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WITNESS CALLED(conUmMl from I«t pagelNiohm; «m m( the one worn at.t- Uktb Bid V me,_ ■(Wn'iyii, My mn Moody So mm wfcoooMBiltod the mwdtr, $i«Mnd bo thodoric oordoroy puts rittky true the ooee be eon on the— of Jsly.■lard—The ootdcooy paala I hen the rig ooaitt in; got them k beat Henftt; Kind gave me '^-UMab'aaaate; sat thin ekahhig in the , 'aahll'at thaai a Attacany Hall’s ofke: ' JMhet taegrfp; tfatae wmt three pairs of fNhaet 3 shirts; [this contained blood htotorj I mmfesd alt this clothing before ftlrft tin district attooiey’s office and wMimlj identify these as the same. Hm were several neo prwot at £be I anwtri the prisoners; Paol said the crime and toldwr to the camp aad m his e* we not where the pants were them downand says, “oh, be?'jhft»«htfeo«t”H. T. Halle district attorney, was hhsni. and his evidence was in oorrobora-4toa at that of Keller. Koitsob told me b the bine pants on the dgy of the 1 did not change them till he ■bop in therecalled to identied the doth-hfffSdaa Crider, which the bad taken .Asm the body, and the condition they were fa at the time.fVam examined—Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Half, Agnes Wilson aad other* were pte-■ ant when I took the clothing from the My: Ibid khem on the ground and Mr. laha hang them on the fence; this was in the afternoon after the faneral, the funeral was f Friday: I showed the clothing to V.^ariflecr Goerhrigou Saturday; can't my * •*—it was 8aaday or Monday I gave' Mm clothing to officer Keller. ’ Geo. V.Ve- . —. .ernes sworn—The necktie ofm—1 Koitseh was shown witness; heardI say in the jail the tie be wore that % mao net his* bat belonged to some ooe atoe; he tltowrii ssid be wee mistaken, •■i desired to make the oorrection, as H , Man the same one he wore.Eiyi t Testimony.Hr. Henry W. Csttell, the expert an-nHytfaal chemist of Philadelphia was called nt an txpert witness.I for the defense asked that swealth pat in writing whatthypegn to prove by this witness.made and accepted; the t np and Dr. Gattell took the —I live in Philadelphia*^am i old; am connected with the Uni* of Pennsylvania; senior coroner’s physician of Philadelphia: H. T. Hall de-fhnsed to ass various articles of clothing an Aug. 4th, at 11 o’clock in the morning: toe doctor showed bine trousers marked “E,” found some root on two of the fly ttoas aad suspend er buttons; also on i fly two staim, which had become in-t; from one of the spots tn examina-m made; the portion removed gave t of blood;.demonstrated to the jury ttest was made; all cases of this r come under my charge in my pssftior; exhibit “M.” the necktie showed tracesof blood; exhibt “N,M shirt Panl claims be wore on that day, contains on right wiisfhsiid a spot of blood, also s apst of blood on left sbonldcr, and other fats of blood similar to the others; exhibit **F,” stains on the fly of red material, ri^it be mistaken 'tor blood, bat is not, ;‘ Wt some other red substance (these were the pasts Koitsch charged Goshen with wearing,) exhibit “L” red stripped shirt of Kovtach contained stains which is not Wfi; exhibit “D” no blood stains; ex* Whit “J” showed considerable blood— these were the drawer* worn by Edna; exhibit “P” pants lining, taken from the paatolosf of Cnsben contained no blood; lbs Maine of the same material; articles marked 11 aad 13 were examined and hmi no blood on them; a piece of board wrf also examined and found no blood;I no blood on piece of carpet; (these r articles will be iu evidence later.) j ■••examined—The piece of carpet andII reorived from Mr. Keller yesterday , for analysis; I received other ar-rrocn Mr. Keller for which I gave re-ftot; receipt prod need in evidence; one •Itaole was a shirt which contained blood; ftwa neckties. one with blood, the other j ■I: will make no statement with regard to toe age of toe stains on the clothing.Imac Lebo recalled—Was asked to tell why he was iu Williamsport jail. He replied, fur selling hard cider.Anie Campbell sworn—Live at Haney-riOa; amhrisd in dresring Edna Crider after fraaer’s inquest; was present after the alsfhiag was removed; (identified the cloth-igg); pat water on tbe body to wash the mafotoeff; Mr*. Nolan, Mrs. Callahan and I Wilson were there; myself mod Mrs. i pooled tbe water on the body; I’t mj if tbe waist was torn at that time f it is now.Oooxt adjourned until 2 o’clock.
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Lock Haven Evening Express
Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jan 05, 1898
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