The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-24


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he i1age @t3res-e1 % Mr. EslerF a
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for that crg xaz : mystery.
The EVIDENCE Of Harold. xAo was
called u the stand when the excite
m&nt al,ated. a. the firSf witness for
the defence. explained e. The ma
chine which stood on the work table
and with which OH Warren hal been
experimenting just before he was
struck dewn wss form 81 phoao-
graph oa which be had long been Et
work. 20 constructed that i recorded
the fasnsest sound made within q
radius Of several feet The instr5-
msni hal lain unheedesl until the
afternoon wflleb Harold spent Ia the
workzhOfsievisisg plans for his friend :
defence. Almost mechanically he
had adjusted ii. bad set Il
In motion, and thea appSiei his
ear 20 the reprodaeina diAphFam, 10
hear with feeling II horror the last
words % Austin Warren, mingled
with those OF the man who had muir
dered him Clearly and distinctly be
heard the voice of oh lsaac feehiy de-
Tending himself against the charge OF
petty reculAtion. the singing acelsa-
lion ol his master. his -gdasn blaze Of
fary as be called attention to the faet
that the servant even then had on his
finger Paui'~ finger ring which he had
evidently st0iea- Then came the SEN
tenee Of discharge and threat OF pro
eee,fings. and then the sound OF .
crushing blow followed by a long
grooming gradually dying away in
ziienee
THE story 81 the crime was clear
enough, said Harold. "but there re-
manned the difficult task Of making n
scfenti8e toy give lis evidence in a
eoart Of Justice By Mr.. Eilery's adj
vice. the course 50 successfully fol-
lowed was chosen, and the danger Of
relviHg on 30 frail an instrument was
overcome.
Not much more need be told. As
soon a. he recovered consciousness
Isaac made full confession. bat his
nerves were so shattered that he did
not long survive the shock. Paul. OF
coarse, was acquitted, and has since
had more charitable thoughts OF what
he had been used 10 refer to as his un-
cie's Junk. -" The Epoch.