The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

been covered. with blood utter hacking Mrs;
Borden. Aside from tho po9i q blood around!
Ssd I abSat dyS 's.t away: These s5,sSa iS
CLOTHES q Mrs. Borden. which were buried in
though tho hatchet had been wiped clean on
the dress Of tho murdered woman.
MRS BORDEN KILLED FIRST.
The murderer then either hid tn, the y, weapon
den. or he or she waited boside the dead body
OF Mrs. borden tor an hour. For thcre Is little
Borden was murdered ut lenst one hour before
sss r"ssSe Ge SodH =, Gf.2s s%s
warm. Mrs. Ber,ien, was cold and stiiiening.
net was coneulatod. IL each had been killed
about the snmo time or within even fifteen
ps ss Of sup Soss G 3h is Bo4ds
body would have retained heat much
thar ns than ar ns
band and q greater VITALITY; But tho
RS sapsod ny DEATH the ssa 9an
hn mS Ws re Ms
roaned about til tls house why did not tho ser
want see him? Perhaps he murderer was one
the barn when her inthcr was mHrderoi:
side door leading to Tho barn. must have
into t tho room where Mrs, HcrIsn was Il Mrs.
borden was rot dead at this time would not
Ms Borden haze s"s t she Was 'a"s
room why did she tel. Dr.. Bowen that hcr
mother was o@t or Il Mrs Bosde ho was IS E at
her daughter know she was IN tho house. then
she was mnrdered before Lizzie Borden. &C.
there Is no evidences that Miss, Borden
went out I" the S'"hG a hsr Gsr
stairs Or. when Miss borden walked through
where was tho murderer? There was one
particularly peculiar circWpimstnnce about
xh"tsd o onrh s she is
said to have % icctei strcnuously. Yesterday.
nr. s told IfISm hat 0 hcs
might took anywhere. 1t Is possible, to get
rid Of pmny things in I've dn E the Goiies say
especially u stranger. could get away from the
house unobs":yed Is shown ~ the mt that
served Il yorng boy on tho fence trying to get
a pear. She told him to go away. If n boy is
noticed?
WAS THERE 1L1-FEEI1NG IN THE rAMILY'
According to j. V. Morse. and on tho author
iy Of others has hScn said has Ls s, nor
and his wife On Wednesday evening when
Mr.. Morse reached the house, Lizzie was not
shf the bpa %n M M es
her about the house Other friends or ac..
table, with her parents. She has long been
ii t years Old. above the medium height. and is
strong and robust. HorGvcs arc dark brown nnf
check bones. u broad forehead. and II square.
prominent chm. Her mnter MI died when she
tTs S S SrS smowd
any fnc!innti5n for the society of men,. Hcr
voice has that g sT .It etr2ns
II she had anythin. to say either in vndica-
ton Of herself OF IN exclamation OF any pecu-
liar phases of tho case. she Replied;
In dealing with the theory that l.izzo Bor;;
his wife. notninG clear has yet been said about
the motye With mnX have GrGmEts}d tue #
could he explained by saving that tho motive
was gain. ,
tho estate termed the widows dowor II Mrs.
no sa T H.. %Sra be fst
don would get her share Of Mr.. ,Rordens estate.
ase that ns Of sa 1H1 ast%rains his theory s
died, Without viii. II is said or good author
ity TINT he was about to make will 1t is
known that he was not on good terms with
one of his daughters,
Der q the Borden family; IN their search Of
the Borden house they found , two az aNes and
stains. The axe was found in the cellar.
Chief Of Police billiard when questioned about
were yI!lSdstuins willie others did not. and it
would have to DO settled by experts; The
police, granting tho theory that female
member OF the household N ordered Mr.. and
Mrs borden. argue tk4t the axe or ul hatchet
was used nm hour later on Nj. Borden as no
lay doing on the sofa.
Mr.. MoRsE's STORY.
Aside from this theory. the police have
rrr nI on at lrrS The mDat i'm lDrtnr of
these is that which suprosNs that J, Y. Morse
is implicated in the murder Alr. Morse was
II lott New Bedford on the 2 20 o clock train
not SH atH%ni md droyo to SWANSEA in the after;
ut 10 80 O'Clock. On Thursday. tho day OF the
Il Sreats at Ms o Srd STe Vas h ?t
right after breakfast and before o'clock.
G the SqasS 80 G Ss Ts 70 w f. h E Ea
nicum. "a" at swansea From the Post once /
went to Third street thence TO Pleasant street.
s ana rea sydG ere un ocSs
when came hone on a car on W. Which We're , t siS
to the s side door Go Bdset Sullivan ran out anG
told me Of the murder"
did you at my time hear that any OF tho
family were Sick - was ask ri.
n"Ihe lay, .:ot here they were al sick. Mrs.
Borden told M she was afraid it was some
thing in the food"
WAS Lizzie sickW
II dor know. didn't see her; shs was up
stairs"
DO You know whether Lizzie Is or has been
suilrn ar peculiar on morDidF
NJ. Morse hssitated' then said:
Did Lizzie go over to New Bedford to see
M" isniea Mr.. Morse. she didn't" o.,
Did you not get II otterfrom her recently"
~ am larlr To- hay" gottrn letters from
either 81 III" guns. snJ Mr. Morse.
Did Lizzie dislike Mrs. borden and was
che on bad terms with her 'athernm',,
Mr.. Mniso refused to answer. Tho question
was rcr"DtId and again refused t. answer
i. FINALLY 1t WAS suggested that II !.iZzie and
her parents were on baG terms AMI Mr.. Morse
know il ha might say lbs die: not care 10 Speak
" 1t. l,c nt once said; - do not care 10
speRk o, it,"
Mr. Morsaista'l big -LVnel, ard las Il rough.
gray beard. q smooth upper llp II arm mouth.
gray ey7r, hollow checks and high check
bones. !" high narrow forehead. and close
c;opp'l gray hair. His story ~ uhstantinied
9:i5 O'clock 10 II O'CLOCK, Tho PRIESTS re-