Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03

week before his death Mr. Braine had
declared that Hearn had refused TO repay
the money and he regarded it as good as
lost uearn protested against this rs
'hearsay" and not testimony under oath.
Lawler vowed it was material and CON
firmatory, and tho court was cleared, to
the utter indignation Of tho correspond
ents thus compelled to quit the room
with the common herd. Thrice agnin
this happened during tho day, and peo-
pie grew disgustcd, many Of them leay-
Ing; but those who remained including
the officers, could SEQ no earthly hope for
learp. Everything had been rs conclu-
sively proved SIS such witnesses could es-
tablish matters, and the only chance lay
i'll the impeachment Of their testimony.
1t was nearly o'clock on Wednesday
when Lawler sail chat if the other wit
ness, Mr.. Abrams, did not put in an ap-
pcarance he would rest the case for the
prosecution. Col Maitland inquired
why the books OF the late post trader
had not been produced in court in sup
port Of Schonbergs testimony, and Low
lee promptly responded that they were
/ too bulky TO be appended 70 the record,
were property of tho estate, and he hsd
not considered them necessary. How
/ ever, if tho court insisted And the
/ court did. Schonbcrg was directed to
| bring mis- books at 10 o'clock the next day.
Tint evening the PARTY gathered on
| Lanes piazza was very silent and sad.
| KcnyOu had been there while and gone
away with bowed head and thoughtful
eyes. Tho defense, Of coarse, had not
begun. There would be no difficulty in
utterly defeating the charge of assault
upon the soldier Welsh, but what wor-
ried one and all was the testimony Of
Schonberg and Braines rolict If that
held good with the court, then Hearn
had been guilty Of difSraceful conduct
in stating orally and III Wrluny That he
had long since pad those debts. There
could be 40 sentence but Dismissal
Hearn hal shut himself up in his room.
That day had brought long letter from
his father, and 1t was this no was study
ing, sore at ho'art, when Kenyon en-
tered.
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