The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-28
FIFTH EDITION
rrinl OF John III. surratt.

Continued rom THIRD Edition.
WAsHrseToN June Qs-I do not remember seeing
MT day 5 % orls e ssd sspn sne %a
anxious TO be home a oeock That she was 20 mges zee
made reply; said something about Booth mot not
Hoing and she replied s1 sooss 9or veSg eS4e soon
new never A to return, and She asked me II dd NOT
did not, aud she did not state thesub ect % me- on
FEesrRng Een Sbgs o saw hs S5eS@S is S
the city illuminated. and made some remaIks
sS ae ali s 6fuTe TeOGPs G S Ss turned q ur
and al this gadness 70 Sorrow Ss turned a "a
sunshine there Is always storm" she saio
oSs sSd P0g2G Ps0g win DauS S 0SH
came 70 Pennsylvana avenue az the 0aplbtqd bed we We
the light and we turned 10 Second street and arrived
bSG be@s & e. qs9Gk STga o. d 6s Buggy 70
Howard's stables. and returned home; then vent @
letter from her son; while was eating supper i
Tsp SRd T Gpe the door and
steps went to the psEOr they sounded IKE b, @an ms
same steps 20 down the stairs; Mrs. surratt did not
to S 1 SsEor aa6 6d Hr @ sss 'e SS
asked me which way the soreHght Procsssion d was as
serensde the President, aud she said she would IKE
manner now oS sSe appeared nervous and asked her
what was the matter she said she ala not feel we'll
down and she once asked me TO pray for her inten ten
1 never prayed for any ones intentonsI unless L
knew what they did. Annie surratt and the others
making 700 much nose' and in playful Ia. ~HnneT
rick Miss Jenkins and eft the room together, and
left MIRA surralt alone in the parlor; went TO my
Jenkins occupied room o sHOye and bads then
Mrs. surrstTs room; was unweii that night. and
was out in The yard during the night, ana about
6s1 sS2 S OS SnDosS ans sD ,OS "SS
asked What was Wanted and pOU was tod shSt
Government officers were there, who wanted to find
neither Of them were there; they demanded admit
wno saIS Pet them Man, n tor @ ods sSEe
the house would be searched, and let them I'M there
ana fad Of %9PSSs c @
fol 20 @ %
pened, and why this search was made; one Of them
has Shas had SaPpensd that night. replied Gia NOT:
Eno% what aS rsnspred snd M carvoe said
will tell you and he pulled out piece Of crayat with
PTesidenTs Blood Wilkes Booth has rsGTSered Abrse
@ n them wsn don s
Clarvoe aud MoDevitt and Mrs, Surratt came out of
Lincoln has been assassnSted and Booth did she
raised her hands and said my GCd you don't tell me
| Miss Fitzpatrick were not In the parlor; but
Anne SePs Sd sa M ali
will bring susnicion on our house;' we were speaking
der; Mrs snrrstt said, Annie come what viii I
Providence to punish this proud licentious peO
| ple" / did not see the man whose footsteps had
the windows were Closed retired to my room and
uid not see MIS- again until the morning OF
the l5h at breakfast; told Mrs. Surratt had sus-
pected something. and that was going to the Gov
ernment and would state the names OF all had seen
In Booths company, and bring the guilty parties to
| justice. f
O.. Did you 60 to the Government and give infor.
| nation ? A. Yes, sir.
| Mr. Bradley objected aud noted an exception
The witness resumed-Mr. Hollahan was In the
| house, and he went with me and told all he knew.
| aud we went to Maryland; those who went were Mr..
| McDevitt Mr. Clarvoe, Mr.. Bigley, Mr.. Hollahan,
| myself and others we went first TO HarOd's house
| and asked Mrs. Harold where her was? HeI
house is at the Navy Yard; before that we went to
the stable and met man named Fletcher
and asked him to give description of the
party who hired horse from him. from the
Harold house, went down into Maryland, into
Piscataway, and returned In the evening, and
searched the Pennsylvania House for AtzerOtt; HoL
lanan, CJarvoe. McDevitt, and mvself went TO Balt
more TO search for Atzerott on Friday, April 49, and
stayed there until Monday morning and returned
here, arriving at o'clock A.. NJ; at O'Clock on
Mc nday afternoon we decided to go, to Canada in
McDeyitt, Hollohau. Clarvoe, Kneece. and my
| u O'clock that night C1srvoe left us al
| Philadelphia and there arres ted man named CeIes
| tino and returned to Washington; the rest Of us
| reached New York on the morning of April 18th; we
got breakfP st at hotel, and at A. NJ. took the cars
| on the Hudson River road for Canada; we reached
| Burlington, Vt on the evening of April 10th; we
registered false names at the American Hotel In Bur-
lngon, and left on the morning of the 20th my false
| name was ThompsoD; Bigley assumed the name OF
| Porter; don't remember McDevItps Hollahan'a
assumed names,