The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-15


than me. | am in my 60th year q brother
is two years younger and she was about two
years younger than him. photograph
shown witnsss.) That is my sisters picture.
l am feet inches high; she was about II
inches smaller.
Cross eramined-This picture looks older
than when saw her last think could not
be mistaken in her picture. 1t was talked
of at the time she disappeared that he had
killed her.
Samuel Pringle stcorn.-Know Michael
Moore the prisoner is the man. The tes-
timOuy of this witness was not MATERIAL
Robert nc cFetridge ssoorn.-I reside vt 402
Dean street, Philadelphia. saw the pris>
oner. Michael Moore, in my fathers house
in Philadelphia. When i came in he was
standing in the house Lizzie Stevenson was
IN the room she was our housekeepsr she
had been living in our family as such for
about i l years she left fathers about the
oath Of January can't tell the year she
left the day the prisoner was at the house
have not seen her since; she had her own
room. photograph shown.) This is the
Likeness of the woman knew as Elizabeth
Stevenson.
Mrs. Gupiel was here re called to select
two photographs of boys which had been
show to her by Mrs. Moore al Osceola. She
said they were her friends in Philadelphia.
These are the two she showed me.
(Ou Cross examination she stated she had
put no private mark on them, but they
looked like the same. She showed thsm to
her last Jsnuary.)
Examination Of MCTetTidge resumed.-
(Two photographs shown to witness. who
states they are the pictures of his youngest
brother. William. and q boy who goes with
him. know that William gave it TO Liz
zie Stevenson.
Cross ezdmined.-The man / saw at my
fathers house WAS partly gray haired had
side whiskers and moustschs Of q reddish
color He had boots ON. / can tell the man
by . mark on his cheek; it was about half
past 7 on the morning Of the Path Of JAZZ
uary, on q Wednesday. When came home
that evening the house was locked up; did
Sst see that man since until saw him in
the prison on Monday last.
Re direct.-There were others present at
the prison when went to the Jail with the
District Attorney. No one pointed him out
to me; / knew him. It was last winter j
saw this man.
Geo McFstrid9e stcorn-I reside at 402
Dean street, Phila, There are five mem bers
OF our family-six with my father. Eliza
beth Stevenson was our bou-ekseper last
was in the army when she came she left our
house on the oath Of January. 1871; l saw
her at breakfast time, abe was gone when /
returned in the evening. photograph aud
fransidsntifed lis Elizabeth Steven<o
likeness. (Delsips dress testified TO by Mrs.
Gupisl identified by witness also.) ] would
suppose Lizzie was about 46 or so years of
age she wore artificial teeth. Saw her wear
q small scarf These spectaclss (Ihown)
look like the ones she Wure have seen the
glass out. (Witnsss further stated that the
piecs of scarf testified to, as having been
picked up near the place of finding the body
looked like one which some member Of his
family had given to her
Court adjourned until 2 o'clock D. N.
sATUsDAv AFTERNOON.
Testimony of George McFetridge resumed.
Gross Ezamined-My father is not here.
Our family did not reside clever years at the
place l speak Of. I am . steam 6ttsr by
trade. My father is about "a or 65
Mrs. Sarah Carr sUorn.-I reside at 3s6
Borden street, PhiIadelPbis; knew a woman
there named Lizzie Stevenson for about ii
years. When first knew her she was cook>
ing at eth and Vernon streets next At Mr..
McFetridge's house. l last saw her on the
23o of January last, at my house. (Photo-
u
her hair for her in the gallery at the time
the picture was taken. The delaiue dress
found in the trunk was the one she wore at
the time. (Witness describes jewslry worn
by woman at time photograph was taken,
and also stated that q chain attached to a
watch belonging to husband of witness was
worn by Lizzie Stevenson at that time She
gave me one Of ihs pictures. (Fac-simils Of
Photograph produced by the witness. She
looked a little eross-eyed when / first knew
her, but looked a great deal better when l
last saw her. ] saw that trunk at my house
it belonged to me then; sold it to Eliza
beth Stevenson two years ago. The silk
overskirt (found in trunk she wore over her
dress when the likeness was taken. The
photographs were taken late last fall. "a
chain, breast>pin and ear-drops found in the
trunk shswn witness. who recognizes them
as the ones worn By Lizzie Stevenson whsu
photograph was taksn.) TComnon wealth
sffsrs these articles in evidence, which is OBJ
jected TO by prisoners counsel. They are
admitted by Court. Sarah Carr photograph
also placed in evidence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Franks stcorn.-I live al
lIl4 Ohio ST., Philadelphia. photograph
shown) l knew THE woman as Mrs. Ann
Moore did aot know her as Lizzie Steven
son. l saw her at my house; l wrote two
letters for her; directed them to Michael
Moore. in care of Father Garvsy. Johnstown,
Pa. the frst one was written in October last
the second one the week before Christmas.
George AcFetridge re causd.-A till of
trunk was found in q room in the third story
Of our house after Lizzie left it belonged to
her trunk AID was brought here by me.
WH. McFctridge ssCorn.-I saw prisoner
a. my fathers house once Lizzie Stevenson
and were present; / sat for quarter of an
hour looking at him he was not talking to
any one while was in. photograph shown
and recognized Lizzie Stevenson was car
rying barrel one day, when she fell and
broke part Of her false teeth this was three
weeks before she went away. (Piece of scarf
shown) That is part Of q frrnsn's scarf;
my brother Jim gave her the scarf.
Cross eramined.-On the oath of January.
1917. at O'Clock. that man. the prisoner
went away carrying . travelling bag and she
went with him all that was said. she told