The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

this interview Mr.. Twitchell was not present, but
before lett the house he came into the dining room
come to create disturbance in the family coupling Il
that was hurry would Attend 10
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commanded to leave in ten minutes saying would
d S% to his a Su thS G s erBSUs
latter would be the better way III ne vent 9qt as after
MTtGh;S M rfTSined 'Sn & there short time talking with
ever since death 81 Mr. H she visited fHS my house house
Hin was woman Of considerabe means Mr., hh left
yersatons with Mrs. Hill received bundle of deeds
for the property at Tenth and Pine streets there is
bundle Sgs Of deedf r9, from Mrs Hi Mrs I had
she brought the deeds to it the following after
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ST e bedon Wa W was to by the de-
MT; Hagert-Mr. Henderson, do you know the hand
WitnessLT DO; have seen him write; this is his
sop g M n on Sc bn % to 6e tax re-
signed 10y the prisoner for Mrs Hil shown to the
Question by Mr.. Hagert-Rad Mrs Hill made an
dPSday er SSu 70 GO and employ counsel the
view OF nsttuting legal proceedings for the recovery
The defence objected because this question as
Mr. Hagert said he would be unable to show that this
was conn Inicaed to the prisoner but he would argue
with Mrs Hill being in constant intercourse with her
that he must have knownit
eSpecSy IN cSPIts case to prove one circumstance
and Unreliable circumstance which, when STRONGEST
did 10 receive too much confidence in this age
Mr.. Mann believed in circumstantial evidence when
Armstrong, Probst, Williams and Winnemore were
The Court sustained the objection and ruled out the
In answer to the District Attorney the witness pro.
ceeded had conversation in reference to the
yeyance of this property, with Mrs Hill in his pre-
se9Ge when made collections for Mrs Nm they
was of S36 60, on the Friday preceding the murder
Gross -examined-I estimated the personal estate all
il %Sney mon that M she & E9t by 3 her G husband death
his real estate collected the ground rents for her. she
collected the house rents nnassisted by Mrs Twche
peTy was 60 TO Mr. Hill heirs moi to the prisoner
ons do know that sRe money " in neG
saving fund do not know where she kept her money.
:, MIR HaGert objected to the question the ground
that it not cross examination, and if it asked
for the purpose Of % the name of the
Mr.. Mann said he candidy believed the woman was
murdered for her money which she carried about her
that She made bank Of herself, he would use it.
The Court thought this was not cross examination
Re examined When would pay money to Mrs Hill
pocket book into leather satchel, which latter she
Edward r. Jones sworn-I am a conyeyancer; (the
deed already put in evidence was handed the wtness
of this deed by the prisoner; Mrs Hill not presents
he first d directed m LED i to be made in his own name and
bundle Of papers at the settlement after the execution
then TO myself to be recorded took it from the Re-
corder,s office and gave il il to Mr. Twitchell.
Mr. Mann here asked that the clothing offered by the
commonwealth be delivered to the defence for submis
sion to some expert for examination. The Court re-
such nS am Se
declined do So and the Court for its own security
At o clock the Court adjourned.