Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
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o'clock Buryiug ground is s0fis gIyrh' ofYpros
10 miles from Gardner. Body was taken A
from ground on the next Monday by sex
ton. Body was in a casket snd casket In hi'f
box. 1t was taken up in the afternoon. "a - .
Drs. Giddings and Sawyer of Gardiner. 4
and 30 or - spectators present. The eI OF
animation was mad by Drs. Gi3dings ami s, +.
Turner. astc
Have had no conversation with Wakefield r sit
in presence of Silver other than stated. ~9' 9
(Soft brown felt hat was shown witness I'd n
Saw that before in Cobbossee pond Wa ro'
found on brothers body inside waist fv
band of pants. (Rope shown witness. 20.
This is rope attached to grapnel fastened to con
body. (Shoes shown wi,ness). These werc w
taken from brothers body. The shoes are prs
in substantially same condition as when tco.
taken from brothers feet. (Pants show Ii nj
witness.) These were found in camp on q g
Thursday at 4.40 or 40. Broken parts
of rocking chair shown witness.) Witness d
identified larger part and siDgle rocker as xns
found ia dump SIX feet from the door, also TIRE
cloth covered part found near the west side. Il
Cross examination; The first day that sfse'
the witness went out was Tuesday. Went nj
first to Bsbcock's and then to Wingste's It.
camp with brother Ryan and no one else. ,sn
Walked to camp. Then in boat went stpi
into the stream. Stayed there from 9 dSfs
until 3. Went ashore with Ryan. Over Las
to Wakefeld's camp with brother James, otO
who had come cut later. Went over to- LSS.a,
gether. This was Tuesday morning. James obef
went into camp. Wakefield had given P",
witness key to the camp. At the camp. d.
Witness iidn't 60 into camp. James did not 2 r.
stay in more than IL seconds. He sc
went in about 9.Ij and came til
OFT about 945 and Ave seconds. tiio"
A Afterwards they went into woods back b.,
for 10 minutes. Had key to door which d {.
" ~ locked, Chad Morrison bad another b 1,
key. Fir., time wen, into camp was on m
Wcdne.iay afternoon between and 8. pl-
Cn.d uhl Jeked the camp. Witness vent Cssi
into camp through side door. Then fk,,
stated things he saw inside, might have 81
been one or two broken bottles. One hnn guns
dred and fifty pieces in larger room and ";
twice ~ much more in smaller room. Wit &.
ness described disposition Of wood. One bs.il
broken tumblsr on floor in corner, glass io'
WAS from light or white colored bottle. at
Found lower half Of bottle only sure Of one 70
bottles being there. Pants lay in southesst ah
corner Of camp on 3 shelf or in barrel si1N
Thrown in q heap on the barrel or shelf. znsl
Two plates broken on table. Couldn't say =
II any pieces Of them were on floor. -Four WI.
packs Of cards there; one On the table Wa
two on shelf and one on barrel. Witness two
.ent out for cards. Found no packs on key
floor. Found no cards on floor; one card bee
outside on bench. Not sure what denomi- in =
nation the card was. Found rome broken beti,
bottles outside; one surely. Might have siiN
been 20. As an estimate .tould say nearer Tsy
20 than one. Some In one pile. Perhaps can.
four or We in the pile. Broken bottles ali Of !
around camp: one surely in from. Of brat
camp. Thought there might have been !
more BY pieces thought must have
been more. Wouldn't say enough
pieces to make two bottles in front. De-
.cyibed disposition Of broken glass. Was
looking about beach TO see what could die and
cover. Picked up broben bottles in camp. cess