The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

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ora,ed: receod that she did yicsedl7 and feouousy
sdmr kered, or caused 10 be administered, arsenic, by
which he murdered" or course, tie possession Of
poison by the prisoner the nrsi ihns be proved and
h absolutely necessary. 6cnuerisn L voa,d be tne
moot defective proois q poisoning this Because par
son may possess poison, and another person die Of tue
h~De KIND Of poison, without tho iz-t psr.on sho p.
Eeeseo having administered II caused Il To be I'D
mhftefed or ever without tbs eead or paonet pes,nn
having dlee or eeen c"sopsa oy sssns INC same pscs
been poison OF the sane sind procured or Cd
miphtered Otherwise. There mus. oa @o i've prtves
Mr. jenkins, q most ascurss ~.tnsss rs DO s1Eot ted
says The deceased ELSgclar 1as I'll eg1 Or ten dsys
before he frat taken seosy III on tho I'D Or ga Feb
ruary-shst you'd be tie lah tebFaa y-ana NJ ai.laT
spesks OF BE haSng been III tnen. Yea, hai, Il pro ed
most important bo~ ,gapst tie pr 'secusor hrtt
change Then resarSs the seoopd charge Miss Ferry
esvs thai be had a ee,rg sh the prisorer 10Th
February He Une Deaa OF fisuHy) took leave to say,
w.s not until The Of ProcurAor Foal by most
srrsntRble iEeI ference sp1ge OF meenag mat
DAY resdi from he pooketb1ok diary Of the de-
oss.ed which lad beAn rejected by the Court Let us
lenk a, probahty OF a,h Of sEs perys ttse-
vept Mrs Jenk.n, Nss much alarmed by u ingsIi-rs
nrst ipsss and LApgeEe-, she said, suffered n,snse
E Yet on tho nest Day the IN, PEI the ps'soo L Of
ma hatcher he got the largest piece CT beef he nsd ever
Used and afterwards ste herrpg and veGatao oe, Nth
esser edibes. That is clear evidence tbst the date
- NOT rs the pryecutor rays But, suppose tae dat.
That, he understood, was the position taken L,s
esybed friend and be wcs going 10 ask them In
consider very carefully u il q, al proved Ee
held Mat had not oeen proved that the prisoner had
nstetio then or bad procured arsenic al that une II
Der purchcse arsenic subseQ
soca.inns (. heiy thatsne would be less loose open
secret Ia her procuring OF srreDc' We Toud esther
expect the revtrse The suggestion Is more than iucredi
Bic. he thought dispoved oy the eviience OF the
prosecutor himself. He sent his myrmidoss If the la
ihrougn ihe whole If Ga.gow 10 evidence Of
such urchsse poocuring Of senic; and had been
possible 10 prove It. douhtIess II would have boeu
proved. There Is not title vestige Of ydence t6st
any such purchase was MADE previous l9h. There
rore with the greatest conf ence, he asked verdi o,
seqn,fisl the rt charge Of sdmnaerug srsenio oa
the night OF the 1911 FeDruary They we're bound 10
shsOu ~ u0tl 1r I'M
that he III from the efectA CT arseuc on the morn
ing Of tho 2oto If so. the conclusion is inevitably
IRRESISTIBLE the symptoms the effects o. arseaicel
pob o. that hEt received from other hands
than hat Of the prisoner Thea ifbe NOT III In
secu Of as6ncs poisoning on the 10th uay the
whole theory OF the proseo fell TO ,be ground-hs
theory o. successive administration Of poisoning de
sroyed He rave his learned friend the option of being
fnised o. the other OF the horns or that c.lem
60 much for the first charge.
AL interval took place for o few minutes ct quarter
past eleven O'Clock
The Csur, resumed and the Dean Of Faculty rising
proceed said that before proceeding be wished TO
let er " hich DO hal mentioned proving tia
meeting which the Lord Advocate rad assumed WIS
meeting in the hou,e only meeting at the ~iniow
He Fay that before ding the sposs of
the scond charge hs ~nhed folio h with g-er
precision and PARTICULAR with regard 70 certain daes.
