The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

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"Was work basket therei" "Yes, sir;
Immediately in front OF the chair. There
was also camp chair just above her
head and its legs were covered with
blood"
No further questions.
John ClegP, n halter. was called. He
had talked with Mr.. Borden that morn
ing in his store In regard to new store.
He left the store at 20 minutes past TO-
He was not certain what direction he
went. but thought he went south. He
didn't see him afterward. Mr. Borden
had been i'm his store on Tuesday before.
John Cunningham, newsdealer. He
Mr.. Halls stable. Noticed Mrs. Church
i'll run out of the house across the street.
He was told they wanted policeman.
and he teephoned for the city marshal.
The clock in the paint shop recorded ten
minutes to IL.
Cross-questioned by Jennings, he stated
that he afterward telephoned to the
Herald and Neics.
Mr.. Allen, a policeman, went into the
house and came out aud went down the
street with Mr.. Sawyer. He then went
up TO the house aud saw Mr.. Manning
and Mr.. Stevens.
He searched the yard, found the cellar
door locked, but don't think any one
went into the barn. He saw Officer
Dougherty go into the side door and come
out, but meanwhile he (Cunningna NJ had
been out to find young man named
Pearce.
did you notice anything around the
houseY II noticed that there were no
footprints on the grass"
Francis II. Wixon, deputy sheriff, was
called. Where were you when you first
heard Of the murder ?" 'Tn the mar
shal's room"
"At what timer" ~ did not notice ex-
actly,, but | should think somewhere
about 10 minutes past eleven. The time
was fixed by some errands he had done. |"
Did you 20 to the house then"
About live minutes after"
What did you find at the houseW
Only few people around the house."
"Who was therei' only DIR. Bowen. ("
What did you finds" II saw Mr..
Rorden. He had been covered up; that
was about % minutes OF H."
Did you take anythipgt" "Yes. / re-
moved the watch from Mr. Borden's vest
pocket. 1t was a silver watch. went
upstairs with DIR. Bowen. could not
say positive whether l saw DIR. Dolan up
stairs or down. j went out and exam
ined the yard casually. He saw man Ia
a lot back of DIR. Kelley's yard saving
wood. He told them of the occurrence" !"
| any search made while theres" II don't
know. / saw Officers Harrington aud
Mullaley."
did you go into the barn." mo, sir.
See anyone 20 into barnY "No, sir. I"
WAS the barn door open!" II can't
say"
"How long did you stay there?" Until
after IL o'clock"
He further stated that he climbed the
back fence and got into the Kelly's yard.
1.-THE man saving wood was twenty feet
from the Borden fence; he was French
man. That yard extends 10 this street
The man spoke To could have seen any
man who Clos sed the back Borden fence
and he could not speak English"
II went back to the Borden house in the
afternoon aud went up stairs in the barn
alone. i saw officers Riley aud Doherty
pitching hay"
At this lime it was 1920; Miss Lizzie
| left the court room on Mr.. Bucks arm.
| Buck then returned and escorted Miss
| Emma out Further examination fMix-
| on developed nothing. He did not look
around mucl in the afternoon.
AT 1928 court adjourned until 2 p. NJ.