Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

i not remember seeing very many of tht ] strikers that night. He recalled see l ing Patrick Flynn and William Barrett | He was careful to remember that Van
 denmark was not in the trouble because
 he heard people speak of it about tha' time.
 Redirect: Went as far as Hopevil1e
 on his last trip that night. He got
 back between 12 and 12:30.
 Mrs Fannie Mitchell, Waterville, was
 called to throw further light on the al
 leged process of identification used by
 Constable Carmody. She bore out the | statement made by Winnegar and Nil | Allen that Winnegar sat between he1
 and his wife in the rear of the room
 next the railing the first day of the hearing and Winnegar pointed out Nor. rissette to her.
 Mrs. Winnegar's Story Mrs Charlotte Winnegar was the next witness. She testified on the
 same point and corroborated what was been already stated about it. Leaving
 that feature, she said she was at Mrs
 MitchelFs about 6 o'clock. She saw her husband about that time and
 again about 11;15 o'clock. She ex-
 pected him home earlier and that was I the reason she was certain about the
 time. he returned. She looked at the clock when he entered.
 | She was asked if he told her where
 he had been, but the question was
 ruled out. MT Hamilton tried several times to get her to tell where he had
 been, but the court ruled against him. O n hoJ1 the knees. and a dark suit with a light streak. He wore no watch chain. Cross-examined. Had no particular ! reason to notice what clothes he had 1 on. He wore that suit almost all the
 winter and also the overcoat. His hat was a black derby. Positive that was the suit he wore that night She knew of no particular reason then to recall
 his whereabouts of the night of Febru- ary 26: not until after his arrest did
 this occur to her. She heard of his ar-
 rest in the afternoon. Did not see Howard Dennis until about three or
 four weeks ago. Could not say what kind of clothes he wore When her husband first saw her after his arrest
 he asked her if she could recall where he had been the night of February 26 and she said she could not. A few days
 later he asked her if he were not at
 Dennis's and she thought he was after thinking over tn matter.
 MT Williams then followed the same
 tactics as he did with other witnesses in testing her memory as to her where kabouts on several days before and after the night of February 26.
 l She knew the riot took place on Jan
 uary 31, but only from what she read
 in the papers.
 Willis Vandernark Called Willis Vandemark then took the stand, making the third of the accused that testified. He was in several places the afternoon of February 26. At that time he was suffering from yellow jaundice. Hesnad been to Dr 1 itBeneddct's, took his prescription, to Dexter's, took walk around town and got home about 6 o'clock Lives at 42 Waterville street After supper he went down town about o'clock with a MT Payne. Left him at the post office. Payne went to the show and witness went to Dexters to get his prescription. Here the bottle that
 contained the prescription was intro duced and put in as evidence MT 1 O'Neill read the number of it and the directions how it was to be used.
 Having got his prescription witness called upon Jim Murnane; after that | he went to Wolcott's pool room. No one was there but Wolcott Got the prescription about o'clock. It was about 10 o'clock when he got to Vol cotts. Farnsworth was there. He did not see any of the accused there l Wolcott left the place soon after he, | witness, got there. Wolcott left Farnswo:th in charge and witness played a game of pool or two with him. He saw no one leave the pool room in
 twos and threes. He stayed in the pool room until he started for home which he reached about Il o'clock. | Witness then entered series of de nials to all of Wolcotts evidence
 That the witness suggested covering l their faces at the switch; that he was there at all, or saw any of the accused
 there, and that few days later he went to the pool room and said, "One
 of the scabs Is dead, now we must see
 that the kids keep their mouths
 closed;" that he carried revolver or gave HI OTueF UO SHOUI EO XIII IT SnOOT- ing was to be done.
 Cross-examined: Knew Wolcott some time. Visited the pool room once in a
 while. There may. have been half a
 dozen in the pool room when he got
 there that night. His reason for stat ing that Wtinnegar was not there was
 because he never saw him there Was
 positive he did not see WTinnegar there that night. He would have noticed him had he been there. WoFcott's place
 was not on his way home. Had no par
 ticular object In going to Wolcott's and
 could not recall speaking to anybody.