The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

Nc-ulrect-Havc taken that watch In my
store from Mrs. Freeze recolect its
general appearance looks like her chain
as saw 1t on the watch.
Cross examnation-- looks like the
watch and chain that's all care to swear
to independent of record.
BEN. X. CHASE.
Reside in Rutland; am q matchmaker
and jewcller, and a dealer in jewelry.
[Rings producedl One ring has my cost
mark on III the figures were made by my
self; 1t is an engraved band ring.
Cross examination-The mark on the ring
IS "V. h. X marked on the inside.
RILEY DEALING.
Reside in Brandon; proprietor of the
Brandon House have the hotel register
here; was keeper of the house on the 9Th
of June last; was at home myself; Bar
NUNS circus was there that day; don't
know the prisoner my patrons register
generally, but on that day not one in twenty
registered.
CHARLES J.. sTIMsoN
Reside in Rutland; am of the firm of
Mansfield & Stimson; the prisoner worked
for me fourteen days in all; continued up
to the 9th of june Thursday, the 4th of
June, he did not work; to work was done
after the 9th; remember the burning of
Mrs Freezes house; up to that time he
had not been discharged as knew of.
Cross.examination-Pay day had not
come around at that time.
Re-direct-lIe had given no notice of his
quitting up to that time.
NJ X. noTCHKIss.
Reside in Rutland; in May and June last
was proprietor of the Berwick House;
Phair boarded with me from the Goth or
2lst Of April up 10 his arrest; he had q
room there; No. 81, | believe; lie rOomed
alone; last saw him OH Sunday at noon be-
fore the fire; was called upon to examine
his bed in his room the same day of his ar
lest: boarders' beds were ordered to he
changed on Saturday morning; his bed had
the appearance Of not being occnpiel since
1t was changed.
Cross-cxamnation- don't know when
the bed was changed don't know as /
have ever examined Il bed to know how
much difference il would make in bed to
have it slept in.
Rc-drect-Think it would make some
difference in bed 10 have it slept in three
or four hours.
Characterization sheets are folded
and ironed and have been slept in, the
wrinkle would be more or less out.
OLIVER i. CAIN.
Resided in Rutland in June last in the
month of June last was night clerk and
bartender was acquainted with Phair
was at the circus in Brandon; went at @ &c
IN the afternoon and came back on mid
night train had been acquainted with him
since the second or third night of his
coming to the hotel didn't see Phair al
Brandon that day went through the train
coming home, the baggage car and two
coaches quite Il number of passengers
but the clrs not crowded last saw Phail
Sunday afternoon before the fire don't
know whether it was before supper or just
after was present in his room after his
arrest and saw his bed should think the
bed had not been slept in since it was
changed.
Cross-eXamination-C Clothes on bed were
turned back over foot-board don't know
who turned them or how long they had
been turned back could not see whether
they were both clean, but did not look
dirty and both looked alike good many
people there at Brandon that day saw
Burgess, Mike Leonard, and don't remem-
her having conversation with any one on
the train /; did not examine them as | went
along not claiming any of the reward
have heard that two of the officers say
was the first one who notified them OF
Phair hope to get some of the reward and
should not refuse it it given me.
Re-direct-rhe train that night was or
time went to Berwick house aud retired
about $50 that morning, in the meantim,
was in the office of the hotel and in the bal
once or twice saw nothing of Phair.
oss-eXamination--Th bar is at the
further end of The hall should not see thu
boarders from there when they went VI
stairs.
MARY CCKELY.
Reside at Berwick House and wa.
chambermaid there last June: knew
Phair he roomed tharc his room wa.
81; | had care of his room changed
clothes on his bed Friday before his arrest
attention called to the bed on Tuesda,
after; examined it and did not look to M,
as if it had been slept in but some musset
on the outside pillows didn't look AS il
they had been slept on last made up bee
Friday think but might have done 81
since as had some help about that time anC
can't say positively.
ross-eXamination 49, don't remember
when | saw Phair last did not see Phai
playing accordion Sunday evening bu
heard him playing no one else had an ac
Gordon there to my knowledge goot
many people there during circus time
good deal of work then always put on,
sheet every week.
| MARY DELPlIy.
Reside in Rutland knew Mrs. Freez,
in her lifetime and slightly acquainted will
her last saw her week before hei
death knew she had purchased a new
shawl was in my house and lad it OF
just week before her death looked al
the shawl SHAWL produced should
think it was the same one did not know
of her having any opera glasses
(half shawl produced; seen one that
looked like that same style.
s-examination-My house is No. ;
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