The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-13
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Williams Homicide Case-Third Dav
Continued from Srcond Edition.

Continued from SucOld Edition.
REORGANIZATION Williams was standing obout six
feet from the place where the cuff was found
William J. Leech sworn-I assisted Fell in making
cognized) we found it behind hogshead in the wagon
Twelfth street. in Hamilton, in the corner bent
over the hogshead there was piece OF box on top
II was in careless place you could not see it without
George G. Bowers, sworn~I druggist my place
Of business is at Sixth and Vine; l recognize the
Ing Of WednSsday s"ptember 49, 1866 II was between
and 10 o'clock no was at my store: he purchased
Barbe &, Bertle eboch sworn-I live at Ridge avenue
/ saw him on Wednesday, the day Mrs Miller was
killed at RendolIars, place t. Is IN Ridge road oppo
first came in he asked the time OF day; there
vas told him anybPdys& & and T. that he could es eat
d wanted S ne Sa9 tbs oSer mss end wey NICE ice
porch, and he came down and sat alongside of me;
had been out to see his brother Bill on Grard avenues
out there to see hih and bd him soodbye as thai
would be the last time he would htm asked him
self out OF the road; | asked what for: he said
living; told him he foolish for that, and he said
he wasn't, he said he would have been on the road il
had some further conversat,on L don't remember
What II VAS he sald to me ~ guess Will go how is
slaughter house: told him il had just been cleaned
Re Went away aed go owG dnf npf G9E at m
more noties Of him tor hour sIterwakds then
saw he was going to put himself out Of the way 1
down; that is the last saw Of him. he said he would
be OF such an age the Friday following but he didn't
was used to cut the canalopei mistruSted he took
oce ne shown and rsGognasd u 'he ooroner'
Crosse @ xaminato9-Tt was Between haltpast one
Tdidnt hear anything ofthe murder t that day; gave
Albert live az the ROBIN Hood ho.e
II adjoining South Laurel Hill; know Gotlleb VIII
derad; saw Williams that day day a6ous 5iiS Ccoc ne
Sad be VIII w In bo 5e cars sad T'f his re
down. gave the conductor quart dollar and
him HIM h %'PS Hfs he ins Rs
S ce fa said % S nae is he A he sd wsas
going down Columbia avenue, to see some friends:
en @ a pgi Sf h E9' Win be the
se a accop Of ia nskea S ppe nS rS
mpeF % & Taen rSsr ae saa ISSr W9nid appear AR hadn't
Questioned by Mr.. WOren-Did Williams ever tell
you be was going TO commit suicide?
often heard him say he had the blues on him,
stopped in % tavern on Columbia avenue and had
drink and some oysters paid for the drinks but do
not know,who did Tor the oysters Williams left
John Mems sworn-I know Williams; I have
morning Mrs. Miller was murdered. in Spring Garden
breakfast there in the market Istood face 70 face
little spots OF blood the end of his nose on the
left hand sd0 his conntenance was somewhat pale:
GOOD morning, John" ana / said coed morning
GouE6S AsGeG 6Sd hn sgbt %ha dowS waS tne matter
because n man had said a 'nigger was
10 do 10 strike yOuyou hardy take care Of YOUR
! SELF" at that mOmgnt person came along whom
spring Garden street saw him afterwards passing
We Iast saw OF nm it was between hal past and
| o'clock when l first saw him; 1 know the clock
tThis witness subppnaed by the Common.
| wealth and defense. He had made the same slate.
! oss:examination-He was coming from the direc
red mark on his cheek bone, hut his face was some
| what pale; thought he had fallen down, knowing
6e 6n mark he said the eunSre oS paSe haye
street nut he didn't say what street. he say the
lrishmaDj he took a handkerchief OF his pocket
! Re-eXaminatlon-l had Often seen red mark on
his face oet tnis tme u was more flushed tnan usual
CHARLES l. Potter swOrn-My shop is at No 1912 Pom
| lar street. am barber. Queston by Nj MannNfs
Yes sneS to Il R1Pfs ur5asys
paper SelehbDSsr% m bsS % ~ $500 he was there on Friday
reading ~ mere were two others in the shop; my
man named Joyce; went ont into the otber room
and when came back Williams was gone,
DURING 6 6he moth no OF September; think Mr.. Joyce
sos was ieaSnE ~ as sne m9.HSr while was shaving VIII
Gtes ne was reading The paper about eight minutes,
| John !; McNair sworn-Tbe first time
SOtleO Wullams was when arrested him; twas on
O'clock h the morning Mss sSag iSSS MY store and
IeaGng we LeagT he went by; put on my boots and
passing MIN, and then came back asked hlln If he
raised ert N a9SS b e Ri m S"s name e WAS WAS
Sotleo Williams, and he said it was; then told him
paralyzed arm. and he told me 80 help HIM along;
House wanssd Sss goPE 60 Know 10 ~ss Was Inc @sts
tQld him If he was an innocent man. ana could prove
| with what he was Charged found abucherknife on
him and saw spots Of blood on ms ms CLONES clothes (knife
took him to me Fourteenth Ward station House. House.
oss'examinAtion-He was going down Thirteenth
street when him.