The sun., 1891-06-24
cit is scientific fact that Royal
Baking Powder is absolutely pure.
teHENRY A. MOTT, PHI D., IL d.
L S Chemist
WATERWAY AND MRS. DoRAM
10th Testify In Dofenee or the Former 70
killing Peter Dornn.

Both Testify In Dofenee or the Former for
killing Peter Doran.
When the second trial OF Theatre Manager
Asa H. Waterman for the murder OF Peter
Doran was resumed yesterday morning In
Brooklyn moro than dozen sympathetic
women were seated close to tho pale-faced
prisoner. Tho prosecution closed without
tho presentation OF any new facts. No positive
testimony was introduced to show that i'm
proper relations had existed between Mrs.
Fanny Doran. the wife OF tho murdered man.
and Waterman. The chief interest In tho trial
was centred In the appearance OF Mrs. Doran
a. tho chief witness for tho defence. She Is
quite Rirlsh-looking. with pretty. regular foa-
tures and bright yollow hair. Her entiro out
flt was black. but It did not include any crepe
or article Of mourning. sho was subjected to
z long eXaminntion, and cross;exam ination.
never found It necessary to use her black fnn.
about four years a1o. that she LETT him several
times on ACCOUNT ot brutality and finally went
sa fn tg an scssr sns ana
es s l. saSs i S4sst III sd:s
bsen ,s e Sny mprcrer familiarity between herself
killing. a. one OF the .witne ssas for tho prose
SLLsIM uoo oWokns ouo tuuS oescEioou bue
,n.l ~ YYss W., standing on the corner o. Me.ero,e
came up and asked II my y car had come sa yet. It
HSsssd ss MI S. + S. S As.yssa
then Knocked Waterman NJ 70 " tho ground i'UH tWico
before shot was ired and nfter. Waterman
that he was an officer oi the law. AS. my hus.
bend @ was again advancing toward Waterman
the shot was fired my husband advanced
n sa TsR sS SssIs s sI. Su.
had ted me ne had served sss the
had told me he would Xii any man he found in
nlsos ny company on the street or In any other
%. On characterization the witness said that
street house were made out to Mrs jenkins"
as she was known there BY hat name. Directly
Sp Sna the ssd 20 hsn es n
shS sh;ns sad mors Xe; S5 don want to have any
onerI l., ,A.@.None Whatever. '' ''''-
hs Ss fss
Al know M this . man reted in self-defence:
The witness denied that she had seen Water
ma pan H since e. bis first trial IL November. or that
As Mrs. Doran was about TO leave the stand
luryman asked her n her hus band had ever
returned homo intoxicated. but Justice Cullen
ruled that the question was improper.
ne mother and grandmother OF Mrs Doran
and several other. witnesses testified that
ceedinRly Jealous Of bis wife Some Of the wit
nesses swore that Doran admitted that he
oncefay In wait for a man against whom be
had u grudRe and struck him on tho head with
q brick. causing injuries which resulted In his
death in three days, The grandmother testt-
heart ont Of Waterman and xiii him as dead as
with his wife.
Waterman. who Is a small and delicate man.
and who has become verv male dur ng his
fifteen months confinement in the jail. testified
Lycenm Theatre in Williamson q which
in.rodneed to MN as Miss Peterson. In s about @s
Peter Doran. He denied all Improper in
timacy. and explained that he hired . room in
the same house With Mira. Doran for the ao-
commodatio11, Fl his sek mo!hsr His descrip;
declared that he did not use the pistol until he
bad bad, been ,,s kpoSked p;o down tgice and
considered his life IL imminent danger when
and ordsrea him pGs os sad he did nos
care a straw Tor all the badges In New YORK.
Police Captain Ennis and Detective lime
were among the witnesses who testified to the
good character and quiet disposition OF the
prisoner. Only q few more witnesses remained
thIs AZ ernoon.