Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-16

The third week of the trial of tn,
 trolley strikers. Winnegar, Marsh
 Brearton, Ross, Warren, the brother
 VandemarE and Mcclure, began to
 day in the superior court before Judge
 Thayer and jury. The crush fol
 admittance was as great as on the
 first day and great care was used il
 permitting people to enter. It was ne
 cessary to have clean linen collar and
 clean face to get in to-day. As us
 ual one of the many young women
 who have been present every day since
 the trial began presented the accused
 with pretty carnation, and instead of
 prisoners charged with very serious
 crimes they looked far more like the
 select in a large crowd. Each occu- pied the place he left when court ad-
 5ourned last Friday afternoon.
 The machinery of the court was in full operation by 9:45. with the intro duction of the group photograph of the strikers. Mrs Dennis was then put on the stand and Attorney O'NeiIl tried to introduce her receipt for her last months rent for the house she oc- cupied on Pearl street. The object was to further prove that she vacated the house on the day already named, February 2S.
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 Patrick H. Maloney, BAY West Main, corner of South Willow street. the man with whom Mcclure boarded at the time of the assault testified McGuire was in his room at 10:3O the night of February 26 and that he was still there at 1I:10 when witness went to bed. About an hour later another boarder got home and brought ti6ifngs of the assault. McGuire was then asleep in his room.
 Under ross-examination witness said he is steamitter's helper and belongs to the union He could not recall at what hour Mcclure got home on the 23rd or 24th 1t was Louis Fisher, g ssroomer,' brought news of the assault
 Mrs Catherine Maloney. wife of the last witness She corroborated the last testimony and added that she con veyed the news of the assault to Me Guire
 Louis B. Fisher. striker. said he heard Mrs Maloney tell Mcclure of the assault. He did not hear McG1lire make any reply. He told Mrs MaIon-l ey mat the crew on the Waterville carl mad got trimmed" Was sure he usedl the word trimmed. This was testified | under cross-examination Was not at Wolcett's that night and never hadI been there. Gould not say why heI did not tell Mcclure of the assault in stead of leaving 1t to Mrs MaIoney to tell, and was positive Mcclure had not q room mate.
 Winnegar on Stand Again
 Winnegar was then put on for the third time. He said he did not know Morrissette until he saw him on the witness stand. Objected to. MT O'Neill claimed it to disprove what the state will clafm-that witness first saw Nor risette at Faber's switch. The uues- tion was allowed and the witness said that he heard of Morrisette's presence fn the room from MT O'Neill soon af- ter court opened the first day of the trial Witness said that MT O'Nell could not have spoken to the other ac- cused that morning because they had but arrived in town a short time be- fore court opened and were immedi- ately put in the dock.
 Under cross-examination Mr Will Hams took witness all over the oldI ground or where he was sitting on the forenoon of the first day's hearing. where his wife and her father, Mr AL len, sat. Denied saying to Mrs Mitch ell, That is Morrissette," alluding to one of the men with Carmody. WhatI he did say was, "That must be Morris sette with Merna."
 Charles J. Ross. another of the ac- cused, then took the stand He saidl , he left home about o'clock. Called on friend living at the corner of East Main and William street. Got there , about o'clock and called upon a Mrs ! Higgins on Wall avenue. Went there { to have their fortunes told, about 1Ol . ,'clock. Then returned to the friends : nome, stayed there until about Il ,'cIock. Mrs Higgins tells fortunes tiust for pastime" He got homeI T lbout 11:3O Denied being at the as- $ GauIt T Cross-examinafion: Was at Vol ! ott's, but could not tell what time ' Vas conductor on the Waterville line s wo months. On the evening of Feb T uary 25 was at his friends house and T Ienied being there every evening. ' Took no memorandum of his fortune s rom the fortune teller. The first time a e deemed 1t important to be able to t ell where he was on February 26 was Q