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VOL. 3

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE NO, 9,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ! MONDAY, . a RL | 1 oth, _ 1878.

Trains Going West.

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Dorcnesrer, Ang. 13.

Mr. Palmer asked this morning for Annie Parker to attend court to-day.

Alexander ‘Tait testified he has known the Osborne’s since they kept the Waverly ; he was there on the 12th of October ; saw the tree men, but observed nothing particu- lar ; he was in again after the same night, and in the morning he was again there with Mr. Waugh, and the floor had not been scrubbed; when he went in again through the day the bar room and hall floor had heen thoroughly scrubbed ; he had been in there all times of the day and never saw the Osborne’s intoxicated, or heard them swear; he saw Eliza and Mrs. Osborne taste wine; he parted inen who were fighting there when blood was spilt on the Hoor ; the bar-room door was not nailed up, but sometimes bolted ; he saw no box but a cigar box on the shelf; he enquired for something to drive a nail there once, and they got him a poor, loose hammer.

To Dr. Tuck—He went into the Waverly House for different purposes; he saw the bar-room door bolted ; he was in Callant’s on the 12th, and it had been serubbed ; the row at the Waverly was in October ; Weld- on’s house was scrubbed on the 13th ; he knows because Saturday was a general scrubbing day.

once,

‘'o Mr, Palmer—He knew the dates on account of Nickerson’s funeral being on the 12th.

To a Juror—He knew of the floor being scrubbed before and after 13th.

D. Gustavus McLauchlin, Police Magis- trate of Bathurst, was sworn and identified Annie Parker as a girl who came to his office and wished to swear a child on Alex. Fergu son. He told her to call the next day and she did so, calling herself Parker; the boys called her Pelkie; hecould not conscientious- ly take her oath; he knew her repute, as re- gards veracity and chastity, to be as bad as could be.

Mr. Palmer then put in the paper of same complaint to Dr. Bishop.

Dr. Tuck objects to the papers as they do not prove it was Annie Parker but Pelkie.

Witness knows no other girl there by that name ; he saw these papers in the clerk’s oftice; this was during 1876; he is positive this is the girl.

Mrs. Monique Haafil, Bathurst, sworn : She could not talk English, and Mr. Rich- ard, law student, was sworn as interpretor. She identified Annie Parker, and said she stopped at our house four months, and was delivered of a male child while there. The overseers of the poor,hired witness and paid her for keeping Annie, who called herself Pelkie (or Peltier) and said her father lived at Nouvelle. Witness then pointed her out among the audience of ladies in the Court House.

Win. H. Brown, of Campbellton, was sworn : He was at Gordon’s, Campbellton, when Annie Parker lived there. No such powder was kept there as was described by Parker. There was a certain powder there got by the boarders to mix in a refreshing drink, but it was not kept where the liquor was.

Daniel Delaney, hotel keeper at Dalhou- sie, was next sworn: He identified Annie Parker as the girl he saw discharged from Mofiatt’s for stealing the mittens belonging to the house and selling them. He knew her father well. There could be no mistake regarding her identity. |

Blair Botsford, Sheriff of Westmorland, was sworn: He detailed his taking Annie Parker's solemn declaration before Edward McCarthy, giving particulars as near as pos- sible. He identified the stone produced and said he did not notice the lime spots upon it before. He looked upon it for hair and mortar when found, but found none. He told Nickerson (McCarthy’s cousin) to keep a sharp look out and communicate to him when he found out anything. The Sheriff then gave the particulars of a case when he in company with his wife, through a mis- take, went some 150 yards in the wrong di- rection after leaving the train.* He first saw Mr. Osborne in Pugwash, and recom- mended him to his brother Judge Botsford, where he remained sometime. Mrs. Os- borne lived there, too; he must have seen her, but has no recollection, He always thought a good deal of John and found him honest. He had never heard anything against him up to this difficulty.

Sheriff Botsford stood aside and James Friar, of Shediac, took the stand. He lives a mile and a quarter from the station; he and his father are the only family of the name in Shediac, and they both live in the same house. No person ever came to his house during October in the night to stop. He doesn’t know whether he was home or

by his day-book when he went home, or

and that probably he would have to bring

‘testified that he with others connected were

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not all through October, but it was an unu- saalfthing for him to be away. Mr. Palmer directed witness to ascertain

whether he was home on the 12th or not,

Mrs. Friar here if the day-book failed to show.

