The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20


gentleman; he was dressed in light colored
clothes did not notice his hat she noticed
his coat was light colored. Her attention
was called to the gentleman by Mrs Hart
She always spoke of this gentleman as
friend of hers, but never told her his name
She never saw him, only on these two oc-
casions. She heard no noise or disturbance
on Monday she first discovered the fire at
500 a. IN. Mrs McCarty, another
neighbor, rang the bell, but no response
they found the back door open, and all |
went in and looked for her. her hat |
hung on
THE NAT RACK,
and she knew she must be in the house
she went up stairs az far as she could go, to
within two or three stairs from the top
she did not see the body or The bed fall |
down she was at home, anxious about
her own house from the fire she did not
see the body after the fire
Mrs. Freeze went to
THE cRcrs
on Saturday evening she was at home du-
ring the afternoon aud went about dark; she
saw the gentleman who went ont with her,
but never saw any one 60 there after the
gentlemen called. There was some one
there on Sunday, for she heard them talk
ing in the house the three gentlemen who
called on Sunday were well dressed and
good appearing persons Mrs. keenan, tcs-
! tilted that she was in ut Mrs Freezes house
several times on Saturday afternoon she
said she did not care to 90 10 the circus
she hoped hey friend would not come for
her; Mrs Keenan, said to her, "lf YOU
| don want to go, why do you Coz She re
piled Gle had been kind to her and did not
want TO disappoint him She knew of the
'c 81. ou u -, wv ANU ga, ''io IN, ~
n"I, =" ni" '''u 81 W, neNri hI',o i '.,'
stulns ui''" It, CIV N"'" S"c III" l'"-
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Nh" '"N"H
she purchased 1t about three weeks before
hcf ueeth tnls Iooks NE II hie gave
Shawl wos SEQ bnt shn In,cbt # for !s ~.
she bought 1t of pcddlcr who was here at
that time stopping at Mr.. McManus' there
were two peddcrs around about that time
she bought the shawl of one and the opera
glasses OF the other only one was ut her
house at a time the opera classes were
procured about two weeks before her muir
der she thought the watch was that be-
lonsll'I =" WI. riqcIr aie mao seen 1t
sbc hnl hecn occnston,oj f., slo,,. !, ~, to.
chiIdrrn tn on,,so ,Lrr, ,yl", ,,, o,,,.o
SHE never saw the pupr1 Uln.1pc 81 IA
broneh tho now sho,tl into Lr. h,,,.a'
Mrs Freeze called her attention to thr
fringe fine f,inro did not loci, ike rlai
frin@o che did not nsnall,, wcor tbn ,yot..h
in the morning: she saw that Mrs. Freeze
had the new shaw on her arms when she
v .n,, vH, !" su. NV" '@,liaEs o." lnols,,H
some of the neichbors say that persons
who went by the house on sunday said
lhey saw Mrs' ree2e sitiihs NJ one window
to " no "' % Gn tha, ,L n'S oo cV," ro
nnce OF the shawl was Ike The one Mrs.
IItc1t PuI'u's''' ou' inc Ir'''4e dI' h"'
Tho rn,t ,vi,noss.nos
vArv nrrp,u
eho rosidos !, p,,,,rd s1, ,o,,. ,l..so,,,o
shawl at her own house offered for sale by
pedlar she told him it was n sham shawl
MIS- freeze came 70 her house a week PC
co., hor sIo ,,o,o tho, eio,,, o,, saiI eIa
gave $40 for it. but said nothing about
trading the bracelets
TIE rEDlAE
was tail pale-looling gentleman with a
, plach sue uearu' oIack curry mar she
sneak of them she never saw her watch
noticed that the fringe was tied she
thought the shawl with the spot on it be-
''.,s'" ~ N.i' ilee"c'
'uo .'9'n'p'"S HAS cA'ch''eu =" sue"
ioDS'" '""' wv "'o oo'''pe''o" I" oii'l' oo'ii-
iheiit "lereoh iai''cr 'llah 10 say 'iat inc
, evidences 10" ehVeiopIng fhair are So
complete that there is 10 hone OF escape
Tor him' ana Iac's YET 10 DC brought ou'
VIII only maze more POSITIVE Inc eVldehces
OF ms quit
LAST INVESTIGATIONS OF .. G. THoENroN
Mr. Thornton made trim TO Providence.
p on Wednesday ,oet to ascertain If
possible. whether Phair went there in his
absence. as he stated to representative of
THE GLOBE in his statement made the next
day after his arrest and published in our
columns. Mr.. Thornton found sister of
the prisoner named Mrs. Eliza A. Nudge.
living in that CITY. whose husband was a
chonloin in tbc army and who &c herself n
HIGHLY esteemed lady Mrs Nudge stated
70 NJ Thor,t,,, ,hot pboir v.os no, ot bo,
horso l,,,nn t,o ,roo,. in ubio,, tho ,,rrlo,
, oo,,,rro1 al ,,,,ir ho had Moo, i, t,,,,
citv ho would have certainly collal IN soc
bor
The whcroobonts of Phair from fine
Time of tho murder mill his arrest &c sotis.
foctorilv accounted for bv fine officers who
hovo hoon y, his trac, without this stotc.
ment of Mrs. Nudge. while this makes the
KNOWLEDGE donblv sure He went to Ros.
ton from Rutland ON Tuesday morn,nc ot
$40. arriving there Mt 900 Tie went to
tbe Adams Uonso soon after orrivinr in the