Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-03

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tracks or stride, bu, as ues-
judge 10y my eye. they uer ,s.
did not measure any tracks bB,
e,l on nay eyes jnlg.1s irm
Of steps would say they were f
dil not measure tracks going D,
ing down the mountain. F5.ri..
the steps that they were walsis,t
Cr0ss.exsmined-Was onssf n
ties that helped 10 work 10 ,ts,.
not know that there vas
offered did not say that I ers,sJ {.
anything for it ; suppose 7 anB...
yer and will take anything I 80
the boots from David Niee.y q, I. /.
Of March in the afternoon is Va.
land county got them in his be,,
was a shoemaker; had them in III.
where he was working be put IA.
on he was here at the heaTB,
Judge BIer the boots were n
Dave Nicely had them on when
over the mountains; the bod.
marked before he put them %.
Re-direct-l marked the boot, q.
ly's house the mark Is still then
Albert HofIman-Ou the ni,b.
2Tth of February was at the
OF post-oflice !. went over 10 Uutls
/ the next morning after the msri.l
not look for tracks until We came
bridge near Jenner FOLLOWED
tracks to Burnt Cabin ; tracks wen
by two men one with leather
shoes, and the other with gum ba.
tracks on the mountain were E
ut the bottom CauHield and
were along.
Cnoss- -examination-The tracks
alike; should say il Vas eish.
miles from Burnt House 20 the
found tracks going west about
lourths Of mile from Walters. !
measurement Of the tracks
Solomon BOwiaan-W sat the
was member Of the inquest H
inquest was held between % L
O'Clock Henry Rauch was The
Of the Peace the doctor was
Walker; saw him examine d
man looked for tracks went
/ pike from Umberger's about iless
then went back to the house
. Deity then come with "a lantern
vent up the hi. and tracsed t7l
from the pike through the feli
my building followed the trats
way through the woods vbes
stopped beside a small. fallen tree
as though they had sst dlEi
a paper sack there, but nothing
think they had a lunch in it
/ there was crackers and cheese In &
] bag was greasy which makes ne
there was cheese in 10 the trcI
straight back to the pike again ID
berger's; the track were made
men; it appeared to me that To.
were made By a leather boot or
a gum boot the tracks were "a
going and coming from JmbeTgs
John A. Kimmel-Liye in Ws
land County in Ligonier Na.lsi
two and one-half miles from I
know David and Joseph Hicslr
was at my place on the 25th Of Fs
saving wood l asked him TO VI
me the next day; said he could
he was going away said he Cd
help me either Tuesday or Wed
I because he was going away.
I Cross-examination-Didu1tsl not slT
he was going; did not say he Va
to Pittsburgh to see a doctor
he was sick; just said he vs
away on Tuesday.
Hamilton smith-Live in Il
know the two prisoners: have /
them pretty much all their liye
live about three miles from Ii
have seen Dave Niceley iuHn'
last six months. The last
saw him vas the morning
he WAS arrested saw him q
morning of the 9th Of Februa
tween Ii and y O'Clock Seal
was with me We were in Mr.
store on the corner OF the diam01
Burnett says Saith it is about ID
to dinner and we started out ofia
towards home and as soon as ws
out on the pavement saw Dave
coming cat-eeorner acrose the da
went home and my wife asked
bad got the mail, went back
for the mail saw Dave Nicely 4
direction Of StoystOwn pike that
! pike leading into Somerset COD
was in the neighborhood Of u T
, the mail time is about n 0'clot
! was on the second square "a
Diamond when saw him he ws
ing alone it is not the way
; when they 90 home they I've
! west from Ligonier; he had on a
I Cross examined.-IIe was not
I from the Diamond up strert; be
, get to Barrons that way By eros
2 creek.
Re-direct.-Was within Is or 2