The sun., 1873-11-05
THE TRIAL or UDDERzoOK.
Testimony Of the Man to whom he Proposed
the Murdcr-IIow the Deed was TO be Ac-
compiisbcd-Ancr his Money.

WEST Cu ESTER, Pa, Nov. 4.-The court
room was crowded. Francis NJ. Pyle described
a stranger who was with Udderzook In his barn,
Just IA other witnesses have described Wilson
or Goss. lie wore gaters something like those
shown Witness recognized a photograph as
resembling the stranger, and said he wore
ring. The men said they entered the barn out
Of the rain.
Elmer A. Pyle, aged ten, described the
stranger, who wore glasses attached to his neck
by cord.
Thomas ID. Laudcnstager, who worked In the
same establishment In baltimore, testified to
seeing box four or lyc feet long deposited on
the pavement by an express wagon, and taken
away by Udderzook and Goss the day before
the nre. Udderzook said 1t held machinery for
the laboratory
samuel G. Jcrreys. who kept tho hotel at Jen-
nersyille, testified that Udderzuok came there
ON the 3th of June with another man, and re-
maned all night. Idderzook hired a wagon and
took his friend away in the evening. Uddcr-
zoOk kept his friend in his room during the day,
saving he was sick, and took his meals up to
him. He came down I'm the afternoon and TOOK
supper with the family, and the two men left
about o'clock. lie Identified the photograph
as resembling the stranger.
Mrs. JcuTcNs described the stranger, and recog-
nilcd photograph rs rcscmblingthe man Harry
Townlcyl who boarded al the hotel, and gave
details of the departure of two men in wagon
Mrs. Annie Rhodes. sister OF Uddcrzook. tea
tilted that lie came to see her husband, and had
all interview with him In the woods.
Samuel W. Rhodes testified
udderzook asked me whether had horse and wagon
that would hold three persons. said that had not.
but could get one. Tddcrlook said we could make
t0U cach-could get tJO righ of. and he would guar
aniee tlW anyhow. lie said there was man who Nae
drinking aud spending money for no good. He had
poker two OF three times since he had been with
linn that the man had thousand dollars lie wanted
me to htrh up and right t. JcnuCrsve get the man
In and take him To the woods give him laudanum put
him to sleep and take the money told him that II he
committed a crime he would ruin himself and all the
family. lie said, I" will not go home u get It," He
would DO the stealing but pose as II he wanted me 70
bury che money II would not have ANYTHING To DO
win H. he would do II himself aud bury the money.
told him not TO do ao but to stay day two and
you'd tam TO him. He said the man would not stay At
Jenuer,ye by himself aud II he stayed he would have
90 bring the man there. He said the man very sick
and askpd how would be u he should die at my place
"wOuld you allow me to put him way, and say nothing
about II Y said there would have TO be CorO-
uers inquest lie said there nobody to look after
this that he had been lost for long time, and
everybody thought he dead. He then left, anu
never saw him again I'LL saw him here.
other witnesses were examined, detailing the
hiring of the wagon. and prisoner returning It
broken about midnight, and the finding Of the
stud or collar button and the ring In the vehicle
AS before uuDlished.