Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27

since 4.l9 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Bonds were later furnished by the re-
goOndenr and he was liberated for his
appearance from day to day. County
Attorney Leigh and George &. Sheldon
ana Benedict +. Maher should be con-
graduated for the fight that they put
UP IN the case.
The respondent. James Granger. was
called. He testified that he might
have told City Marshal Breen some
thing about running his own house.
Made TO statement about cutting
he.rt out.
on cross-examination Granger said
that he had made no talk about case
since Thursday.
Ada 4. Davis Of Augusta, was called.
she testified that she resided on Glen
don street on the night Of April fifth
last. Was awakened by the barking of
dog. Dog was let out doors and
heard man running and the dog
chasing after him barking. Could not
positively state the time as did not
look at the clock. Did not hear any
knocking at a door.
on cToss-eXamination witness testi-
| fed that she told the story at the time
~ the members Of her family. Don't
| know who the man was. Did not tell
tire story before the grand jury.
Al this juncture Attorney Sheldon
| stated thai he would like to have the
deposition of Mary Granger taken
| The county attorney stated that he
stood Oh his legal rights, wanted 10 b.
fair ana square. but would not ALLOW
J the same taken. County Attorney
Leigh stated that he would admit the
testimony of Mary Granger at this
| coroners jury.
The government then called wit
resses iii rebuttal
Major Timothy r. Hartwell wa.
called by the government. He testi-
lied that he was constable in Port
land Am employed by the attorney
general to investigate crimes. Came
ID Augusta in the month of August
| called on MIS-. Davis at her residence
on Glardon street to inquire if she
knew anything that occurred on thai
street on the night Of the fifth Of
ADriI. Shf said She heard no ont
passing ~ the street.
Henry W. Piummer testified that
when Dr. Frederick made the eXamina-
'.', ~ f..aIto,,.e boav that he was
IN 1,, r7',,3.,,,.i, orc,1ri.d ohon,
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't-l.., IT'LL. ,,o tohoc,n I'M thn instrt,-
Joteph Phelps testified that tho
con ients Of his testimony before Tbs
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tr-ea,. III ,,r1r,q- III tha Edward
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.n, ',,', Ir...',,or.y hldy WAS found
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N'l,'C t,,!. nl.,,5 roIrtv Attorney Leigh
I'D C,r,nqer.s testimony as given by
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:, ~ and -tb.n Comfy At
suii-n' - -, limit, Attor1a,
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jury .. i.
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here accused n III NiIi'ie .I,.,,
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