The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-04

King and Bernard either on the goth or
2lst Of February; BIC knew them we'll;
no saw them both in Oregon City.
Mrs Walter Fish swore to knowing
King aud Bernard asd TO seeing them
on the 21st Of February IN Oregon City.
During her testimony the court house
was kept in a roar by her unsophis.i-
Gated answers ana constant desire to
introduce hsarsay testimony.
Mr. Griep swore that he knew King
and Bernard and saw item in bis tar
rooru on February 2lst. 1879, and saw
them going down the river toward
Clsckanas rlver.
Al Somers swore that be had known
King and Bernard tor long time. aud
saw them in Oregon City by the black.
smith shop in February 2lst. 1879.
Mrs Stricker swore to knowing King
by sight and to having seen King and
another man pass by her house going
down the river toward the C.acka,nas
bridge.
Mr. Califf swore to being acquainted
with King and Bernard and to seeing
them in town Oh the Goth OF February,
1879.
Mr. John Hngar WAS sw, m and t. sti.
fed to leaving home at eight O'Clock A.
NJ; got to Portland by l2 o'clock NJ;
got back home by 7:30 or 8 O'Clock P N.
Squire Whitlock swore that on April
Sth las, he was justice Of the peace. and
that King signed al affidavit which
Judge Csples rendered as evidence. az
ter little discussion the affidavit was
aduit.ed and proved to be o complaint
against Frank BerLsrd.
Mr. A G Bailey sworc to being &C.
quainted with King and Bernard, and
that they stayed at his house day or
so; saw them on the Goth or 2lst II
February last. in Orcg'n City.
NC A.hey swOre that he passe'
King AID Bernard on the 10th OF Feb
ruary last. the day before the murder.
Mrs Rigley swore that King, B:r-
nard and Fnirchilds were known to her;
that King and Bernard boarded with
her; that on December 1877. she over
heard King and Bernard persuA'iiug
her son to help them To rob the Hagar
house; her son is Is years old and
past that she got after bernard about
il, *ho told that there was 5000 in
the Ha.ar b use aai he would have it
IL less than five years or have some
ones life; ,ha: King did not deny it;
that she tried to get her son Russ Ben
nett out Of town; she mentioned it to
Gregory. her sOn.in.law. to Cassady.
her brother. to her father aud others;
she said King was at her house on tho
Wednesday after the murder. and on
convcrsing with him he said Bernard
had murdered the woman; that the
collar found on the premises was prob.
ably his and wsnt-d her to SEQ if it was
and described the collar minutsly to
her. Here Judge Caplcs offered GER
tain paper III evidence which witness
identified as Kings handwriting. said
paper being diSsram Of collar. She
also identified the collar found OH the
premises as the one worn by King ct
her house; that accused said to her.
lyon have been n mother to me and
some Of these days when things get
quiet will bring you a gold chain"
d Slower. on being recalled, swOre
that King said in Trimbath's saloon
that Bernard washed the hatchet. and
that the spoils amounted to about $35
or $40.
VIM. Kelley swore to seeing Bernard
and King abreast Of Straigh.'s house,
on the Clackan,as river. either on the
10th or Goth Of February last
r Morton swOre to seeing Barnard
and King Oh the Goth of February last.
about IL o'clock NJ. by tue Congregs-
tional Church.
VT Whitlock swors to seeing King.
Barnard and Fairchilds on: Thursday
forenoon aud afternoon of February
Goth last, aud saw King get of the boat
ct sandbank on the Sunday after tho
murder.
Thomas Brown swore to seeing Ber-
nsrd aud King on Thursday, February
Goth last, io Oregon City.