Stratford Times, 1 Oct 1890, p. 7

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ron: it Ihave reat more than I hove w Mies Hay Detective My ve Thare. hice pce Hac Tene kaon «! hat explans tions 5 a an give to tae Jury of these new things. ve --I never Mr. Bal. % was ached commerningy the z examination. war Q~ Were No Pa » ates meet aud hed te p tia ris 5 the jail. I taken aioutid to see the soneag i) were Jon stairs. Ree ian BAD. . Tat 'the wou vail: taay for w Mr. cms They looked like yeang men, » etatthcr then that 'in the wicter, tu not #0 facim the summer. Bewett pubs bury im the road cad waked me if 1 could see the boy Lom my window at the ppt 4ndicated. | sae--tim remember the week when that body «Wa fous Pid ot see atngers about that werk. Wae ip the woods chopping most of the tire or the Tuesday I beard two shots Gred. I saw two men coming alene wa men ootme ont and walked west. When hupters ire rene gins otter, it o tie tr task, 5 pears a © hatiters. in tine cot ke ve wes tbe ' " t ter 1 I 'knew _hinw previo rgbraoers ! io the rom aa Bonet i Aaa Ae w that the m4 afier i ott th ott in dock is the nian who waa at '= own the rosd. : tion on ths! i fr Ns n° Fi tine 7 a'viock a think-I sid 4 wae a dark ost ght, a tesa ty me jai at kKoow how er----3t was getticg fark. I often pedis a+ sale assert i ayic thing ge b¥.7 to Rabba. vi atthe Wee ltovk races, ot aman looking ?~ be Bitar stock Q= How do ve ses the x like Birekali. (date? A iirained Mondsy wht end ' . B. Joves --Live st Drumiz, Lived Tue ake + ght waee nice sight. at Eastwo a l7th of Feb ~ ian Join Fredentiurg--1 was a witness io raat ~threre wrens ihn) said was Lord Setoerset. i thie case at Princeton. Liive in Eienietm, ; waa leiwees Ail past two ara t 'Pref ict. TCR abAt Wile trom car pisre Alice Bah was ier ar sip } to where thet me wasfound. I rememde outlay ijth was beret | t ail onthe Governers road. - 1 was Sats 4 ii age two men who Oo were going going east as well. I overtook them Thad never He was stand with another man in the | seen them before. They siked me if they corridor, QF Ever vaw him since, A-- could ride and I said they could, This Piper rpeedyiernck hem surs,.that is the i was on the 17th I carri¢d them abouts A ~Yeu, Q--No doubt: abootit. (mile pact Wi Nien ie ov a He the siightes --Poiat him out, | then ge helmeiethe tide em a niaided toward Birchall. alked « as { raw them going veh. fixed the date owing ext enti Cisaeie wend. They had Spent cctiing er that-day QS Tht het-ae Eee tiga you tel hen the other agent tte pi Nei ither of thove men were Mr, Birchal think I went to jail in} Could not say for" certair, bat | Cannot give ins Smith, Miss i 4.--No! Mare' OY ihary Swarzie --leaw the prisoner at . son the AF ig the sfp-, tion, Saw him since and see him now in He had no very 2 cs ieties and his seers were ves up. [saw him inen ai the "To Biscketosk: os said T° thought "hist _Wourers were tight. I did not see Detec- a eheainndocnith- Se ptiscn- He spoke to once. He said to Birchall took this way. There were 4 the prisoner in the corridor, .--L am a brakesman on the with the ear and 11 months. I was on No. é the 17th of Feb. inst. ciety Jury sbat-connections you made A. --We left Weodsteck at2 29 at 338, Hamilton 5.35, and arrived at Nisgare "Falls at aa ae 10. That i We were 8 minutes late at oodstock ; <3 nai in oy ET Paris; Ham- > eve 5, arrived at Nig «ra Falls 14 minutes Q.-- Did you see the ticket Bloc astock. sisoner pearly reed, day in the street since he cai ere. | d before im tls mat- 1,30) mila! ter My avetog re run is about r wees. in my e€xanrustiona isgara Palle that I gg 5 -- at Eastwood. Mr, Osler.--I saw him before the 17th h -. Ww Woote: ack. lepeke ,to him on the j ally paiese---L told Mr, Ha: + po notwed Birckall on | To Osler--I was teaming there about 6 or7 days. They sot ctf about half a mile pact Mr Ferg ajone. One o em as bslec--That's unt a ve th fam corry to say. One of them Thad 4 jite grey hair you eaid before. And ene je aged mau. Wit it was 10 o'clock. James Atkinson-- 'wo yeung Men came a atayed until about quainted witn one of them Kobert Cal wert: other. man's name was. was-Haker. 1 am not aware bony they badany parti- bj . : or rshey ck ERRSreere cedure bei received from + of a beviee bakers ! i t & nen meg 0 eo deeb Be ack if i" ie a the bia biood ex ee re ete i d mafic tedd P ac q ere ite ath. or mit en i To 'Osler Caldwell 'sg mother lives tn the f (ya. -t trates hich fone ceo iagty oe vill a page oO get On a spree. as tb tion tieh as to whe the ecend wae i H = t a bad m ¥ «lor after death: Me. ©. eis nota ise. emt ty q i. : To Blackstock -- "Don't yon know he was Silaees aeeersl fines if 1, war net bp the teary: 2 co lor of a bruise that be jadged ite ag: but "+ tried for robbery. W--He dag never con- | x. arn meted nat the cole Rene rainy anus a) victed. I believe th>y had the wrorg man. | cowidered. 