The next witness was Jacob _Wortman, Stipendiary Magistrate, of Moncton, before whom the prisoners were examined. He

particular in taking down Annie Parker's deposition, and it was carefully read to her after it was taken. He could not be mis-

mony that she scraped the floor with a) knife, and that the wagon Harry used had | rungs in it, and he was impressed, she said, the coat sleeves were cut.

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mony was read to her after the examina- tion of the prisoners, and he had coneluded to commit them. Dr. Tuck read several statements in the deposition he could posi- tively remember.

To Mr. Palmer--The evidence was read along as taken down. He had lived twenty- five years in Moncton, and knew no harm of the Osbornes.

Dr. Fleming, of Sackville, said he ana- lysed about a gill of water given him by Lawyer Holstead, of the defence, and found iron in it.

To Dr. Tuck-—Witness said two thousand gallons of water would not contain as much iron as he found on the shirt. He had tested the shirt-collar and tie and found evidences of blood,

To Mr. Palmer blood clot.

Silas Rand, Moncton, said he had a bet with Mr. Linkletter, of a bottle of brandy against a firkin of butter, regarding the truth of Parker’s statement. He did not calculate it for a joke.

Moses Jonah, policeman, of Moncton, said Annie Parker told him that McCarthy’s coat sleeves were actually cut. He cau- tioned her about telling the truth. and she hung her head down.

[ron would not make

Necond Despatch.

Alexander Waugh testified to being in Osborne’s bar-room the 13th October, with Tait, and got a drink. He was looking for something to clean his pipe, and saw the bar-room floor was in a very dirty state. He knows it was the13th, by Nickerson’s funeral.

To Dr. Tuck—Witness thinks he is pretty straight now in regard to sobriety.

Dr. Tuck remarked that the witness had given quite an exciting evidence, for which compliment the witness thanked Dr. Tuck kindly, and left the stand.

Sheriff Botsford was recalled and cross- examined by Dr. Tuck. There might have been material on the stone, he said, when he saw it that would make those spots. He told Osborne in the jail that the body was found. He (Osborne) said he did not believe it, but if so his things were on him. John Osborne told him, when he took their statement, that he did not recollect of a hatchet being about the house till the one pawned.

Re-examined—The witness said Osborne’s gave statements freely, and had no chance tp post each other, Eliza gave particulars about the way she came by the paper and silver money. He took good care and did not let her know what Annie Parker had said about it.

Agnes Buchanan, Shediac, was the next witness; she testified to seeing the bed-stead with cord on it in the room after the Grat- tans left the Waverly. Nickerson’s funeral was on the 12th; she knew because she had arranged to go and was prevented by the rain. She was at Osborne’s that night and saw the tree men. She went in the outside bar-room door to get some cents from for the little boy. She came again about six o’clock nex morning, before they were up. She saw Mrs. Osborne make a fire and Annie Parker come down the back stairs. Witness went into the bar-room to get some money to buy bread with (she was sewing for the Osbornes) and saw the floor was not scrubbed. This was Saturday morning, 13th October. Osborne was just getting round. She has often seen them sweep dirt out of the outside door of the bar-room. She never saw that fastened. Annie Parker asked her to make her a wedding dress. She then told about seeing Annie coming in with more money than she took ont. She next saw her at Cook’s Brook. She had a flask of liquor out of which she saw her drink. She also showed her money and told her Mrs. McCarthy was going to keep her a lady if she would say that the Osborne’s Billed McCarthy and she did not care how she lied if she got well paid.

Cross-examined by Dr. Tuck—My age is 56; | am unmarried.

The Doctor then proposed a number of questions regarding the children witness had and whose they were, but she declined answering any but those bearing on the case. His Honor said she would have to answer all, even though unpleasant. She then said she had two children, the last still-born. An inquest was held over it, but she was not charged with killing it. She was the only person who gave evidence at the inquest. She used to be at the Os- borne’s every week in October and Novem- ber, and sometimes every day.

Hon. Mr. Hanington has not yet re- covered,

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