Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-25
1ERRl0 HEARING.
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but had received no pay. lie himScii
paid him $1O96 for hay. last fail!

but had received no pay. lie hii'iS''
paid him $1O.96 for hay, last fall!
Octave Clair. Fairfield. was called tt
the stand and testified that he held 1--WE
notes against Terrio. one of which was
paid last fall and the other. $3.50. wa'
paid on April 5. He stated that Terri'
| told him (witness) that he had sou
| when he left Madison two years ago.
Joseph Morreau, drover and guide.
was called to the stand and testified
that on going to his camp on Brassau
pond on the day the murder was sup
posed to have been committed. in the
thick woods he came across some snow
shoe tracks which went along his
tracks toward Rrassua for two miles.
and then went south and to tho west OF
the Brassua piers. He stated that this
course would take one two miles out
of the way he was going to Asquith.
County Attorney Cover produced the
snow shoes. one OF which was little
shorter than the other, and llttie
wider. Witness stated that he knew
these snow shoes belonged to Tcrrio.
and that they would make the sam"
tracks that he saw in the woods ana
that the tracks must have been mad"
by Terrio who had an uneven gait. ana
who stepped wider than most people.
He also saw Terrio's tracks on Mon
day, as they went south toward the
Misery road.
Coroner Addition was the next Wit
ness. He testified that marked shell
passed TO him by Attorney Cover was
found by him beside Pare's body and
marked by him in Covers presence.
Mr.. Addition then told the entire story
of the finding of Paic's body in the
snow and its removal to Jackman
where the autopsy was held: also of
the wounds and Identification of Pare.
Deputy Sheriff &. +. Haskell of Pitts
field. substantiated Coroner Additions
statements. He explained the arrest Of
Tcriio and of finding StI.4, in Mrs.
Terrio'S possession. and also that he
found the rifle viii, II County Attorney
Cover produced. in Terrio's house. al
so that he found n box partially full Of
30 20 cartridges on request of MI
Cover the marked shell was tried in
the rifle and was found to flt. Sheriff
Haskell testified and produced notes as
proof that Tcrrio had borrowed - ana
So on different occasions: also that he
nau ulStbNtltt W ttIt f'ii ~ nav ~ "a
some 500 since March !. which Terrio
claimed that he had had since he cam"
from Madison. he also recognized tn"
snowshces and two jackkivcs taken
from Terrio.
Sheriff +. +. Pcnnell was pat on the
stand and testified to the apprehension
and arrest of Terrio; also OF the facts
concerning the finding Of Pare's body:
also the. inquest and autopsy. Witness
stated that Terrio told him that he
loaned his snow shoes on March II.
about . o'clock in the afternoon. To an
unknown man who said he wanted 10
90 to kinea. lie Crcrrio) said he did
not see them again for week anu
then found them in the sneW 20 yards
from his cabin. al
l.. l.. Walton, counsel for the re-
snondcnt. moved that in order TO make
a more thorough investigation Of tn"
case in general ana OF the extension
case affair in particular. that the case
be continued two months. because they
come into court unprcrGred. he also
stated that the defendant wished to
summon some 10 witnesses To appear in
his behalf. that his side might be as
we'll presented IS that of the state ny
MI. Cover. After considerable discus
sion. Judge Bachelor continued the
case until June IS.
Alter the hearing some of Terrios
friends gathered about him tn talk ana
he then broke down. so5bing bitterly
He complaine of the officers taking all
his money from him and Of the time ne
would have to serve in jail. He seemed
to he badly broken up by the hearing
and to ut length lose all courage ana
hone