The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-30

the papers signed L. A. Bailey and
South Park Stamp company, he said that
he owed various concerns for stamps and
therefore did not use his own name Ills
among stamp men was bad ms
to his credit.
: Bailey admitted that he had called on
VIM. N. Howe and said to him: "Can
/ sell you Is Brattleboro this morningp
lie explained 1T saying that he never even
dreamed OF owning Brattleboro stamp
and used the expression merely as a
pleasantly.
JOHN II. CARNEY
testified that his home was in Portland.
Went to Brockton with Bailey, arriving
there on September goth. Bailey left
Rrockton October 7th, about one O'Clock.
He W ent to the train with him.
Admitted he might have testified some
what differently in the lower court, but
could not nwear positively.
Afternoon.
MRS. MARY J. CARR,
was next called and said she kept lodg-
ing house in Brockton. Knew Bailey
who came to her house at supper time on
September goth. She also made record
of the payment OF the rent day or two
later. In her book she identified mn item
reading Bailey, September 10th. s3. 90. .
The second weeks rent was paid October
9Th, by Bailey, rs cents in money and a
door plate which amounted to $l.25.
Bailey left on October 18th.
Bailey talked with her about the door
plats on Monday. 1t was not delivered
fill Tuesday, when the rent was paid.
She knew Inspector Kingman of Brock
ton, who had called on her and imputed
about the men, saying he was trying to
locate them for their patents. Did not
tell her they were suspected of any crime.
Mrs. Carr's books were put in by Mr..
Morrill,.
MRS. DELLA LANE
said she saw Bailey in Mrs. Cars
kitchen on October 9th. Saw and handled
the door plate. Saw Bailey ray Mrs.
Carr some money.
DAN CARR,
the young son OF Mrs. Carr, saw Bailey
at his mothers house September 9th, rs
he was going to school about one o'clock.
The oross-examination did not shake
his direct testimony. Dan, too, fixed
dates by the cattle show and the COM
OF school, which had vacation
during the fair.
JOHN E. HARR ISON.
publisher of weekly paper at st. Johns
bury, VT. His wife is relative of the
respondents wife. Never saw him until
he came to st. bloomsbury from Brockton.
Met him at the station. Had sent him
the means to come with, railroad pass
from Brockton to Wells River ana rs
cents in q money order. In cross he said
he could not fix the day he sent the pass
to Bailey, but was very sure it was Mon
day. He received telegram FROM Bailey
stating when he would arrive.
MRS. WARREN E. BAILEY,
wife of the defendant. testified to hnving
met him with MIR. Harris i'll St. Johns
bury when he arrived from Brockton.
ALBION BAILEY.
father of the respondent. testified to
writing to Brockton and telling him of
suspicious against him. He had told him
to go to the police station and see what
the charges had besn against him. Had
been to Brookton to talk with people
about his sons stay there.
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Lane recalled, stated
the defendant had 10 moustaohe while in
Brcookton. Defendant also affirmed this
statement.
Officer Kingman of Brockton told of
visiting Mrs Carr by request of Portland
police and talking with her about Bailey.
Court bers adjourned till this morn
ing
Counsel in the case of George W. Muir
ray. the alleged burglar, has filed q
motion for new trial. on the ground
that the verdict was against the weight
of evidence.
The yosenite's Hard Luck.
Gloucester; Mass, January 29.-Mate
Rose, one of the crew of the schooner
Yosemite, wrecked near Lockport, n
s., arrived home this evening. Before be-