The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-20

LEANS, SUNDAY MORNING MARCH on 1o7o


prisoner himself maintained a dono.,, :
1eetiy tranquil. He was rather moved w f.
stones famiIw h described the grief of job
Mr nn ev,ncea no emotion Whatever
\ Chi Admiral Seymour" said Mr. G.
,v 5000 weaeheI, beaten man, somewhat stat
ADMIRAL, do You know why Won have ha,
| asked to como hcre p, w." "'o "ee
NO, sir, d.snot, and think it wonld Inv
| IT,; In more civi to have told me. know no
! name" VI any ono OF tia
No one han %the civility to ask va, vr,,,
yo, were going TO sayr' Ia
les gentleman came from the crowr
office; told hin him he knew about as o m"cI
~ believe yoa left Belfast by the st.,, -
NJ salea q, on the night of Sunday, the 2atL
81 did,
With You Ieceiiect conversation Won had
WIZ ae yoang geatle%an about volcanoes
very intelligent fellow. and " wa III ne was
gether,most all hight." we ''''Aeu Co
were yon fellow passengers nm the furao
to Glasgow ~ ~ 'ne Clyde
We were"
usrn did yol arrive in Glasgow
3. H W1 one O'Clock in the afternoon.v
Itn neEe h dld y-n part from him ~
m, s.a nitn q the Western Club, of which
ana am member, and gave him lunch and We
60 the prisoner): "Staud nm. ;f vor ,,,
mat the maa !" ~" pie"se' |
:. !" Have you auy doubt of that,
J" None whatever"
The crown rose TO cross.exam;n.
III, mere rrst l,e some mistake, admiral. Look
,oald E1sx Eak s6y WSsr seas' Is she max
6. Ny you ever see any one like him %
nre os maj remember. But, since you are
me Judge said there could be NO obiection ~ ,
~ ~, ana Ioid the prisoner to address q remark
An, admiral, do you recollect what hannened
zed the prisoner. I I
ne f,r .e eh was plainly a divertinp
was the 'es sa arai laughed outright and said r.
y, strange as it was, the jury seemed to think a
Goo..And the admiral was allowed tn rat;ra 4,
.hout further Question. ~
md Uil M xsss Bridget Malone ~ said Mr. C.
. yeu im n court, accompanied by her mother
; lou are the daughter of Mr.. Malone tba
ker of Belfast 2" 1A"ione' 1ne
Yes, am" A.,
do you remember travelling to R.,f.s+ H.. ~,
&C coach from Waterford on the 23d Of .Tanny III
=! "a '"h"- tel
You travelled inside 9n ="
Yes, sir"
Had you any fellow Travellers ,v sue
es, sad Miss Bridget, with a smile mtbat gu.
er. " sue pointed To est
II the way'" 1 no,
ies" the
Vas he agreeable :, abs
1ery pleasant sir w gre
rave you ever seen or heard of him since p, i's
,st newsnaner nh;h r .iseneht IN the the
ana SO am here to-day" -
,nIy a few hours oncy = this
lid Won know ,I,,-e,, - conf
OF in the feast V" "eto "hneedT thos
on have no doubt it is heY" .he
g is not easily forgotten. sir said Tho pea pea
nnocent!y, but with blush. mn mn
Bopposite counsel. p'- chai
}, sir unless with bis ,ro. sunni
sirn S'' Aou KNOW sino
Nish did, said that functionary. "There a
othlng more tender between YOU sv ness
u you mistake altogether-we were very s nun"
urney was ovarD ~ 'oi1 'orEy When but |
SO was ~ interrupted the prisoner. and
8, that is his voice. If YOU make b;o, anu anu
'nt IN the Silly night my lord" said the n.s
. "' Sou would under Chris
al ask him to sing it aa said Mr.. c. ~ Dr9 fe1
ally said the Lord Advocate, this il t ~
with tba ay;dansS AAo vas Aatner renIer
said Mr.. c., T" it is. case of identify Ny
y OF voice may be as important as that W.
ute. 70 you wish Cunning to the wit o,c1,o-
oe confirmed in your opinion by hear wb;oi,
ave no doubt about him, but he SAYS it sstarn
'oner," said the judge YOU have heard ana a.,
as passed. Can you say any of the ~ ny. sNe
admired p,,,ro, 1911. with
sweetest Of ali 49,, 'uS sec1hd verse streets
aste and EXPRESSION. The witness lis p poIe
TN delight, and at the end exclaimed W. W. i,,is
sure OF IT.. Nobody said all but me de, fatInI
but himself" '1'' "o iathers
ID said so, and the evidence was ire s TO nne
after at the Western Club, the clerk NJ lor o
u oIhGo and the guard OF the mail Mi W.
, nis haylng been in Glasgow on Non liz "a
at evening H. ni. 'nS iGiS ny the tally i
own witnesses had said pnine o'cI1cL F Hom CIV
lhe. chain was complete, and ali IN CTS
1nceft was excluded by the fact that one p pre-
ne witnesses knew when they came ', loo
. b,e reason of their Icing Summoned tii mn
loohed Ike one of mistaken idcntity uo"E u
orange thing that the accnssi 49,, 80 "a
dehied that he the student in f f' " .
ana seemed from the first to ba fn,,,i ~ '''''N
all around him aiiaFti'it
wn bad no=ehoice but to abandon tho | va" zero
lysterv With ~" was acquitted; still MOI
WAC thiaA udu thrown After