The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-04
cRrMlsArrNa TESTIMONY.
GarS.ner, Isabella Scott ant
Others Testify.

Patrick Gardner, Isabella Scott and
Others Testify.
At 10 10 a. m, court resumed the /
Blackburn trial.
Patrick Gardner, the father, swore |
his son Eddie was years old the LIST
day OF last September. He first heard |
of his sons disappearance at dinner
time Of October l4th and was alarmed
by supper time on that Monday EVEN
ing.
The prisoner formerly lived at wilt
ness house. lie left to 40 house keep |
ing in Madison street He slept In The |
cellar of my house six or seven weeks |
before | knew it, l went down cellar |
one morning and found him there. l
saw Eddie on Sunday take things away |
to eat. | ordered the prisoner away !
from my house because he would not I
work, and on one occasion when L |
came home l found things all broke |
He took things away. He broke the
door with an axe. He threatened to |
kill his wife and mine.
This was about one week before my |
son was found dead
James 4. kennedy sowrn am IA |
years old on May 18th. | knew I'd |
ward IL. Gardner for year. | saw him
Oct. IA up Fourth street near Lombard. !
about two O'Clock OF that Wednesday |
afternoon. Nobody was with him.
As cruss-examined by II. Ii. Ward, |
Est, for defense: Eddie was with or
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that evening that looked like Eddie.
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IA and break my neck" Claushter)
b Thomas lliR.!ey, Sr,, saw the pri
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.ra t%ets the boHr'i fence and the freish
aid ears toward the elHso Of that utte
sue mon. Lawrence MckeGley swor'
''' the prisoner had met hin and a@ke
= MIN Ii he hat found Eddie tiffttner.