Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-26

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So, catered about camp, chairs All
p1 sryrsl. away from their places
aoos ,ackinz chair side VI barrel; tin
peg. ,s,s .tesk on table. which was in il
Saw no broken dishes or cards
Eiosor xas very dirty
p.ek Of rocking ehair vas broken on .
-, mo BY Wakefield. Bottom vas whole
pa@kg,s va. all right. Back OF chair al
~. l.is On barrel back of door. MI
- found part Of chair ouipoors- szv
rs an aoor. Looked liked boot nail
49,. One was under table, others
-. 4oo,. Camp has been let since for
- xssk.. Was ali cleaned up.
d.. .Loxa witness. Think 1t had beer
year. C.ed in dacxing. Owned
-. W,ksaslA before / bought camp.
|c.a...s..uinarion Were three parties
80 befors Jaiy %. Can't say who moved
80 nlank or On What day. Saw no bottles
a. a., bat several pieces. Didn't know
T.ms. a, Van BIenn had been in camp
-, knas sho caused disorder in camp OF
80 sas no lumber on floor. Larg'
-, ioor .hus. On = stool, but doesn't bind
- .n,oaut to anything. Don't know when
s,cki,g chair vas broken down or when par
IN ..,er yss thrown there. Nail MARKS 10
a., .,,Il shoz. Heel marks not so plain.
~ geane Never saw marks Ike them
,et,,,s. On right hand door Is bolt that
,,,,,r. Aosn. .ed 70 fssisn door.
Abby Morrison, called BY the govern
nan, Resides in Gardiner. Was at the
~.mn July goth With my sister and two
o,bsr. The rocking chair here was in the
esr,n al that time and sat in it. The
40, ss. shols except the back which hal
he,.n broken. bat il was 80 you could rock
In Il The camp was in perfect order an
90 left il 20, We left the camp by the
AIDE Aoor and locked the camp.
Cro.. examination Mr.. Hathaway, who
v,.sith as locked the camp. ! was down
m The beach then, but he said It va.
io.k.I The back vas on the rocking
char tina, DAY so one could rock 10 it.
Yam Hienn recalled by the government
,s.rseA Az the time Of the autopsy at tho
oonl. I saw Or. Stroui examine and pres'
,hs head with b. fingers. He next laid the
nn,s ofen and examined the bone. They
.ponged the face 4 great deal before cut
tinx the nose They examined the mouth
and laws and drew the tongue out; also
examined the eyelids and pupils Of eyes
and found one pupil injured.
Examined the ear that :" as ca' ana Diced
inv The skin was scrapei right of. They
vent 10 examine the lungs. They opened
the shirt and borrowed a jack knife. Wit
mes. Identified jack-knife as the one
used With the knife they cut on piece
Of lung Witness could not stand It AM
turned away They put the piece OF iun'
in pail Of water to see II II "ouid hoa'
Heard Or ssrout say that the heart wa
normal. That was all else about the ex
animation the witness knew ihsy seNe'
up the incision.
Cro'. examination Did not say tbs
jack knife va. in the same condition as oil
July g.
4 vigorous brush took place between tbs
contPstipg attorneys over question "blet
T. vas claimed had been asked the witness
When he cut out piece of the lung
could not stand It AMI turned away.
Question From whom did they get ina
snlig
An.~er Obcer iiiidreth OF Gardiner
deputy sheriff.
Question Is the knife in the same con
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n,, IA aoa a., :, from iii
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Answer iii.
Question When. If you remember
Answer Abont sept, III or sth
frossekamined- Question How III
YOU know this jacskn,f' Il IN the same con
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