TIE drst araet purchased BY the sousr az proved vas
from Mcrdoch chop in SauchebGu street 2ist Fsoru
AIRY. Murdoch was Der sthers family drug ys and the
nsenc was put down TO her shers sccoaUt n TIE book
On tie 22d lie sad that LAngeher had sdulius
tered 10 him. win how much Of truth they would after
wards zee. BE would not lose sight OF that assumption
the prosecutor to meeting bet Feeo ae d. ceased
and the prisoner BE NJ for eight ten days STEER
she I'D and s no. pretended that there was any meet
ing curing that iIness. This brnsR down TO the y
March In abort, there " not from I'D February tl the
be e wols GO oys s 81, be noh he
right On the etn The prisoner goes VITA her aniy
~ the Bridge Of Allan AID remains I'll the l'h; aad 10
fore ths goes che ouvs, In the company Of
Mis- Buchanan, her seconN parce OF arsenic,
taking about the purcdae freely to Ms. Bacisnau
and the Two men Of the shop On the CD SIZE
socs re she Bridge OF Allan aud bArgtsr remains in
Slvgow In the 10Th, When he goes 70 Ediaourg, re-
tnrnue from there On The Ill., and the 49,, is Ia his
lodgings all hat day ard not out at Night according to
Mrs. Jerkns III the JrrDg he goes egau 10 EtrDurg
from thai 10 the BRUCE Of Allan not returning from here
20 Gltfsow until The night preceding his DEATH or tie
moving Of the % February. Then tae prsoncr easas
from the dge OF Allan on the 18TH ead 90 the 18Th she
buys her third parcel OF arseDic, al sir. william Currle's
cpeoy before. Well, uoloss these so persons met
che 21d, there ing after she purchased any
February or on the 29d March there meeting
81 ~toh the cout have administered, or have Intended
evidence Of contact between them unless on one or
other OF ihlse SuBdays-he 22d Febsusry or toe I'D
sneh-if they did indeed meet thea We will see
sbout that Afterwards Mrs. Jenkins says the 2lst
Aner that celebrated dinner to which we referred
the 2cih, be stated TO her that he cid not mean 10
leave the bouse that day. Sne (Mrs Jenkins) said
sLe did Dot recolect that he oid 20 ouL Did they
mink that ust particularly accurate woman would
po have recoiected T. be had goce oui Contrary 10
10 dec AIRED Announcement, to her on the pre- yious ay
Hov did he get in usually f-ther by PASS key, which
heso' from Mr., Jenkins, or ,s N sy hon,ear L,S,a:
sst q 1om her; not admiaet by Monsieur Tna.u.
He Was let Ill MI eight in the morning; and t'ere Is
ev1s thai he came home III, or came home al all,
ara was ~ when be came home. There vas no evi
oeooe uness Ashamed S0o forced u,e OF letter No Ill
rr,soer spess. Of her sorrow al bearing ihs be was ii
ben" Gu old look bad on Sundsy night or A,nisy
morning" That Is the passage oy which the Lord Al
vocAie prcposcd 20 prove her meeting with hin the
ed February, occaufe he sought 10 show thai that
leyier written on wednesday the 26,n February. II
be any Weape.day-,bete IL no evidence Interval or
otherwbe, 10 Ok It's date There apparent conflict
Of evidence, bu, no real conflict the letter 1. found
envelope. frt m VIII Oh II l. thorght como lgh. may be
ttro~n on H. You are as unde tanf ash I'd 70 convici
o prisoner Of murder the evidence o. env lope the
posua being iegibls. There Is, u II ssid letter
Ia the making, far ss ne decipse q by the
clerk OF the Post Office. and efore, mas be Febru
nv Zoe, that provo February 20 be the dseY Doe, nx
that The pTikontr sdmnbtied poison 10 1h' deeea.ed
lbss certain envelope RE Impressed which The PJs
once clerk ,aid Indicated February therefore ~s'
9Th Febru,ry. The deceased never over the doJy
hat srnday nwood he mainess to convict person
Of cspta crtne such evidence The wan; OF opp0r
funy proved pat, end to The charge altogether OF
the sdmnistr Of poison. BE would proceed 70
pull 10 pieces the web OF sophtry by which b.. learned
friend Proposed 10 prove this act OF acts Of m irder On
The 2h March, II n perfectly true, LA,golisr comes 10
GSgov In peculiar circumstances, and he (the DEAN
cerable length while ne detailed these olrcnmsacces
be ven, TO EdiSbGrg the 10Th, and from there 10
Bridge Of Allan On the Z2d March he expected a letter
before be went but did no, como BE (he Dean OF Ia
Guilty tuspec ec tia, he went 70 Ednourg In expectation
70 receive the letter there There he received ter,
and be went the Bridge Of Allan, where he received
letter from the prisoner, dated wednesday, the 18th,
posted 10 Mrs. jenkins the morning OF Thursday,
Fcschng Der during the forenoon and cent In ano her
velope by Mr. Tusn 10 Langeler q, Stirling, under In
sucuops ef by The deceased where received BY him
on Friday He did 70 town In answer 10 that kt
TER showing evidently point OF great i'm 2oranoe, that he
seems have thought useless 70 60 70 see her unless
appointment uyst IL made. Most unfortuoAiey that
letter cst sne iis presumed envelope rs also the Pre
sumed envelope n which Thuau enclosed u, are pro-
ouced The letter itself cannot be fo1nd. Bu, 10 Mss
Perry be says "The letter came too late, 20 we are boh
dsspponfed" This proves u contents 30 far snd he (he
DEAN could 20, help thinking tha the Cro~n we're
sponsibe for the los OF that leor by having taken pos
session Of the tourists bag, In which these envelope
without tie letters. were found They werAbe FOR
that loss The nex stage H. that aoohor letter Tor SaTded
70 MS jenkins, and hearing the poetmark on 81 urdsy
zlr march which was dnspat shed Again by Monsieur
Inasu Ine letter says 'Wny, my beloved, did you NOT
come 70 ne o. bel 1vet, waited and waited for you,
you came not viii wall again 10 morrow night,
esne hour ard avrangcmc1L" When did wait befJre'
on thursday evening as proved oo1cusvey by Mss Per-
", IN answer 10 prey1us sypolniment Tnen u