The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-09

j Adjourned 10 s 80 Tuesday.
Tuesday Morning.
j II growing too dark to see the map used by
counsel to enable the witness, James Russell
to testify Is to the topography Of the surround.
! ing country on Monday evening, his eXamina
! ion ON this subject was had on Tuesday morn
| ing. We need not repeat it, being about as
Others have testified t., especially Near and
| lIarvlcker
! To DvRcaa: Have known Walsh for sew.
cral years by sight; came to our house first
in spring of u; he then first made my house
his home; came to my house Tor work or Ia
stay till he rot job William gave HIM his
orders; he paid no board and got no wages
/ Testimony rs to their all being in field &C.
substantially Us above. From the time Walsh
left the field till | saw him at the house he
could have walked to the Cement bridge and
back. Testimony rs to what happened after
/ dinner substantially same as above. Walsh
was in the habit of staying at our house all the
time except when he went to town which some.
times was every week. His manner was not
peculiar when he told me he was going to
leave ! expected as much since he had told
me he had agreed to push coal for some Utica
men. tH
Cf"SSl"mthe''-Cseu 10 nc miner III La
oalici Wash came 10 my mouse irNI IN spring
of Il; was there Off and on last winter and
spring; came back last time more than Il week
before Maggie Guddy was missing. When he
went to town heEOmctimcs stayed over night,
but not in The habit of staying away q long
time. | garden and raise corn Don't know
max my GecGIlectloA IS Detter now IMAM al me
inquest; dld not state 1t was middle OF the
forenoon Wheh the boys came 10 me Ielu.
They worked on separate piece OF ground
near me, preparing II Tor cabbage Don't
know why | sent William to the house. Don't
remember what testified to at the inquest
Seen trying to keep the facts IN TINS case out
oi my mind; would Willingly forget every
thIh@ ABOUT II II could W Imam Went WIN
me 10 0lhhcr; an not testify aj Inc inquest
That he went before me, walsh went before
we dIu. KNOW llllam tod wash 10 60 be
ierc we and because remember he complained
hat Walsh had not done the chores. saw
Walsh between the mglrn and the house Il
few minutes after - O'Clock. The whistle
pie" neiorc we lcit the hrld ana after Walsh
Icit Had dinner INSIDE OF an hour AFTER the
WhlStIe blcW NO one called as 10 dlnner
W aINh called on us a week ana Il Gay altef
thls-knoW II because he had rot pace Tor
my girl and wanted her to go to town. Saw
Maggie gong back; saw her first Just east OF
the Waste-Tale on the ioW-path. Moran ana
his men were repairing me railroad opposite
Shc was gong east; saw her or . lllilts rs
was hoelnE llIl she got 10 tlc lock ana tnlhk
between the dump ana me LOCK. couId see
me toWpath mere saw her thlhk Just III
tie east OF thc lock; at least saw some one;
dont Know that II was she; Inc weeds would
not hldc anyone; no hemp or morse weeds
there y man could get through inc weeds
and they would not Obstruct our view OF the
tow-path. lhlnk William tod me she was al
the house She stopped on the path-irom
curiosity; was hOt halleu saw hcr awe last
esI u 1G iHcN M".Sii e"',ie 10 ',o 'e Wi %G",
came ahont the same time. Had seen neither
after left the house up to that time. Walsh
came from the west In the morning they
sPilt W"ouu,,i Minus mo, Eie"' hia :; Won
enough to last two DAYS: not as much cut as
there ought to have been in the time they were
at 1t. Don't know where the boys were from
noon till ) O'Clock saw many ramp5 last
spring, On day Maggie was found ana on day
before, from The dump to Spit ROCK, saw %
at least While l was gong to church saw
about Ola few on the road ana Il DIG camp
OF them IN one place where thcy were wash
inc, shaving and eating. Their appearance
indicated they were ramps. All were west OF
the tunnel. On day Maggie was found went
10 10 O'Clock church; saw the trampS after >
O'Clock; saw some around the Rockwell shaft;
saw them when coming DacN. Never saw
tramp, IN the caves; saw them AT the mouths
OF them and have seen smoke there; never
went to look for them 1t is II miles to La
Sale where | market; p. miles 10 tuca;
don't 90 there once year. was at the lock
and at Smiths when | saw the trampN at The
caves could see the mouths of the caves from
Smiths. Was at Smiths several times for pc
tattoo, and seed; lost two paintings by the
flood.
Russcll ,ya, here dismissed for the time to
-..,,....,., L., Moo. and .,,
cn"o'o ms "'N.'''' W ''',
back to her working place II she Wishcu'-a
privilege She did not utilize but remained in
tbe .ourt room over "Wednesday.
MARY ELLEN RUSSELL
She sald I'm sister of defendant Russell :;