The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-15

shadow Of the ealiows, and will shorty meet h iS
lgtc. No inducement has been offered, no hope
man beyond the pale OF human hope
anH o, human ,,h Sympathy. Her theory re;
Blshoni never encouraged him in any WAY. that
she had kept him at u distance. and yet would
nave us believe that he committed this atrocious
decd without the slightest knowledge on her
part. and when he must have known that II was
lmpossthle Tor him TO win her In any event
And he commits these two hideous murders for
the sole purpose OF marrying u woman
whom he knows beforehand wont have him.
Applause. checked by the COurtl She insists
that she never encouraged him. when repu-
TABLE neighbors. whose testimony no one
lmpeRrhes. swear that he was in the
habit OF visiting her i've. six and seven times
day, and others swear to have seen them walk
ing together in the streets at night exchanging
n9lrsi and coming again and aguin TO cnch
others houses. Why should she pay 81 % for
that beautiful little mirror2 WHY should siie
write, Since have known his love was mine"
understanding the HIsY Way should she cx.
Mr.. Mills and others, i! she. wasn't infat-
uated with the man If this man Bish-
carefully arranged facts and dates. he would
npt nave made ne perfectly NATURAL little slip
About about me opefrtta 9t Don Munlo being
been played a month before. The facts show
that on the night mentioned an operetta WAS
played IN the same place by the same cast as
Don Munio" had been. A perfectly natural
slip Of the memory ike this in u matter OF
small importance was one -, OF the. best
his story was true, Again, this man man in
the Jail there on the hill. carefully guarded from
there was aconite in that body, and one Of the
very first poisons 10 he detected hy the chemists
was aconite, The TuceAny before her husband
died. when he was already 50 10 speak. on his
deathbcd. and begged for latte more Of her
company. this innocent vile ID seen 10y three
different persons walking on School street
with her husbands murderer. She tries
10 bring witnesses 20 account for her
time until hali-past nine that night Even
the grossest neglect ot duty In leaving her dying
husband. ~ loiter about in the society OF her
friends OF that secret organization. the Victory
While the counsel was speaking. the prison.
er's mother, Mrs. Waterman, sat by the side Of
her daughter. with the hand Of Adele clasp in
her own. Her face WIS ashy pale and wore a
troubled look. Mr.. Ripley turned toward her
II was 10 be expected that the prisoners
mother should be an expert at falslfying
with the life ~ her child Rt stake. II is
Withstand. But that she should teach her
little grandcnild to utter "A lie. 10 perlure
herself before that God whom she ac-
knpWledgcs Will punish her Tor ialsehooi. Is
some thing too horrible to contemplate.
What was the meaning Of these secret attempts
al communication in the lail. il there was not
guilty secret between this couple. II they were
moi partners in crime Before the arrest She
would allow TINS Erocer's clerk % Visit her Tour
and i've times q dny, from fifteen minutes o. an
hour az time. yet there WAS moth ng between
them. Their crime was not merely one OF lust
Bl~hN y sWr0re ihNt hc WIS not crlu.luhilb init
mat" wllh her until three iuuutl = hriOlc her
husbands death. and II that was their sole
object t.ey had already secured ~ before
the murder. But they wanted something more
They had aflinitios' Tor each other. Theirs
was Kind OF devils religion-uot m rely u lust
OF the body tut "a lust ot tie soul ~ well. Ii
wis this irightful tang that they called love-
and II was TO further crafty II and 60 consum-
mate Il 10y marriage that they resortcd a. these
horrible assass nations. IL began with the
woman herself. and when she found out that
their passion for each other was 30 ouinE town
talk. she steaithily sent word to Bishop. We're
watched by the nsighbors.
Mr. Ripley closed with an eloquent appeal To
the Jury 10 Put their preJudices and sympathies
behind them, ana mud u true verdict On the evil
dence.
Alter breathing spoil OF ten minutes. during
which the prisoner uuiait.rngiy bare the sttr"s
al the entire court room. Mr.. ). :. Threthcr be-
gan summing w Tor tho defense. He asked
what motive mad this young and universally
rts pp-tcd " iio and mother Tor suru "a lou muir
drrs Sho had n generous. loving husband, VINO
iunored her every wish. VINO was Kind
and iuduigrut tu a iuuN, ana beloved By
all who knew him. Was 1t possible that
shc could have preferred the i0ui love OF a
wretch Ike Bishop. the most Infamous OF whom
"iiE'r heor . - imd rNcr hcard, To tint oi nrr
hUs uHuuf size WIS., happy m her married life.
was supp1tu'd 10 4. iniaiWlNr lUNury. ana }et
o. * change al this Tor the st1uiY ronioris ana
tic villains love 90 this Nile s'oundt"l, Bishop.
