said it was the Charley Wilson
was killed on the railroad year or tEa
that he wanted to see said my bro
in-law, " that man must be loo
drunk :" then the man asked, "V
does the widow Wilson live pa told
she lived on the JohnstoWn road-tSi
would have to go back to our hous'
take a differentToad to get there he
back to house and asked my sisters
sci for prisoners here object to vi
stating what the man said to her siIter
less the conversation was held in her
ence y he turned and went back alO1:
road leading from Conemaugh be "a
broken English: could notice he Va
man he was a middle-sized mslss
| four feet six or seven inches, dai
plexion, black eyes, mustache, sna
black hair: he had on blue pants
dark coat he said he was soldla
that he was lame said there were
bullets through one of his legs: he "
lame think that man Is In court-T
| think Hoarser as the man, though he dc
look so dark complexiGned as then, al'
hair is longer: to the best of my knoT'
that { (Howser) is the man.
Cross examined Live between
mohd's and Conemaugh: path
down to the railroad from our pace
is a road from our place to Sumner
about as direct as the railroad; Dy ~
is about four miles to Harrison S, anu anu
there about FIVE miles to Summe5p"
SEEN AGAIN.
VIM. A. Stewart called: Like
half mile from residence of JOhG =
live not quite half mile from A[,
debrand's; have seen that man h.
before; his hair, eyes and everyinll.
respond with those of a man ! =
last week of May or the first week q
it was on Thursday, between
o'clock: he came through the VOC.
the patch where | was working
r farm, and asked me where widow
$ -widow-(repeating the Wora
e three times widow Wilson ilVeai
d ed him the road: he then asked =,
e to the station said he must 60 ~.
n road, but must 60 to Wilson's ~
/; asked about the trains: "doWn 'n'
HMH