Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-23
TRIAL
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" ~, y hour OF Inc
N sclocS' the status of Henry
osns gu the moment .o the s defense ofs
Y up MS Uses :, to prove that he has has
"a dtne;sstfTr from epilepsy, did not
offered Ina hat. constantly used
u del and did not have a gold
\. ss sss.s su Witnesses, on the open,
~.,b stare the trial, had testified
10y OF an willie Stevens at
4 hey S n J.. inquiring the way
nsis ld, q. . Ne House, early on the
b PatA. .be killing. They had
a,,rs o. s a derby hat, no eye,
s1s w. wS'i had gold watch and
~ . snu from epilepsy. ,o .
q a1ef, mo day, a movement was
! designed to 1nlpe nickman
ssn'n !,. oa trooper, who testified
lot s.a as Maid by the late Aza-
d b was then prosecutor OF
y .,nty. TO leave tiio a.
j. san MINT several months in IN
DO ., sp Ihe Hall-Mills case. AN
sSsalips .ha office of the adJutant
%, ~ " the army came WIN
essl " " Dickman's army service
s's w., ., If bernard j. McLaugh-
q ia! y ,he defense will attempt
= 1alv was 81 a name used by Dick
s'''ss sSn n expert from the
- waved the army man to tes-
~ l0.V sngerprints on the enlist
4, re- record of Dickman ana NC
9th. = are the same. .,os
ID nA Vas the forerunner of more
s' ls.si testimony tomorrow when
d'aa ~ 10 called as one of the de-
y W. ,r :. to combat persistent
Es ,aontention that the print OF
~ Stsyens' finger appears on a
IL, N card of the Rev. Mr.. Han,
+-'i near his BODY. r., ,,,o
y" ,or the Stevens family, had
~ ~ ~ TO preparing supper for
s-'' stevens on the night of the
FI md of seeing him the fol-
guy ~ Sav Mrs. Maize Apologize
N-i ~, The stand. She grew angry
~ ,asctal Prosecutor Alexander
sn under his cross eXamina-
y. Mrs, Applegate is the wife OF
= ~, applegate. who caught a o.
-. II bmefsh which, according to
/. i,iv of Henry Stevens, he
'.,.s on the night of September
y Tvs Ms. Apologize said she saw the
,,sing and with her husband left
S.s.rs on the beach latter ten
tad1s' a.. .o.,h
~ ,rreed with his wife that Ste
:, WAS there when they left the
. 81 scene for home. The Spe-
|. ~ srosecutor subjected Apologize
,,s of his most searching cross
sn-irations of the trial. Statements
,--Arted 10 the witness in previous
,~nnnces were quoted by Simp-
m but Apologize insisted that his
nm today was the correct version.
HMard Price said he saw Henry
s.as at 9:55 o'clock in front of
Is hruse.
Ms Sarah Wilson and her daugh-
W Elaine. told of a conversation
Vii Henry Stevens on the porch of
hi, home about 1890 o'clock on
b. light of September IA while an
ths laughter, Alice, heard Stevens
as from her room upstairs. All
hire said he drove them the next
avto Point Pleasant to take a train
b Jersey City and the husband and
,Ag. Charles S. Wilson, told OF
ns.tng his family at their destina-
im
ltation was turned to testimony
lin. Anna Hoag, states witness,
bit Henry Stevens was at the Phil
4armhouse about two years after
II Staying. Mrs. Emma Holzlohner
I'd her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Teg-
~ testified that they were present
ra Mrs. Hoag saw the visitor.
Henry Stevens stood up for inspec-
.a,nd both witnesses said he was
m The man who appeared at the
faAouse inquiring the way to
Hiran.
a.hrst witness introduced when
MNhillie Stevens phase of the case
'UaSen up was DR.. " H. S. De-
aM- clergyman-educator, who
's1M briefly that he is a trustee
eM Parker Home for Incurables,
examination laying stress on the
sa7M name Of the institution and
@act that it Is not a home eXclu-
Nsl for the aged.
W lawrence Runyou, Willie Ste
~ physician at New Brunswick,
mat the defendant never suf-
sa from epilepsy and does not
a \. The physi Ian said that he
y aot know what epilepsy" is,
Wy saded you don't, either" to the
fasrutor.
a. ass@erlng question as to
W. s4ss intelligence, the physician
~ he is brighter than a lot of
sS and his reading has
s4ped him to make a fool of a
~, wv people" although he had not
\ .-seo school a great deal. Later
u@mervllle Jail warden, James
!, I.or, said that the defendant
n. aaa no epileptic fit and had
s. T.. noticeable stammering since
s ,ss Oeen In jail. John j. Kline,
= imam testified to the same eff
"a, n u regard to frequent visits
NJ s ~ stevens to a New Bruins
s,,. :. Lyons and r. T. Parker.
N , y IN a clothing concern at
NM, 'ansWlck at the time of the
M w, ssslined as to their dealings
MAJ NJ WINE. Lyons said that he
snis,, -. iin uefby nat, the de-
n ~, a,l preferring the black soft
s M saa Parker told of frequent
Jrs aIsslons from Stevens to have
s,r,.ss cleaned which had to be
s T@a' This angle was stressed on
Id I A. OF testimony from an err
nm. wy ~ who took clothing from
n s.s slevens with spots on It" to
1. S sia after the discovery of
d., uies Of the minister and choir
Ns,is sas =, testimony of Thomas A.
se.,,l ' Chief clerk to the adiutant
b bid ~ the army, the foundation
ID l.sr ~ lor an attack on Henry L,
%Ss sa J. who, when he told Of &C C..
d y a. bride to leave the state,
q, s,h interviewing Henry Stevens
h. Ds mn pier at Layallette he
u NJ me birthday anniversary
h , NJ lincoln and Washington in
I'D united ~ tied that he had been con-
"a u y, desertion from the army,
Y ss. brought out in testimony IF