Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-17

 pr Townsend's, did you not:' "YeS.'' "Then what did you do?' ''We started to take the dead Slfl home, but met some people and oe- cided to go elsewhere"
 You had intended to lay her on her stoop, had you not!' '.Yes."
 "You did not want any one to see you. did you:'
 .:No; We were nervous and excited
 'You We're not responsible TOT lhe girls death, were you:'
 No. but we were Frightened"
 "Why did you not go home ill the most direct way:'
 T don't know
 AIcAIlister then admitted that he had given the hacllman $1O and told him to say nothing. but contradicteu the statement of Saal declaring that he had not told the man to say noth- ing in case a reward was offered. The witness said he knew nothing about q bottle being thrown from rhe wagon and could tell nothing about the girls apparel.
 William 4. Death succeeded McM- lister. He said he was 24 years cid, married, and was an advertising agent. lie Sl1Il 1G NuS uoI Il NOI1GtAilioii o- McAllister nor of Campbell. He knew Campbell better and went out WltH him occasionally.
 Death said he had known Jennie Bosschieter and had gone out with her several times. He had hot seen her, however. for some time before the night of her death. When he first saw her that night Jennie stood on tine curb in front Of Kents drug store. He said the girl told him sine wanted to see him.
 She said some ething about taking a walk said Death, but did not want to walk with her on account of being married. so I turned to Andrew Camp bell and said. Jennie wants to walk with me. You take her down to Saal's.'
 At SaaTs Jennie said, I see you have got him. We went into the sa- loon. and Jennie said. Why did you marry her? Why did not you marry me?
 II did not answer her. I walked into the back room. When we got there I said 1 did not think we thought enough of each other.''
 What abaut the drink:' asked counsel.
 Well" said Death, q said, What will you have| She took milk. took beer and Andy had cider. Saal said he had no milk and Jennie said, I'll have q cocktail then ..Saal brought the drinks by the back way. He had the cocktail. the beer and the cider Then we started 10 drink.
 Campbell said Walter McAllister was outside. Jennie next ordered one absinthe frappe. Andy had q clrgar or cider. I don't know which. T went outside and saw McAllis- ter told him to come in. and he went | back with me. We sat down then and started to drink. Jennie drank hel absinthe McAllister ordered cham. pagne. He pushed the button and | said, Bring us q bottle of wine "Walter uncorked the bottle and l four glasses were brought in. We all drank Jennie drank two or three | glasses of champagne. She was drunk 1 She threw her arms about McAllister'S neck and seemed to get worse. dld | not want to take her home in thai 1 condition It was suggested that we 1 take her out for an airing. Then the l rig came.
 The remainder of his story as te | what was done agreed exactly Wltf | McAllister's. He denied fatly that he | had made l confession to the polio! or had ever said, ''She certainly go | the dope thrown into her. What 1t did say, he swore. was, ''She got dopey | after drinking the absinthe. Death said he would not talk to Jen nie on the street because he had beer married the month before and wa | afraid his wife would hear of it. Campbell, the third witness, als' was cool.
 On that evening he said he had gon down town about s o'clock. He me Jennie Bosschieter and Death.
 Jennie said to Death: I am goln up the street, Will. and when l com back I'd like to talk to you She wen up the street and returned shortly Then Death said to me: You know am married and l don't like to tai here. I'd like to take her down | Saars.' She took q pin out of his u and said. I won't give you this bac unless you go with me
 Campbell said Jennie. as she wake down to Saal's with the witness, keL looking back as though to see whethe | Death was coming. "We kept on to the saloon and ther met Deatn,'' he continued.
 Then Death told of the meeting wit 1 A:cAllister and the ordering of til
 drinks. He said McAllisteE told lii he had an appointment with Kerr, br
 that Kerr did not appear. ! Jennie said fo- ne to ask Mac in. said the witness. She said, Hes
 good fellow, and I may want him give me q job.' Jennie ordered al
 sinthe and whiskey, a fayorite drin with her"
 "When AlcAllister ordered the chan
 pagne," continued Campbell, ' he sai ! l it would liven her up. Jennie dran
 two glasses"
 , After that, what happened?" \ , Dunn asked.
 l Well. Jennie didn't seem to get an
 better, so IcAllister told Us about u : hack and suggested that we take h' r for q drive 10 sober her up."
 Campbell said he left the saloo 2 thinking there were enough persons
 take care of the girl. He got into u l, cab, however, when NcAllister askt
 him to- Telling of the stop in u
 Rock road, the witness corroborat tt 0 the testimony of his fellow defen e ants.