Ellsworth American., 1877-05-17

A. X. DEvEREUX. RECALLED.
Sunday after murder, went to Mrs. Har-
rimau's. Walker asked her IL the shirt
shown. was the one Smith had worn, she
said it was not. The other darker and a
narrower stripe. At Inquest, Smith said
he was near bars above Geo. Emertons.
Have heard his story do not wish to change
my testimony.
testified at examination before magis-
trate did say there that we all put ques
tions, but did not say a. once or together.
| never touched Mrs. HarrimaA's clock.
Told her it was slow. | am sure oft.
JAMES W. PATTERSON, RECALLED.
Heard Mrs. Hartman say before Inquest
that the shirt in Court was not the one.
Heard Smith say he was near Elnerton's
at pair of bars at one conversation.
Cross Examined, Had myself converse
ton with Smith. Think l asked where he
was at 8 o'clock; it was In his kitchen.
Heard Mrs. Hartman testify before In
quest that this was not shirt worn by Smith.
Think she had heard OF IT, | think at first
she said it was not. and afterwards was not
quite so positive, aud the more she exam
ined it the more she qualified il.
SHEPHERD RIDEoUr, RECALLED.
Was on road to Bucks Mills on Friday
morning on road below Trim s-went out
by there about 6 o'clock. and on way back
overlook Mrs. Thayer and Ada Snow
going 10 Chas Harrman's-haued up and
saw them 90 into Z. o. Met Woodbridge
and another man about 6 o'clock going
North below Trims ~ mile. The land
near a. Harriman's is both pasture and
lie,d; has been used for both.
Cross Examined Saw stone testified to
before it was picked up.
Coming back met team before | got to
Trims housc-it was Joseph RIdeout, 40
rods Oh Bangor road.
OTIS SMALL.
Live in +. Bucksport "a Of mile to-
wards Bangor bey ypnd Trims. Friday
night, passed Trims house abou: 8
o'clock on way home from village.
Mr. Emery, Atty. Geu'I for State. here
proposed that the Jury be taken by an OIL
Ger over the route alleged as travelled by
Smith, and that the track be shown by
smith, Ia custody Of an officer. Counsel
for defence assented, If the Jury would
90. The Court declined 10 order il.
Thursday, May 10Th.
pE. J. Il. TREADwELL, RECALLED.
DO not wish to recall testimony hereto
fore given. (Shown the Woodward photo.
graph) Have examined them beiore--thev
do not cores pond with nv experiments
they % not magnify the different corpus
clcS piopoItionateIy to their actual size.
An object can be magnihed more or less
accordlng To distance il /, placed before
the camera. Human blood represented in
these do not represent corpuscles of actual
size
The testimony 10 relation TO spores Is
erroneous. An animal organism will not
dcvelope vegetable organi-m-thc luid
or mcustruum will do 80. IL Is impossible
to restore cOrpuScle- by soaking. Rabbits
curpuscles will not swell up To $4,000 Of au
inch Dried corpu>clcs can be restored
to original shape. IL is not possible for
spores TO change into beautiful blood cor
pu~clr-, any one who finds difficulty in
distinguishing between the two does not
understand the first rIdments OF the
science.
These corpu>cles are not endowed with
life. 1t i an old, exploded idea; cor
pu-Cles w.il present the SAM appearance
hours after taken from the subject Spores
may be generated In glyccrue and water,
but they are no incumbrance % detect
Ing cnrpu,cle-. Measured no spores. can
readily distinguish them. A raw hide
dried and moi>teued and swollen. Is not a
correct illustration because the tissues
are from living organisms. and the CON
dltiJn between the two are unlike; rJisin
would be a better Illustration. but not
perfect. The grape i differently made,
one tuats ia a tud. the other not, can al
ways distinguish spo.es from corpu-cles,
the latter are bi-concave
fPhotosraps OF dried blood shown. they
do not correspond with my experiments.
they are mere abortions and should not
think of measuring any here shown.
The action of caustlc potash acts on
cOrpuSclcs in the same way lime would
on grease None OF the corpuscles
measured are correct, did not appear like
these shown on photographs. there is one
restored to $1,000 OF an inch. but most are
irregular and distorted. On outside Of
coat,the blood examined WAS not rabbits
blood.
Cross Erdminei.-Ha seen many spores
IN my examinations which came from
blood, and atmosphere.
The SPORES came through atmosphere
and attached themselves to blood do
not know IL there is grease in corpu,cles
| do not know-did not say blood has no
center-there is no evidence that the red
blood builds up the body. the white may
spores will form in gIycerine and water
and develope within the water and from
atmosphere.
Dir. HORACE CHASE, RECALLED.
Heard simony of Prof Babcock and
DR. Hartman do not wish to change
testimony-the Photographs shown do not
correspond with my experiments, they
are imperfectly restored-should not think
OF measuring more than one of thos.
shown on the other photographs.
Those | obtained from garments were
more perfectly restored, all OF which |
preserved. The difference between spores
and corpuscles are 50 marked that any
competent person can detect between
them. Corpu-cles do not turn into spores,
but by decomposition. may. With addition
of menstrua. develop them. Corpuscles
can be restored after or wears, because
II then retains its power of absorbing fluids
and by absorbing them retake their origin
al size. Do not adopt the theory of dead
corpuscles. Blood found on coat was not
the blood of rabbit.
Cross Examined Il did find corpuscles
on coat similar TO the blood OF rabbit. al
so on knife anc cap. On photograph there
were no cOrpuscles | should want to meas
ure tor the purpose OF testifying. save two.
AS giving fair measurement of blood
These photographs DIR. HAYES brought
here. Don't remember a. | ever used
them before. Don't remember of having
testified in Court To corpuscles restored
no better than these. think | may have
testified that the corpuscles restored We're
OF Il certain origin. Do not remember that
| ever testified that glvcerine and water
was an unsafe menstrIa ON account of pro-
ducing spores. Caustic potash destroys
cOrpuscles, it is too strong menstruum.
and the corpuscle disappears
Have measured corpuscles at the end o
years, and they were as perfect as at the
end OF weeks. Found spores at tie end
OF years no more than at the end of 6
weeks. Should not accept the authors
named by DIR. Hartman as authorities,
because as rule they did not do the work
themselves, and because all were not re-
cent. and if my own work showed differ
ent result. | should of course differ from
them.
DR.. :. DANA HAYES, RECALLED
Heard opposite testimony. Do not wish
to change my own. The photograph
shown by them are not accurate represen-
tations. The defect is IN the absence Of
micrOmetic lines to determine size of cor.