The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-26
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wsused O. 70 up ard rss kinsman. snd
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sl,os, taiie DAVID lad aad ] tod BIN q
he oould sl.os tsai i might help BIS easc
same. ne SAD bc could show Il A. se
we're neg task &c ma Marshall Hurd
asd BurY Hard snd MNrshaH and Pen
dolpA sat down aud tall "a together PREF
~ soaa che ofihrm saia ,hey wcre going
w 10 ct ihs Knife askea him d might
a. ard ue I'll urni up togeiher. Nhea
We ga 10 psB1olph's house be ioQk the
lead 70 shoz where BE hid the knife
When &c had "a ab0a, ,aelse o. lilcrn
vvds from The house BuFr Hurd said
s.yoa're foo,ing guess" William stopped.
loked srouad little, and said no I'm
no, here arc my tracks" The tracks
wefe Of mar barefoot. About CD rods
from the house Pendoiph fouEd the pockei
book and knife. lie had some difficulty
10 fading them. After hooking 10 one
plsee be gave il up. and looked around
linle more. and Looked up 70 a big maple
and said be vas right, Il Was near there.
He then went 10 an old stump, and took
The things out Of IT, We examined The
pockcg book. and found six dollars and SIX
csu.s in Il. The kite was wrapped ia
ololh which Ain said belonged 10 David,
aud The kniie and pocket book we're wrapp.
Ell 10 another cloth which he said vas bis.
Think he said he put the elsth around the
pocket book 50 /, Nould not get damp, rs
Il might lay there quite while. Said be
Iat them away 20 no one would get them
Wide be was gone. When we were going
from Curtis's | said to Pendolph 1T was
pretty hard affair !" Pendolpl said II
guess struck him harder than meant
TO-" then said ehow did you happen 10,
and be said 'he grated bis teeth at him.
lie said Il was a pretty affair ifa man bad
Got 10 be deprived Of his liberty because a
little thing happened right in his own
house.
1yoss Termination. Spoke to Pen.
dolph about the knife because had heard
be had said that David drew knife on
him. When We unrolled the knife Pen
dollh said be found the knife about four
tvei from where David lay.
burr iIuRD.-Wen with Marshall
Hurd, John Curtis, and Pendolph after
che poke, book and knife. On the way
np Pendolph said i Sas about 60 rods
trom the house supposed be meant GO
rods thai side Of the house and when we
60, within GO rods Of the house | wanted
W. know IL we want pretty near it; he said
come on and u show you where it is
We went abou, GO rods beyond the house
and turned up the bill into the brush. AZ.
ter looking in several dlaces be looked up
10 large maple and said il was IN that
di,~esion When he IN the stump
where The pocket book was he looked at
II second or two aud said that was not
the spot and went further up the bill
moved up towards the stump AMI soon
Pendolph came rushing back looked at il
breath and said, that 5 the spot lie got
down on his knees and poked away the
braves, and my impression was that he put
in hts hand.anl took out the pocket book.
Wien we unrolled the knife Pendolph
said "there didn't tell you he had
knife" Then ! said IL guess you didn't
see II vniil you tcok il out Of his pocket"
lie said yes, did, found il laying on
the ground by the house" Some one
wondered why he took so much pains to
hide the pocket book, and Pendolph said
IL was because he didn't know but some
one might come along and steal il while
he Was gone. lie said he didn't mean TO
keep il and did not know what was in il
Some one asked him why he struck David,
and Pendolph saidvhe came into bis house
and stood there a while and began to CRATE
his teeth. ! said THAT was only a trick
he had, he wasn't going TO huit you" He
said be told him 10 20 out doors and then
struck him once. ! said "you must have
struck him more than once He said he
didn't know as be did, he didn't mean 10
hurt him. lie appeared to be excited
Gross Examination. Don't remember
~ Pendolph said in what condition he
found the knife, whether open or shut.
should think from the appearance Of the
poke, book il had not been disturbed IN
I'll we opened il.
JAaEs HAAILToS.-Was acquainted
with Dacid kinsman, about week before
this transaction he was At my house and
cav him have this pocket book, be was
counting bis money and showing il 10 my
eoys. his money lacked eight or ten
cents Of seven dollars. | examined bis
clothes to and his poke, book Found
hls keys pipe, and tobacco in one pocket,
sirsngs and nails IN another. Found no
valet or knife. When We were searching
fendolph said "you'ru damned iuquisiiive
aboat the pocket book"
Csoa EramiHafion. we were
ssarcaing for the pocket book Pend0lph
sasd something about having right to
Rvsrd his own eouse and defend himself
We examined las sasehel and POUND hire
handicd knife in the bottom oi H. Think
PendOaPh elasmcd At this time thai David
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