The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-10

victim Of her and. then Of being her murder:
| or. She. is nobody's victim. let me say, and
she to moe s th wos snd 81
teet. IN ssaofelctS and ashes, never ceased to
The th funeral. though tho body was absent no
a aopee over that sntmely grave since
| in confinement 1 have brooded over my
ss soms q Sp sho hsyS sSS
esie tr1MS Se"r and Ike tho jews BABY.
near TO and like unto my dear Master 1 have
ono SpG ,has oys
borne to me. i am in tho Lords hand. To
Him be all the glory. lam standing on n, the
saketh his sins shall have mercy An this I
conscientiously submit. and can trnthfulIy say
see Sew where Gould Wish to Change sentence;
- Tho statement was signed Yours In Him."
Il, ~ ae sSrs Noon recess Mr. Fero began his
defence ~ G aoGe said he would
have taken the case had he known the work
nsSyf sa EfaSs y0 ny ESsd my
arm then defend man whom thought was
Twowomon we're in the court room when Mr.
wS sPn saa sResin fs e Without sin
fs &c iss siSas SM ss
"Clergymen have told mo" he added. that
they never heard grnnder. more oloGn n,In
moro elegantly expressed. or moro phlio-
sophical sermons than those preached by Mr.;
George. One Clergyman told me TINT ne mud
We ali Know what manner Of man he was. We
all know that no had his passions as other
had there tho
Which WIKI n he ey Was tried" 'ns '"' 0 Ae "
Mr.: Fiero referred to George as "monsstr raS
b ssen 50 % Wsakenod hv his tSst
was morally irresponsible. This was to be his
MI The e. first tn wtnoss for the defence was the
man. Who couldn't vouch for Georges charae-
f9om the p SihRsS TSo LORD will YOU
when you are washing dishes and scrubbins
:. Mr. Staples also accused George Of directing
the Lords attention in his prayers to the
seemed s Is Mr. Staples rather useless pro-
Ths Rev Albert F Funk assistant s PastS,r Of
"a perfect gentleman" Us long as Ito had
It was a surprise when Mr.. Fiero called upon
Mr. George to take the stand IN MS .a aTn de S
Staas on 'nr tas no xltSsss ssspd again; IT;
the. Witness chair he removed, his spectaeles
and gave the Jury an opportunity to see more
Psy his at ss os4ax george
an and veil %odSlsted He speaks sloHis xssa
y. Mr. h Ter Handled him skiiSily on the d:
lis LIZ sss %as t ss ss
He said that he was born forty years ago in
January jan From Orono Agricultural College.
wsss' to be eSy he and
kleptomnnia got him into trouble wherever he
here here he stole. and. although il. was not made
pu he had to he wsnt
what did You do at Geneva. Ill.P" asked Mr..
II took things from Mr.. Boyess store One
thing was toy whistle worth about cents. .
Mr.. George was forced to leave Geneva and
1 tried aysh
for his kleptomania. At Topeka he reeeiveda
salary Of f25Oo year and i n, a'rssopagea, IT,
II remember taking two books and two
cheap salt collars from store; | also took
!0e aaa sess 2% hG%s fhfHs
Holmes. and told her about my taking the
glass = hs Hna she
NJ sssE r Zee e.: ts
Gon
or known anything about this: shall I tell r.
Mr.. fiero each time told him to proceed. and
1nsn; w' te in 81 fRo theft u
WITH seriptsEal passages on on T. at The ths
pats faom work Basket once Il
Tie tie Be ed ave xyenae Rsiormed Church in
ne stole some nean'es IN each
There is no premonition." he added. there
is no time v between the impulse and its exc.
Mr.. Georges connection with the Berachah
in Brookiyn have already been told in The
sSopt every detail q i: and Iartisaafiy about
ceaIed them under bis LEFT arm when their
his eyeglasses as he told Of this SERIES Of small
O Wien Mr. Fiero reached his career in
as ., sfd te ans ne
he would steal something. He started his
tns in tees ~ Te stfsns Store DA4Eh ess
on Exhibition IL his store widows With an anu
fWo iaprobes from Charles Sedder and some
oats from SANFORD Plank were among his |
After two hours of this sort OF testimony Mr..
George broke. down. He covered his face with |
his hands and sohbed.
sSns @ s xsSa oSs ss ss sss
adjourned until to- morrow. when Georges ex- |
will be continued.