Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
HUMAN BONES.
State Establishes that Fact in
the Lambert Trial.
Or. Emerson Testifes to Finding of
Human Bones in the Ruins.
The Rubber tracks Alleged to Have Been
Made by Prisoner.

r. =
Aien. toda Rsucc"r'led III bringing out
the fact that the bones found III The
ruins Of the Allen mouse. MAY I3 last.
Wcr" thos, uf human beings. through
the Introduction Of expert testimony.
y" objection WAS made by the de-
fence when pr. @. L. Emerson Of Nom
son. testified for the state that he *
1mned the Allen premises. Nav Is. ana
~ the barn found a heap of bones.
sem" Of which he identified as portions
of Il human body. but later when th.
Witness wa" asked regarding the iden-
tilication OF the homes found in the
mouse. the defence entered an objection
on the same grounds as stated. vps-
terd3y-that the indictment against
Lambert named J. Wesley Allen only.
The court admitted the testimony.
however. saying tn" burning of the
buildings was one act, He would not
permit the prosecution To go TOO far
in this direction, however. Lambert's
counsel took exception to the ruling
The witness then testified that he had
identified the bones in The house rs the
remains Of tNu human bodies.
John Randall Of Shirley. was recalled
hy the defence fur cross-rXaminatior
when court opened. tins nothing IN
rtl,iy tu Il question M stated that when
4. ir-t saw the pile. of bones near the
barn door re believed Them 10 be those
uf calf If. retained this opinion un-
al he found near the remains i knife.
susperdrr buckle ana button which
uad belonged Ju MI. Allen.
nr. -. Il. Emerson was then called
rud told Of an examination Of the Allen
place made tie day following the fire.
H tifst found bones in the ruins Of
the main mouse. then in the I'll ana
letter near the barn door. of til. lat
ten nv identified pieces Of the frontal
bone and q part II q right hip bone IF
a human body. H. also fouuu portions
cf Il Iiy,r Whi, h had not hren burned
beyond Identification. Witness identi-
iiel the knife, suspended buckle ana
button found with the remains and
Tim we've admitted in evidence.
After the court hai oytrruled Lam
II, .I'S cpunS,rS ohicrti"n To testimony
regarding bones found in the house.
Witness testified that among the r.
.l''"H III '''' ''' ''' w ''' "
BON. and portions uf q lcG and hin.
Asa n.ar. ~, head he found !; section
/, ...;G.i.I MANN, IL IN. main bnue..
'' 81 ''''i' i'i zee ''i' ia ,'- -,
:r found portions Of Tip and thigh
bones Nearby were the remains Of
.!,l;t!u.ac H..@. a puIs-. some silver.
M 4 wire bed spring. Witness also
-1t> the blood spots in thc yard but
ia not examine them closely. Meth
NJ "I ilhl"' th"'V ""9 - '"- "' o"1 -
"Ss-cTdmination.
Y \ Mills Of Nnnyon 4 member Of
!. .,,,,.,. i,,,,. ,.o,.,,h,,.atad tn.
h' *,
"NtilhohN n IT. r'i'i''' H.', m M
hiding Of bones ana trlnketS III til'
,arn ana house.
-. -, u,,;,,..,. ,....,,t g., Tim. !
W. ". -" t'lP' ~ 'a' '"' NM |!
\llrn place. MoHGdN. May T.. IN the VI !
. ,r.,,.E., /
'h'N 81 hdi''"'i Ii NV /
ma thinking they miGht nave u'th nia''
-, ILL., ..,,,,i,.I ,l,.,,, .rns,lz Tr.. ~
-! ~ N'i'.;il',ti ,',,4 i. ,,,,v. mi |
y l.i' ''iN veg ,,t.r,, ..,,,.,.;.,n,- u.
,'F, m iN' tt"9S Ii.'' n 49, MI
h' h''i "'l' "a w w .-t
RAGS WATTS H. il'N'r'N ~ = ''-,,';, ~,
"llHM in| trida! III 'unii'lhN Wi' ,,,,,. ,It
II ArE"d "ith"$a "rit l.., ,'f'r liz, "unS i,,,i
v',t 'I','l ''.l, .,r !,,,,,,r, ,.'u'r
11L ,r.y I',I IN II,.. direction Nj IN.
Hon ,,J,N, La nn. uI,tc 4 y,ry rjc:ir
I'LL. ,.r,.ti.,,, u.ts I.tt M IN, ,Ihh.re max
No. !, ,'ns.iTi,, tn secure accurate meas
Ir~,n.,,,l rhr irarl Was fIst in. inch..
y y rnI Y. y l!,.' HIN to,,,5 t,,,.l, .,,'it,,'.
i"tnr' ',','" b h..' sar,n r,I,b,f- In I
,,.,r ,,,...stinu witness s;,tcl th..
l,ns. tvn roads seldom were. used HI. pc-
.s,rin,.
, tnnn ,f.-ib INSTRUMENTATION did not
.,.ls III v.jtn,ss to ,-.try nu 1ny mate