Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04
AUGUSTA, MAINE. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 4. $780,

AOOO0 Ia MAINE,
hasbari's basins So Is ihx. Of dry sHi fame,
goods, I zttsrd ny hestArd's sore.
knes Anga Cooley. One tine | sold be:
some baby e.otalng. Il vas .sgersl ysars
axo- | rAnnst IL the iinae ee<tsihiy.
shlnx ihs amssst Of essh rses;ve1 "a.
thu,ssn or fourteen dollars CSaii M
say accurately. a. my hashsnsi. books hays
hsen bgrasi IN t,s sisee thea Witness
here shown goods b. Ihs cous;y .:tcrrs rs.
..d iieEsshs'i sash goods as .as cold Mrs
Ccoiay. Nitnsss selected the article,
separze eiys apt FAMED the article as shs
selected H. TIE witness said site iaeughl
that she so.d she : aosis produced 10 Mrs
| Cooley, ,or thsy hza goods hke them in the
store, Winners wss positive that some DID
rot come from the store and those whiei
shs vas Eot sare ame from the store are
The .caes that &rs. Csfsilla testified to max
( ing.
Mrs. Fuller vas good Stiffness fol
State; Is quits good booking sn5 ma is q
| noe appearance oh the slanl. She bad had
NJ opportunity 10 examine the eioiting IN
Ill she came = cont few nliBEtss tefssa
( gciGg onto the stArd
| CrO,s-examinsti0A--C for the d.
fe-se waited q knox rhst0eF the S'ate vas
going To pat the elasbirg in as evidence.
J Ii 90, defense soa'd object.
! The Attorney General would net say that
/ he would tut il in tH. in summing up the
case would call the aaeatiul Of the jury 10
what hs thinks ls evidence.
| Mr.. WALTON Thea ! object"
| By the Coart-In this instance your OBJ
jectioa eomss too la.e. If any ything goes n
'hst you have reason to object 70 ~ no
evidence you viii have lost netsiag.
| On cross-exAsn insiion-N Mrs. Fuller was
! positive she hal sold Mrs. Cooley such
things as she lad said on direct examina-
ton she sold her. Could not remember the
year nor the time Of yesr the thiags
were sold to Nr.- Cooley.
W. Il. Rchardson. recall,d My imgres-
| sion is that Mr.. Nies. on the day of ths
/ shooting Inquired of Mr.. Norton what Mrs
| Cooley's health had been lately sna Norton
SAID she was as sell as usual, aud said
something about her having Intended to do
her washing uext moPuiog, and that she
! bad told Norton siter che went TO her room,
she coming 10 her door, to Let the dog and
cat out in tha morning when be got up, and
10 bri1g her water for washing. Saa Me-
Vose Experiment with the door.
Cfols e1smina'iou. u.--Think the door
stuck at The top Could nor say that Il
! stuek K at tie bottom Witness was cue OF
the jury and was ip room at the giea iag OF
/ remains. saw oaly oue trunk 90 the left
side Of the room. The clothing vas not di-
rec,y over the truck. think clothing vas
| hanging on the north wall between thu
trnuk and the door. sa. some clothing
lying on the DIOR on the south lie of Tie
room. Some might enl the room .4clut,
tered pp.'
| Re-direc, but nothing rev.
s. :. Walker. No. New Por,lard -
| Trader her. and constable. Attended IN.
quest. Knew Norton. Saw him at hi. house
on April :. betxeen aad ; in the aftof-
noon. Remained there two or three hours.
Was there during the time the coroner 4
iury was there. Was the officer that sum
moned the inry. Examined room some.
Saw some clothes or floor. Did not see a
box of csruiiges there that day. Saw
trunks there. Left after tea about
o'clock. Before left, in the stable | saw
Mr. Norton hani DR.. Anirews is rains
aad heard him say to the doctor, DO right
| ard all II be geii' or some'hi'g to tnal
effect, Was tie officer who had Norton in
charge during bis examination. Took Nor
ton from the yilisge to hi. fNortons) home
several times On Wednesday after the
Monday, the It'll during the ii e.