Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-27

in New England has ever
approached it either in sales
or quality. It has proved its
value over all substitutes. 1t
is soap, all soap, and nothing
but soap.
farm, and both made search. Witness
saw Albert search around the barn floor.
Witness went upon the ladder to see onto
the scaffold, and on coming down saw
Albert Sawyer and Judkins standing and
talking in the passageway. He saw Al
bert subsequently looking around, about
different parts Of the barn but saw neither
him nor anyone else look over the NOV.
In the evening Albert Sawyer and wit
ness again looked over the earn. Didn't {
recall seeing any umbrella about the barn
that evening. Mr. Emerson arrived at
the farm at same time witness and AL
bert did, having ridden there with them.
Didn' t recall who fed the stock Monday
.or Tuesday Did not recall anyone 5
feeding or giving water TO the cattle
Witness testified that umbrella he found
Tuesday morning, was found about two
feet from wall near the corner of the
NOW Admitted having said, and stated
that the hay showed appearances in a
place of having been wadded down, as II
it had been used for a bed. Did not
notice from which place the hay had
been taken, which had been given to the
animals. Theresmay have been half ton
of hay in the barn. Umbrella found vas
foot or SO under the hay. First saw the
umbrella, as he uncovered it, while using
the fork. Showed the umbrella to Mr..
Sawyer. Witness could not positively
state where Mr.. Sawyer WAS at The time.
Latter took the umbrella ard went away
with it.
Attorney Heath was making inquiries
rs to condition of umbrella when found
and how wet it was, when hearing was
postponed until O'Clock.
Afternoon.
In the afternoon, even greater crowd
assembled than was present in the morn
ing.
C. P. Chamberlain of Rcckland, tcs-
titled that, four years ago last spring, he
worked for Ed Thompson in Auburn He
saw the latters umbrella here, but never
afterward He couldn't say that the um
brella produced was Thompson's. He said
ra.'o,-s,,,aa i
Cross examined, stated that the UNI
brella was dark, thought it was black
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