The sun., 1891-05-01

no was would d'.s have y.'n sv''Ss: f$
RDoSedss nHui' AID we A are 'T% satised % ,ha. i
would ha, o taken him that much time 10 60
on s a smps S I'VE s sepS n e
sleNo followed the custom Of the other men
Short time There T Is this 10 be Se said d him
II he is an honest man be win naturally not
vent, 10 ne hoIel With the wom.e lie would
b. ashamed to do i. Now. as TO the prisoner 9
o IL every % h sancs s ss.s ss:s Rs s has has mss. sS
stop, al the hotel the might q the m9rdeT: that
s I IL. Brookyn aSas nss. n0 found @ out
that he did not slssp a the place he said he did
oe sns he d aas
mad made hin, hin admit thsapedeat asoast gsn sn
had been smployod WcEkng about hotel sss ;,
place he descrlbed or any place he wos em.
ployed In; Wishing to give him every chance
% 9elSss SSaf .sps sii m ssSsos Sad handsad
sS ssrssd fHs ss sa sfs ssS
;sssi ss? ! r. rs 4:
yasrancy. When coniroptsdbs the wSmen ,i, We
d shs sssy fnow
insisted that they did Know him and that A.
sse aee1Ssd snis tffR H"s asst
several inisehoods in the cass but she still In.
sists that the man was blond. She is a wo.
m snS bad sSs on op% Ms
Cinnamon. The night Of the murder she occu-
pied a room in the hotel with 2 man she met tin IN
No. 9 when he was arrested,
"Frsn9hy; in the stories RES he told, explained
lis ssrs down and onnd
He has has hardly told W truth since he was ar.
sSms e sss kns with Which The The
kns nj ana a. might
used on banana ships. II ia so common and
nas 1s, FSd isay way Sys q bssS %.sd
sSo & had Prs%sSl,stsa murder % You'd have
We are now Working 70 try and trace the kni!s
70 Frsnchy., That e why the INQUEST was ad.
syidsno. ii In shs case In Writing and nd I have
shisss ssnnos = g 4 in = tS!s time Ssssass ssss
.n.s st;Pssp Be r: G .1n a ~
Snder 81: I'M inser nsst & Bear % IL Mind. III do @ not
S su 0&R0R R shf e 81
Il is not my fault. l nave put yon In an in,elli-
sent position. and you may draw your own
The Inspector stood up and and putfsd ye,y hard
and p prssenily The % repol.sPs s Wsni s out mugs
Tbs sSra sf ssSs ss
NJ IN h fn m a n nd int
Of P od Hs s bsf ss aSas fS%
Then he vent across the hall to her room. He
her M money. W She refused 10 give it to him aud
he was,snIaaed; He. seized herby the throat
ssa @ Tn che Ss 6ss bsd1
q rst tearfll eash.' The autopsy showed that
shs PAL was mutIlated before she was dead. She
found on her, Then 'hs lstt hsr and
He wDea Hss his Minds @ s0 he % bed oiohiss i
perhaps waited a while In tho room to make |
spre y tnat no one had been avakeped while he
Is known that he went out Of tho hotel sbont5 |
o'clock on the morning Of the murder. The !
Inc wood by the police when they were discov-
pred. and at the same time the rooms were
One OF the features Of the trial. maybe. will
be an exhibition Of the human blood oorpuscles |
detected by the miSroscope In tho dirt from |
andes nd G FFenchys % nails and on tho oedclothss
At 4 so yesterday afternoon Acting Inspec-
.ame 70 The Chamber street entrance OF The
General Sessions buildine with the prisoner. !
who p walked between them With stepping:
sony. and he wore shabby dark clothing and .
AIDED nlack Derby hat with a deep rent in the
.Curiously enough. he resembles greatly the
picture OF the, supposed murderer tths man
to lhs hes y maiS
hat man was bionl, though. and Ills one one
Inspector McLaughlin hurried his nrisoner
n,o m Judge Marines Marines chambers On the, 1rst
taaoned At the entrance to prevent reporters H
he trial before MIN until t9is morning,
orney Nicoil and Mr.. Lindsay followed him hin
here, The door was then locked. A moment
id out; He returned. within Ave MINUTES.
,ith nth short. thiek;set. foreign.loeklng man.
TRen BS psSns1 sSo Ss as bsas 1n,,
rank. was arraignsd before. Judge MARITIME.
worn ini9rmaton Of the District Attorney % that
e. MI Eisot nR9pn q - ninfnrmation and belief
therSise cs.Ied I "shafespeare ] Judge JUDI 1Snn Mar.
me asked Frank. through the Interpreter. his
and he S1 gShys H. He sa rso hst he
o trade; doing whatever work he
q patoIs that the interpreter had much difi-
aity In compr,shending a,I 81 and he evidently did
lost aullep;; and was plainly determined. to
ny lust as little as possible. Judge Martins
.ked i he had counsel. and he SAID that he
ad not, and had no money to employ counsel.
hereupon Judge MARITIME said that upon SO |,
.riou, 2 charge as murder in the first degree
Rned Levy, House 4 Friend 10 defend
flee. returning soon ai,erward with Law.
Or Friend Of that frm. Mr.. Friend,
q prisoner one sids and had a short short
hen Mr. Friend 'toid fudge Martins = that
had advised his client 70 decline 10 answer J
sartne was postponsd pntil the conclusion OF
10 inquest. Acting Inspector Mclaughlin
ID Sergeant Reilly took their prisoner back
The body OF the murdered woman was
aimed yesterday by Mrs, Emma Allen. her
Y It was sent to her home W here It will re- .
i've decent burial. !
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