The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-26
An English Paper Says Neeks Longer than They Used
Their Legs They Have BE Give All Corners Good Grip

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said lhsi 30 dii nai care aiali bic
iah hsIe angh'p, ulFni0Tr diin'i care
ptsi b. dii. Nov b. So hsrk iiuif.
I had ~ iHlsfnasrss srAasiiy aiih 4,
aniil Msfrh isl, be- io'i ms ihsl iH
90 siss iEirHi'nhsi'g Fnuii b. fsinii
bic iftnisn a. iiafFaid. itai b. nnig
msts ia ia niasiH nlrars 90 griiihs in
ihrlr iisFu'f's rian learned sss
81 sri n.s iH go fsmiig nay, bsi 80 a.
strF afmit b. IT, msds b. ms 40
ffumiss ihaii sch slioaid b.. oF ID
,haaid tu fnusa "a aii, BIO saaid say
ii sss 3D.. provided { spaid msks Ne
promiss thai spnid 49, hnilihg
aisoai ibs snaris. ihai hs soaii lose
i'ir issi dfap ~ hlnod nat sas Ia bic
l,niY brfoFr b. susid 80 iilsm dosh.
AEd iH oohhaciiah eiaiH ihsi I orsnssi
co. iHsidu door strff siHis ~ izsin
uai its srfrss eel D. snaid nstrf 81
mii bai about ons srf. made tts
issi promise hUi made no rFoniss be
o. ths gasFis, iius a. ! wasan siih
uSsfif can go ns mh.rci Ia siaiins
nihsf ihaH ! suppose thsfh ~ b. ahd
iay indignziinh towards him iof suass
faiss sizieu,rnis shich b. made b. no
uiii ~ Aiios me g. mAss ahy iziss /
,iaisin.nis b. bsnsfi either bin ~ ilia !
guards. an a. blame foF snoash /
asoui ii and EN- viiiins b. admit hat
~as Questioned h. state ~ knss IL
80 have ! done. ii ls ths desresi iss'
son I ever learned ahd has caused nc
morr suffering and Anguish than Ell
~ ms other trouble pui together. II
does socm 90 me b. uas ~ much
Cor my inisrcs, AZ al AZ 'or The guards
Vsry truly. 4. :. Tho last tim I
as ln,rrnais 9Th him uAs on March
iOh. ! uas ioli too that Jacobs didn'i
lock his cell half - the time and as
soon ~ Jacobs got = 10Y 10 ~ he iron
door IA my cell be- vas going 81 lei
BIN cone Ia there nights and that
Jacobs slept some highs and b. did
bic uors. This may not b. true bui IL
il ~ wss told Il about Jacobs. Not
any one bot Worn Rogers came into
ny room. had no intercourse vith
anyone bot vern Rogers.
isigncdl mabel Rogers"
Relative % the Bachciaer.Lovoll 10.
,idcni. which has caused considerable
comment all over the state. Mrs Julia
:. Bachelor, mother az Alss Anna
Stakeholder vho obtained the now fam.
rus Interview with Mary Rogers, gave
! story which corroborated her daugh. |
er's statements In every respect. Mrs |.
Stakeholder said that Mr. Lowell knew ,
Ter daughter was n reporter and that
Ter daughter told him over the iele-
hone that she represented the Boston !
J. II. Kiniry OF Windsor, deputy .
heriff OF Windsor county and resi-.
ent OF Windsor for p years. was an
ther Importan. witness. lie knew
iiss Bachelor was asked TO come To
Windsor II she wanted 10 see Mary :
,ogers. He said that Mr. Peck told q
i'm he had letter from Miss Bachel-
er, who wanted 10 20 In and see Mrs
,ogers.
He said the morning Miss Bachelor
anne Mr. Peck said he was going to the
tation to meet her, presumably 10 es-
ort her up to the prison. However.
e didn't go. Witness said he did not
ee her when she came, but he was
bout the premises. He said that
)akes add Harpin were both good
len for their places.
The last witness OF the day vas Miss
sarah Durkee, matron since 1881.
She was present at the interview with |
irs Rogers by Miss Bachelor. She
aid that while in Mrs Rogers cell
4 ISIS Bachelor said she was a report.
r.
Horace Boyd, who was on the stand
b the morning session, was recalled
1
fter the noon recess. He testified that
e had seen Vernon Rogers, the man
IMPLICATED, in Mrs Rogers cell. He
aid he had made key to her cell.
IRIS Rogers took the locks Off the
cor on her side with the scissors to
i'd him In entering.
Miss Durkee said that she asked
Irs Rogers to write out her story and
le did so. 1t was written in her room
it'll no one else present. Miss Durkee
Id not tell her what to write. She
rote of her own free will and when
e statement was finished gave 1t to
ISIS Durkee.
The session adjourned until tomor-
w morning.