The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-14
Constable Murder Case.
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one later from Henry Saulsbury, but returned it
next day. Did not remember talking to Mr..
Wsrburton Had seen the strange man on Sat
Urday at Vinsinger's bridge. Then saw him
under the tree Wednesday and partic utsrly
noticed his clothing as described before.
Crossexamlued, witness said he was 80 years of
age, born at rooca's Bridge, DEL and moved
sDout from p ace to place in the last twelve
years. Had never seen Mr.. Constable's tch,
but noticed he a chain. Did not know it
had an open see aud high crystal. Had never
heard "a word about it before that Did not De-
scribe the watch to Detective Burkins in jail.
Denied chat he left his wife ut any lime when
they went out that night except to & to get The
horse sad the Busby wagon was all right to
he ia en- homes the wheel he was fixing was for
his o"4cart had no money 70 pay for wagon.
mr. expected to have any la the morning Did
not hive . shoe asst Summer with part of thu
sole cut. Sad his wife made mistake when she
sad he mpl ined of powder aud blood; did
cry u something his mother said at supper and
the To ussot OF Mr.. Constable being shot.
Chares L neheimer, Elkton. Told OF gettirr
revo Yrr IN Il horse trade from HollaLd, who
called it gun Holland said he had another
gun at hime.
Here the defense re.te and Court acjourn-d
until evening
EVIDENCE khrUTrAL
At ;ho Tuesday evening session the State call.
ed WITNESSES in rebuttal.
Tho vas Lio d Was lying along thu rrad be.
yon the Holland house testified by Noah
Congo.
Is Kline Saw the stranger ut R.gan's gat-
that Wednesday and saw HIM hoard the train
thai ching. Wore gray tron .crs, dark coat,
soft nut
Auu D. Johnson. : Wv the same man at
New Office aud later on his way 10 depot
rra.S :. Denny. saw this mn board the
train.
George Bmdie, Superintendent Of schools.
Was stteu By Rev. Gcorg" +. IL: Ell, now Gr.
ceased FOR Il week prcSious 10 and a weck IT,
lowi' L the sac ting. lie was very unwell amt
nervous a"d frequently walked out to Red IIl,I.
OAK brown hal, almost black, smooth !lce,
very white, slender hands; wore dark clothes,
whit collar aud shirt. ana walked with his
heaG down Wore a straw hat while here He
was at home on the evening OF the shooting
froH about 80 on. Before that went t. tue
postotlice and out toward FAR Cre.k with Miss
Budd.
hutus D. Bow aud Hal seen Mr.. kettle.
walking out towa'd FarT Creek several times
prior to the shooting. Walked with nls bead
down. and iuuked Gu. Ucier his hat. Had II
dark piercing eye. and pale, clean shaven face.
Woe dark coat anu trousers, white shirt and
collar and straw hat.
Henry l. Constable Knew Mr. Kettell per.
sona.,,. II IS hair was very lark, ms eyes dark
blue aud very penetrating. He walked with HIS
head doan Wore black ANT, white SHIRT and
straw hat He WIS tall. slencer man, with
smo,.:. f.Gc and bad na5.t of looking ont OF
the corner Of his eye
Fred Il ,clue. Lives 0u, glasgow road The
nigh OF August ~ VA, oUt IN Ill over by the
Tuck TOAD aud h-nid fHvhOunds saw the
foXhu"tera along tn fence ami recognized Mr.
Miuker. ASs,i them aaaui yuat lack they
mad.
Lhu. les u. E>a"s o.. evening of August ls
abuU. - met sttaugrr ON East Main street
Seu' Vt h Par, utgc. ming in from toward
far 'reeN. He w'a = 'Gi', Gehcatc loukirs
niau, w'rr dark c.otir- ii wa,Ned with has
GeaA down. He !. ID $50, ZANE man before Iu
MIR. Ei&d'y' yard Wsrr"s. .a'tvei II G.. We'll,
and oI mis- return Il ,.yu r"wn mr; Mr.. Constable
on his wa out.
HARRISON W Nch.;. saw Mr.. Constable AT
the n"%ritIl and a" .',"! a>G both arms lf"cIy
and 81 ui"v" j. ! -, WA AiS arms.
} shu,, .nyon VI ,iAud was not accused Of
TIL mlri,r ny VI n.An,-l-r.
w. T.. WarhU'tnn t"g.a Stella Sprouts say
TIA after Arahe 81 'rHuaJ came home that
evening sh" came an "a! Gown and talked to
the rt- uftrem rt 'h"Y ate supper aud was
not oui on the pr.cn Iirh.,uG at the all adj.