The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-21


the sick woman. There was trouble and Mrs.
J.. alleged that the child she was about to bear was
not the husbands, and that one reason why
she wanted to put her out of the way.
The respondents counsel objected to Charles W.
Decring Elisha Whtten John Partridge, Clarence
b. Cook Elbridge kimball viii kimball and JOS
eph Deering, the states witnesses, being in court
when each other testified. The court ordered them
to the witness room, where they remained until
wanted as witnesses.
The first witness called was Mrs. Hannah X.
Kendall. of jackson, the mother of Helen Maria
Lalrabee deceased. She said her daughter died
i'll child birth, NOV. 80, 1885, at the home of John
Larrabee in Jackson. When She (thc witness)
was sent for and arrived at the house she found
Mrs. Lydia Larrabee, Annette Larrabee and Ever
EFT I.arrabee present Her daughter seated on
the bed CRYING. Her daughter said she did not
want Lydia ialrahee in her sickness, for She was
afraid of her. She heard the prisoner say "When
She >the deceased womanl became sick enough She
wouldn't care who WAS with her Her daughter
wanted Doctor. but Mrs. Lydia Larrabee said
there was no need Of one, and She should not have
one. sent my boy for Doctor, Everett told
him TO 20 to Joseph Lal1abee and ask him TO
bring Doctor. A ply Stefan came but not until
after the child born. Lydia Iarruhee deliver
ed my daughter of chid | washed and dressed
the child. 1t was handed me by the prisoner She
said ~he had taken the afterbirth. After my
daughter was placed in bed She looked pale and l
asked the prisoner if She was not dying, and she
answered no. had nothing to do with delivering
the child or aftrlhirh The child was born about
eleven O'Clock ana my daughter died between
three and four same day. wanted to send for the
neighbors but the prisoner said we didn't need
any body >he was dying then. No but the
prisoner had uything to do with my daughter
during confinement. Dr. Libby came. Mrs. Lar
rabcc told me to tell him that were all through
and That lid not need him. Tie prisoner was
the mothcl-inlaw of my daughter oct y, heard
the prisoner say if she got her 1Iclen) into her
hands in her sickness She would Kill the d-n bitch,
III Gross examination the witness said the threat
was made in the presence of herself and husband.
The prisoner and her husband were fighting about
the fence Mrs. Iarlabec called my daughter h
black -trtmpet. saw no one else present Told
my daughter of the threat, but did not tell her
husband. Everett told the Doctor that his mother
WAS all through and did not need help. saw moth
ng suspicious iii the treatment Of the prisoner to
my daughter. Everett gave her cold water. Did
not hear the prisoner say not to give her cold
water Don't think the prisoner talked With the
Doctor and don't know as She saw him.
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