Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-04

some other conversation was eX-
changed and then witness drove on
toward his home. Witness said that this
incident occurred. as best he could re-
lneinher. at about 2.15 o'clock.
q. What was Mrs Cooper's condi-
tiOn?"
"A. she was very nervous and APP
pcared to be sick. She acted as though
she was excited. and her husband was
holding her up"
Q. Was she hysterical:"
SO"
"A. N"ll | don't linow-perhapS 50.
At ihiS point Mr. Heath asked that
MIS-. MoranS. the wife of the witness,
be excluded from the courtroom. She
was escorted I" retiring room.
Mr. Heath examined the wit
ness. Witness was not certain as to
the time that he saw Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper, but he felt rather certain that
ii was about 2.l5 O'Clock.
9. How far from the Henry
Cooper store did you come upon Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper
A. about one rod"
@. "And what was Mrs. Cooper do
ing"
a. "She WAS making her hands go
around and was very much excited.
She was making her feet go. too
a number of spectators laughed at
this reply.
q. "WaS her hair down her back
~ II didn't notice"
q. "fInW did she look"
\. ":Ihe was pretty red in the face.
q. did sh" say anything to you
while YOU We're there
A. "No Sin"
. WAS Icr husband holding her
up"
\. eyes air."
q. Did he nave his; arms around
her."
y. "Hc did"
Witness was excused.
TIC next witness called was Mrs
Mor;tng. tho wife of the preceding wit
ness. Mr.. Morang was excluded from
tho room while his wife was on the
stand
Witness said her name VAS Phocb"
A. Morang. She offered testimony i'll
corr"horation of her husbands story of
The incidents of the afternoon as re-
lated. Her testimony was substantial
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The next witness called wHs Miss
Martha c. Bryant of South NlndS"r
Witness said Sho lived directly across
the road from the Cooper store.
q. "How long have you known Mrs.
Copper"
\. "Aboat Is years.
Q. Did yon ever 80 blueDcrryih9
with Mrs. Copper?
y. Eyes sir.
q. when?
a. "AS nearly as can remember ii
Was il til" first week in August.
-. Now please ten the jury III
your own way gust what you oiH on
that occasion.
A. II went on the trip with MIS-.
Cooper At the invitation OF ner nus
hal'd. MIS- cooper hcr "husnter "i,u
myself went o'ei ~ Niid' nc NJ ,n' .
nome "hr'c nv ,o''',u 80. a,
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looking for blueberrics and Mrs.
Cpopcr and Mr.. Northy remained be-
hind Th,v STAYED bv themselves al!
the afternoon as far as I know. We
left the pasture in the middle of the
afternoon and got hack to South
Windsor about 4.3O o'clock"
q. WAS Mrs. Cooper and young
aftcruoon,"
A "yes cir did NOT soc them
again until no got ready ia go home"
Continuing thc Witness said that
when your.- Northy first came 10
South Windsor. two years ago last
December, he boarded with her but
at the expiration Of that time he on
tered the Cooper home as boarder.