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oro1 Tint possibly prevented tho Deacon's re-
lcasJ under similar cir uustancCs.

op"1 thnt poss MY prevented tho Deacon's re-
lcasJ under similar cir uustanccs.
AN INDIGNANT FATHER AND HUSBAND
But tho release Of Mrs Chauplin rd tn m
important . ls'losurc. Her i'u-l and b'"umo n.
Sh"r.n y r lnil was n .c"piri and dinol ~, ia
table, she did not 20 near her zig il,lrrn. hut
or"nlv proclaimed tNat she intended ~ wit
him. Tho hus' nnl told the S'rr n md D'4-
tfi t Niorn" y TINT hs wit" had made partial
CONT ssinn TO him lcfor' tln cVuuiinNiin '. Sle
Hwnnl ioadnlt 'rYnnd 91id thnt IN the dav o' th'
burial sh" took small bottle roniainir,r wl o.
rowdcr ON the bottom IN liqnil on ,op ont VI
a lrnc' mort"c of the D'aoon's harm. SNr
said u WINS not tho Same hottie which the Dna"on
,,9l shown her ON q certain o"'Ysion at Mr..
powlrr, aud wos l0hcllrd strvrhn'rr. AIT
~" burial the d neon sat ON the sto'e Of her
nouf'; az, srnHi i YIN Ter ,ior the ~
hlrn. II wgs lrok"n in tho s'unl'. WiHsc
ndmssiona wor" mnl" IN th' rreorur' ~ Mrs.
to her that thc Dcnoon w!is IRVINE 10 eloyn tbc
Grim" on hor shoulders. Her counsel canie in
h"rmouth. The rcai"r should bear in mind
Nat g. = cvid'nrc e Clamrlin's dill not n"t
hriorn the court Tho husband urgrl his
md a rc1uistion was is.uod hy GOV.
Flr"h,ll For some unknown reason no
two %oes After Il. ssua G Es R %s " M
then In New York city Tho pnpnr- wrrr lrf in
his oni"c aud hr refused TO honor them until
an Indictment hul boon found. on the ground
TINT they had rnlon~'l her nfnr ttcy had oucn
haI hrr. By this time the Grand Jnry had met.
Col. trand"y informs mo ihyt they found no
indictments agninst her. hut mn assured That
two w'r' iounl; tn"ir numbers placed upon
the do kri, and the indi 'tmcnts Themselves
nigoon- hold Tloy nro slid io hive h"cn in
liclmnn'- for adultery and murder. whether
TINS is - or Mt. i Is certain that no effort To re-
arrest Mrs. thdmplin has been made.
THE TRIAL.
Smith was indicted on Juno 4 aud hs
trial for murder WIS hogun on tho fol-
lowing day. The foregoing narrative, with
tlmony The hommonlthi' phvsiciun Testified
that he gave the sick woman prescriptions ~
inocnc followed hythhtiDth solutions of nr-onie
Phosphorus mercury. and limo. Thn dofcnse
tried TO mukr point Of this admission. bat
Prof Collier s1id that the ihiricth solution
wcro million, times. stronger than tho
sample eNglnincd, would contain almost cNnct-
lythc HuuO.uO0th part of whnt was found in
lio d,ad womtn's liver he aldrd ihnt he
thought no ono cvcr used arsenic SO skilfully
without having used il before. This has cr,'-
aicd - suspicion that the Deacon poison i his
sisl"r-in-lnw and her mothcr, whose dcaihs
were similar 90 that of his wife The defence
put in evidence of good charactor. and left TIE
,.ase WIN "a jury DR.. Goldsmith Of Rutland
sexual appoiit, lisa novnrruliug passion. This is
! usually treated us disease NJ the physical part
Of the system fuihrrihun ofthc brain although
| II indicates % dl@ordrrul III" brain. II usually
| ATTACKS men y 80 middle life. sometimes those
as old rs sey.ntv-nvo II it were found that n
| man past middle life. whose habits had always
| been correct wore suddenly ATTACKED with such
! q passion as Smith had cvinccd for Mrs. Cham
pin. seeking 10 crafty that passion nj an timos
! 9ud uhurf ai circumstances. II would be an IN
dirntlon that Lee W.ie subject ~ this dispnsc Tho
| Doctor nevor saw this disease IN n man under
! INV or OVER eighty. II is usually treated as 70
| dl.rnee 81 the nervous system rather than rs in-
! This testimony undoubtedly hal nm effect
| upon the Jury. some think II litHd the rope
| burroughs. tho dctertivn. was very telling
! ffl "a. d