The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-06-03
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of the room so ! could clean it, he
said / should take it out, and that
should handle the satchel carefully as
it had dynamite in it, that's all know
about, never saw the dynamite. The
man saw through the bay window,
was standing up against tree, there
was fence between the house and
where the man stood. / saw Cliff
come out of the alley that night. he
joined the other man, they walked
together, they went past Mr.. Ikelers
house, away from Mrs. Knorr's house;
/ have known Wintersteen from child |
hood before coming to Bloomsbury,
/ lived with Mrs. Brockway at Beach
Haven Mr.. Wintersteen never call
ed on me there. am sure of that
don't know who got me the position
at Mrs. Knorr's. l received letter
from Mr.. Knorr telling me to come to
work for HIM / had met Wintersteen
several times before coming to Blooms
burg met him on the street num-
Der of times, met him in Mr.. Knorrs
office one day, carried on conversa-
tion with him before he was married
remember when Wintersteen was
married, it was about twelve years
ago, l have received letters from him
since, received one from him in Feb
ruary of this year ; remember show
ing Mrs. knorr two letters that / had
received from him, they were more
than eight years old 1 showed Mrs.
Knorr the letters because she was
asking me about him, she said he was
a bad man ISdon't remember just
when l showed her the letters, she
had them for a day or so; didn't
tell Mr.. Waller and Mr.. Henderson
about the poison because they didn't
ask me about it / don't think l
told Mrs. Knorr about the dynamite.
l told her | saw two men in the alley;
the conversation with Cliff in which
he stated his disbelief in a God, took
place in the dining room some time
in 1906, don't remember whether he
, began the conversation or whether l
did; l don't remember what we talk
ed about at any conversations after
, that; the first poison l found in the
, cup was in the evening, can't just
remember the date now, but marked
, it on calander, the calandar is al
home; l marked it in the calandar
just so that l could remember it
y might have saved some OF the poison
: but didn't think of it till after haC
q threw it on the floor got sick while
at Knorr's, the doctor made severa
n calls, and also marked the numbe
q of calls he made on the same calandar
Z with the same kind of mark, in orde
{. to keep track. of my doctor bill
G was about week after l discovered
Il the powder that l spoke to Clifton
e asked him what it was, he said h
didn't know anything about it, SAT-
q he did; he asked me what it locke
IS like, the first person l talked to abou
IS the poison was Mrs. Campbell,
q didn't tell Mrs. Knorr about it becaus
she was sick I think it was in Januar
of 90 when l talked to Mrs. Camp
bell know DR.. Willets, didn't te
IN that Cliff was home in Januar
:. 'es, because everybody knew it;
~ ~, can't say how long he was home
> that time, it may have been thre
- months; don't remember his mex
~ ~ visit, but he was there in Novembe
% 1906; he was at home again in Jul
- 1896, stayed about week, didn't Sc
:. / i'm after that was at Knorrs eigf
= years, don't recollect how many time
s - l met Wintersteen during that time
- when Cliff was at home the last tim
he went away for week and the
returned again, while he was ava
that week his mother took sick. ID
=, Willets was sent for, but don't rem
" ember telling him that Cliff was
:, home, don't think l would say thu
- he was a. home when he wasn't.
!. told Wintersteen about Mrs. Kno
- being sick. l met him on Sixth Stree
he asked me how she was and l to
:, him she was not very we'll. l dor
-, remember whether l spoke to hi