1! th iat oe Adam Oliver--I reside cheat four miles - A : ia band po ' ea me t from where the body was found Two | poo \ ios rupaited would covet a0 Wi; po nen routed me cut of bed on a Tuesday or - tit Weenesdav night. They said they want- Set aria). blood in a edto go to Princeton to buy horses. I { soma - - the have oan through 'ae siege 'or tWwen > U nee I have f. ee It has rb rey there is To Osler--Keads a witheises former evi- denee Statiior that the two men were on the spre You never pete he men, did not = paucigniie their years. A ni It might hate + breete Mb c Thurs nilrew Your i ania rarier aT tive hatt- a tnile from Princeton. eard soine strangers about our house on Thee ¥ morning. Iw in bed they rapped at the I asked who was " Sk repaie a atrangoes, Saw tracks. To T remember It was Thursday, ast ) in iad been out ot beret gary tern the night The t fs. Don t think boots of 'dneonie thas i had seus 3. "To Oster--Hew..tracks on Saturday. Anil was satinfiedsthat those tracks had he qhing te do with the case or we wouki not have brow azht tu tlie weict She ae wedid. We =e tras sks lending > pee ha the "Youn: bemby Cahiweii wx i} saw armed . iia. He soetuied to be ons -I eft gaged ou the ns ) Feb. Saw one get ihe fi nt acd beng tke at Woodstock. org belicve 't noticed the ; sie --. ¢ ave fy er to the jury. jo. wad t you a Mey Dir. Mearne--- Nz. Osler, in qaestioning prisoner cn train. Q Have youany may io | nigh, ruled oat otbers Rearas--- Hr, Onier. im qaeeticiing t o. There were oniy a hiected to the obi " need : . aim that dsy Fire: | s } knows the picgecibhen is se aera fon : ai i. * paschen, + Rice: x, a bee se is the exsoking "car f+ Mr. iin some books. Think he jd bought "A Tremp abroad" and some cigars. | The book was sehi betaedén Paris and | 'Hemiiten Beats. ore ' WAS Flltio we an-bour. Prsceer got olfat Niwgara Patia | He told me his pame was Smith. -tHe said | ence ito meet a brother at Niagara -- He wre dark cluth«s: and e@ dark Hie wore shoes seuicentis F His panta were turned ays at) He hed a emal He sal it was ep = | Lj be bettors George Cramb--Tickes agent at Nisgars | Falls, test.ligd as to stamp used at the' pot at Niagara Fslis, stumps of om sites produced, ehowing two | oat 2 been sold on tha lith of Feb for d To Mathstock---Ones and a while an em- comes in the office. ir, Osler--That's the case my Lord for the Crown.- THE DEFENCE. « Court resumed at 20'clock. Mr. Black~ | r the defence + war not in this country at the time, efnie # Fvore he was in the ee fatter end of October "1888. i hitim ftrait-after leaving | 7 tilt > 6 ; _ Sears past. ' Aiddwee ist swor | deccasod | He ~ Tetags fy if + Laey tom wernete rad no lage were U a if there were * tracks were bot be sk eny thing « else i iying theee a two men an The walking ' Osler --H what track a3 tortie. : aiter e Was le crusts we inches, a a karnoogeht? vact bean Tuecde, -What is your position at know Sua ud La £ {any sack trail. TS Ovler--i i= t no been sf unting mmuck for Jobu Statile--Know vere body was j found. Have been angeretin | themifor the pest X ee of janes: ease af any see the last = oe eee er. If the been de not cut mito, the knife pasid through a comer ¢ - nok wounds. were inti x er ound wus « t tals fhe ward Seige and 'Sead et tribe epos an unerin OM but that there was.no paacananis cae, ie. Charti of Toronto, ca in of a beatthes young han shying < death it ditiealt to ta « bruise on a dead bo inflicted before or after death t sen nu mu by_Mr. Upon exkni ation Of a whether t bruise were, © ' be great test o bern 'ieffieted after death ange of the coke © wy hiee of livid without warginal a At the bruises were ty # of ee bb Ay ju ieases of a gud 3 judging it A --Of course, joe --Yes old not inflict it , be 'th is > beth at Teja aaa ante in is is yore =o drath or im- --And you bed would be able to sae ot it ateelf to whom by but 1 im thie cae had ¢ e la was torwar re sci ith sitn k--- how, | Furnace Work a specialty. t an pears pa a iw ast Metigeen say o be temetiberet the dat ey the 15th of Soeur. | 12 celoek A. SMITH -- ' iB: as vw largest and best dis splay of ANT a ate aoe Has again BUCK'S STOVES ans He aout S _ FURNACES. 35,000 Happy Thought Ranges P - rs c. in Can- " fete ccc: the de- u its pew and = d i= creasing. 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Steam and Gas Fitting and Hot Aur ? lines Witter bd Ce al 4 har in because be had beeg anxious bee «xo toa au at furth > Birchall at Weoucotls comet, put the Sroct, going | east ar he nodded te the pris Tt was sbeout | Ms Metjacen said he He roerely nodded to*hin | ¢xaminat ion. nm 'Direball well. ack solicitor tev {that | it was bee Thi wed Blacks ok, ie the case for prisoner, nih ie-aeneption aioe - hoes wit- | wo! take. © as to the delivery ofa) Mahon sald that the case must go to | ight haves reply to | idence y Mr Blackstock, wat he though itt aalate brie! 'ron dct Wwe ered thatthe evidence Good News. New Premiums Free. 2 ae Serr: ptr Judge. 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