Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the nos.rytating and
only cathartc to take With HcodI SaIiapauIla
cd with the time that Eastwood would be
covering on the flying trip from East
Middebury.
G. j. Scelev had been at Salisbury and
was returning between and 10 o'clock
when he heard a fast rusning team be-
hind him. Pulling out to point of safety
he let it pass. on getting home he met
Deputy Sheriff Cobb and learned that a
telephone message from East Middlohury
told of tho shooting. Secley lives just
across the street from Edgar c. Brown,
brother Of Mrs. Eastwood and Mrs Fem,
and went there and stayed with the
Browns. Hearing tho shots he went to
the Fenns, but short distance down the
street, and arrived before Fenn's body was
removed 20 the house. He said he know
Eastwood but did not So, him to identity
him
Ira II. Laneur was with Sceey in SAL
isburv OH some law business on the 14th
and was returning with him that night.
His evidence was corroboration of that
OF MIR. SceleyS as to the time they reach
ed Middlebury village. He noticed the
break-neck speed of the horse driven past
them to town, the dragging lap robe and
that only one person was ian the Wogar.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
9'''' w 1,,,i ANY, ,,,J ,,.t,h ~.
1910, o.tn,,doa ,rho
first witness was Mrs. Inoz FenU, widow
of the murdered man. who herself mar
nosinn Sho oar,ioi hersois ,,.n,I fnr n ,,o-
NON ,,.,,n has had,, .,ro,,ot, s,,nb so,,oro
,,tai go ,.i,ho,,, s, hnu.i,o %
,,aIic ,,.,rd .ho ,,is,,,.,,. i,r,,,,
49, ~,
ronr. had o,i,11 fo ,ir,,.
r.bnn t,o,, ,,.,,.,' oHnr,s,d h,, a Mic, III
,,a,, nh ,.ith ir.,,, o.,,,,,, -
nortio,, oc ia bous, ,b,t a rSr,n,, ho1
ieft n ,,,cse,,,, cor Me 11or,, r. hr,.,,. 60
Tho home Of Lor h,.,t,o, NJ. tri,,.r
t2royn u,bar, bnr rnotb,,. NC eiol, o,,d
u,ar,o1 60 -o, ba,, A., ,o,., w. ,,,a,. ,,,i,
drese tbc,. wont 10 +ba 1oo,. I.,dirg 70 10
etrnet rror, b,r s,oc,. il ,,.ouId s,o,,o ,hat
Fe,r u,s gbot on tbc ,.or,, throsbo,, of
bie own dor and ,ftar ma, ro,,h,,i 49,,
,,Iooa In ~ ,.,,d ,,-,ora h r.a. s.ar
rnrds fo,rd dord ro,. no soid ha sn,oro
giving an. ,yraat tc,n Sho posi,ivoI,, III,
ti1od ITns,v.a.,L s ,bo 800, ho ia 49,,
shooting Sb, vos NOT connection, of hatrg
hit nv n bullot h.rself or b,v clio ,..oo,,.a1
har own ni,,r,. NJ Tho tim, I, occurrod
Sha saws tL.y v,or. >or, roar +ocatbor
whom tho ebGts WON, dro, sbo .oId Of
Grastvood,s tra,trnan+ Of nor sietnr Jda
his vifs thar he abused ne,. nv nr,fane
longunoe and noreonal ,.inlarrs n,d ~,
one occasion last fan If vas necessary 10
send for prputv Shrriff ,'nbh to restrain
him i'm his tontr7inos she said he tban
Threatened to kin Mrs IC,stwood and ,hat
she had moi lived Win him since March u
last. When they did liv. togrtho. he ala
not provide for her prono,.ly. particul,rlv
i'm the matter of dress
Miss Jullcnne Holmon. who live. in tho
same house where the tern's din was the
one who answered the ran nm tho nieht Of
for Mcs. Fean and said hcr mother was
lex ana wanted TO see her at Mr.. Rroyn's
In eight or t,n mtuutos the ic.nns started
out and she heard Il scufflo in tho entry
end two shots were fired Then there was
a hard push against The door tn her rart
One bullet came Though the door into her
Part and was found on the floor next
morning. She thought she could identity
Eastwood as the man who told her TO send
the Fenn's to Browns
Frank f.. Shepard was going home tho
night Of the 14th and when nearly oppo-
site where the Fenns lived heard the shot,
lie went to their assistance and bun,od
nm Or Russeu and assisted in caring for
Mrs Fem and for tho hodv Of tho de.d
man lie wos tbere hnrore t:ann u,os daad
for tho man oroaned hu, uas NO, co,,-
scions some ono in - tam, on9.stod Nh,
with the inouir,.. us tbat Won "a ." ia
WV. ~. ', ,'fI 10 Sou ~ ilo
..a.4lF h1. r..ts'- II
n ts hl,i,,,a5 t,,ot tt,is ,a,t,' ,,,,. H..
80 ,ea'.,. va. r ,',ia 20" - "aH '-'
u,Isa, - 80 - 'i'"'' MS
Io,,n - 49, also ,o,,,o,o, o,or l..
1Ii,t w. rEef l'So nnpp,he" "'ons I'M
n.oN,'trl9 "lt'r WI ohep"iu anu went WIN
~ ~, '"''I ~ we ASSISTANCE VI ne ruins
re HlSo htaru the man III the buggy say
~ - 'iat you I-u'
AVN NJ broWh' pro,her OF MRS East
Woo, Woo "hu VINO iVed win her ana ms mo-
tner IN fa9t MlnoIepuiy 'eStined TO near
ihE lhe screams OF ms mother ana sister
az me tine ne went TOT constapie Day
WIN g Danyeau lives III the mouse next
before gong nome went there immediate
~ lie found the BODY OF Fem In his
yard lie measured the distance found 1t
AZ rect from fenn's door TO where the
body lay.
Helen Hold, housekeeper for William G,
Danyeau, heard three shots and saw Fem
ana heard him grooming but heard no
words. She went into the house and saw
Mrs. Fem. She said she knew Eastwood
slightly but did not see him.
John r. Fisher was on Browns piazza
| and heard two shots and went where Fem
was lying. Fem was dead when he got
/ there. He said he had met Eastwood but
did not see him that night.
Edward w. Train, proprietor Of the
| Pierce House, heard of the shooting the
night of the l4th. He said he did not know
Eastwood. He tupcd OFF the lights inside
the house and lights outside. Besides him.
/ sell tnere were present Judge SHADE, j. VI
/ s'e"al' '. " 'ni"" ''ope ANU some o,herS