Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

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Inc testimony before the Coroner FRIDAY
developed no new 1acrs Charles O-D1no-
I attended as the prisoner counSa- Charlie
I Doolrile. steward Of the s-urrevau- Hens
] lesrlnc1 that the prisoner wa wonderful j.
4 COO came down stars a1te- the murle-
J ana asked Tor ana waited some time f1- 3D.
/ Policeman o. deliver himself o. Wner
: H. O. Barrett. cashier Of the note. came O.
give hl- testimony be sh00k the prisoner
warmly 1v the hand and appeared more
affected than the prisoner himself He
testified rnat ne spent MONDAY with voun-
Aaiwortn ~ the h0te lie the latter.
sald nothing about his fathe- lie saw rhs
deceased enter the hotel next morning ana
near- MN ask the number 0t ms son IS
room. In some little time young " aiwo-th
came down anc sad he mad shot MS father
hour times ana asked 1Or O. Policeman IN
medlaiely- as he wanted 20 give himself I'D
Josiah M0orhead. VINO occupied me roor-
next % where the murder wa COMMITTEE
testified that ne heard the shots soon after
the man was admitted % bis son s room.
ana alc not near any conversation between
then At the second and third sho-s be
heard the cry OF murder quite loud The
otner testimony Is the same as before pub
llshe-. The jury returned the following
verdict
" We hnd that Mansfield 7 Walwo--t
came 70 MS death from a shock and internal
hem0rrnage, the result of a pisro. shot
wound II the cnest, said pistol having been
discharged N the hands Of frank II VA /
worth az the cturteTant House. Broadway. Z
New 1ork. tuesday morning June 3rd.
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STATEMENT OF YOUNG WAJWOKIu
Inc prisoner. n reply 10 the usual uue-- .
tons, gave ms name as Frank hardin Wa 7
worth, aged nineteen, born az ana a resi- /
cen OF Saratoga, nut engaged IN no bust
ness az present In answer 10 the question
what he mad 20 say, if anything. 10 tbe
charge, ne said
am guilty Of no crime / viii make
statement My father treated my mother
very cruelty Tor yea-s. Incensed against his
own iatner Tor putting his little share Of
property IN trust, 81 that ny mother and
family got something out Of itamv father
Kept writing letters TO ny mother. fall Of
lmprecatlons against ms father he wrote
to her among other things IS will kiIi
your boys ana defeat the ID seoundreI in
MS grave, and cut Of MS id name for
ever lie also threatened nv mother's
-ie- About three years ago he beat nv
mother cruelty. | was not present. but
iaW the marks When / heard this loaded
/ pistol belonging 70 cousin Of mine, and
nave carried II | supposed father was I
lrmea, at least when he came 70 see Us.
Ny uncle, Clarence Walworth. mas bean
atner 70 rs. he recently proposed to take
ne TO Europe with him. ] was troubled
bout leaving ny mother without a protec.
OF. Sunday last | wrote TINS letter that
must go and see ny father. and whether
ouid go 70 Europe or not would depend on
nat interview. from the fact that / wanted 2
o get retlable Assurance that he would !
lot moiest my mother during my absence e
had no intention TO Kill MIN when Ne :
anne into my room. | asked him u ~
OWL. tie did 50. / spoke TO him Of Ms l
ononet and said, . Promise me YOU will {
ever shoot my mother nor insult her. nov
ny OF the family any further Mean
wered, | promise but with A look
IhIch TO my mind implied contempt and )
ne reverse OF an intent to keep MS promise =
lie had just before put his hand 10 NJ !
reast rs II 10 pull out pistol. | an m :
0nscious of having fired more than tbrs. Il
mes he closed on me rapidIv n r
reas1 was upon me when | fired the ia
me- Don't think ne said anything durino a
he whole interview but what have stated Il
Inc prisoner was then taken to the Tombs d
await the action of the grand jury. Ct
STRICKEN SISTER. Il
fron the Albany Evening Journal e
This shocking affair is of more tina, o.; : {;
ny interest 10 AiDsnians. and every item | =