IAc tuurulD 81 ih.a Theory Wa- 50 great That
the Prosecution Nrro driven To Invent
% devils religion. a lust Of the soul
.or II. Laughter She wa- already having
criminal Intimacy with this fellow accord. nE Go
tne prosg. al u. aud yet sar MURDERS her nus
intimacy M.th noe l"I"N.' "f ,r !" n 4d'" we
90. uutra- ou common -cusr. Tho Woman Ma-
toC.arir- Cohb. Ia" it.i tuat ~A" was Charged
with GRIM" Was not. ns usalast nor. ILeJuy
I'D 40 r.-ht Co let i W"'.;,one Gather in tHc!r
siu-s Lrr 10 be- Innocent until She
il proved gullty. aul 1T must he
done. % al all. on suie more rrn-uual'.r theory
the Oh { .
tofr lUd Wei SAID tlu- iu"i' was anus 100
iA. l.W w.i % Wa 6 reason flr leue,'a N.
the very essence ot lie law Above al. tIrJ
must Dee certain airptc % reasonable enuti.
CAirf Justice SAuw ol u ss-H 'huscu-. in tlr
" cluster ldrk man 'i.s', had given d"Iutlou
%! "a rci.- lniM. uuul' ~ h.N'.li'li' 'i'' IL lr
used to driiuc the ttrA IN al lv.,'l ~ ;.uuar'-.
Il must b. AN ABIDING "onNrton, basei "n Z"
norul certainty. Il must 1c fphNi'liuh hnl
Tue moment. or winch L. arrived 90 10y n.e".)
weighing subtle POINTS Of evidence. but a con
Nietlou that l. 80 thorough con bcts. and over
whe!mlhg ds To- amount 10 a moral certainty.
The counsel next as-aii"i the 10 tors ana the
scientific experts After these doctors have
duscd their patient with thrlr gescnilhuin,
thor uulnlue, and their hltta Llin... anu tie
patient az last dies. they ascrlbe H. 10 arson cat
poisoning. lLaughterI Willie COBB j. alive
and detailing his symptoms 20 them and swal-
lowing their medicines tney never THINK OF
poison. II Is only when the man system a.
last gives out and he passes away tiat NE uoc-
tors suddenly suspect foul play. More laugh
ter. suppressed by the Court The speaker Was
also particularly severe upon Irol. Doiemus.
ridculing his scientific theories and metho IL OF
analysis unsparingy. In that first wal he
showed to you, gentleman, he elaine lhhl there
was nIsenic Nhat an absurdty. There was
nothing in II. geutrmen-nothlng and you and
| and every one saw that there WAS nothing.
Then this Professor wants US TO look al that
little stain piece Of copper 30 small that you
could scarcely see 1t, and HsSs you 10 beeve that
was arsenic that he had taken from the dead
mans body. and then 10y his chemicals and hiS
ingenious processes he produces a something
tnat no calls sulphide Of arscnicl Why one oi
their own yauntcd experts. Prof. Johnson, says
that he has his doubts about Dorcnlus 3
process. He isn't satisfied with his
method, he says, because II Is Mrchr, .
process" whoever Wrench H. llAughHrI hj
| God. gentlemen is the !. 20 Of wife ana fnutIrr
10 DO sworn away On Wrcncls PRO ess, WI "h
one OF their own experts says he does not boh'N'
| in. ana Will not accept. BY squr'Iug hhd
.trainiug. hy untent prOcess"s and othrrwlst,
tlcfe heavily i"ed experts manage TO extract a
little over two grains Of arsenic and lhen ~ 4
you TO hang this woman on II, when Tue hlglcal
m-lical authorities say that the sniHil.hl lhlnl
dos" ever known is between Two ana thrce
grains. Dare you. IN the face OF their own eN,
pert udmssi ION. that he dlsirusis tnelr method
! and will not youch Tor it-dare you bring YER
| dict Of guilty against the ladyf"
The counsel then took up the testimony OF
BishOp and WIS atout disseoting II, When inc
! court adjourned until tomorrow.
There are many rulnors MS "a how tho Jury
will stand on tue first bniot; hut It Is &c neral
conceded that at least Two Of tl"t twelve VIII hold
ont for the missioner iBug there lH "A nope