The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

Continuation Of the Triai-Lizzie Borden's
Suspicious Behavior.


Suspicious Behavior
FALL RIVER. Mass. August 27.-Another
large audience was present at the Borden
murder examination this morning, Bridget
Sullivan resumed her testimony. she SAID
Mrs. Borden said that she aud Mr. Borden
we're sick Tuesday night. They mad been
vomiting and looked sick. When llzAe
Borden came down stairs the next morning
She said she had been sick during the night,
huf witness said she did not notice that
Isgrie looked unwelL Witness had never
seem Lizzie in the barn. When the
witness came down stairs after LizNe
had discovered her father was muir
dered Lizzie said that she heard her father
eroaning while she was in the back yard.
When Lizzie came IN the screen door was
wide omen. Since the murder witness mao
never seen Lizzie crying Witness went Out
Wednesday night. had key for the rear
door and returned alone about iU cioch'
never had any man from Fall RIVER visiting
her at the Borden house TWO OF thIee
months ago an Out-Oi-town man called on
6er The lamp was lit when she returned
wednesday night. There was no gas IN the
bouse. Miss Lizzie said she was sick, but
dad not appear %.
Witness then described what the family
had TO eat on Wednesday. Imma ana
Lizzie went away Thursday. ] don't think
!
after tho murder. The only rooms whlch
witness had been in that morning before
breakfast were the kitchen and dining
room. After tho breakfast hrs. Borden
told me TO wash the windows OUTSIDE anu
inside. That morning ] am sure LlzAe had
coffee and cakes for breakfast. saw her'
fut f don't know whether or not LIZZIE
eavy NIr. Morse. The night before
ATE some OF the mutton soup and the
MT morning felt Il little sick and went
ont ira the ward 20 vOmit. lt was at that
tirne that izzie was eating her breakfast. !
DONE know whether NJ Morse passed out
while Lizzie was eating or rot. j ana not
see Alr. Borden go out Mrs; borIeA was
dreting i'm the sittng-rOOm when she told
,''- -, ,,,sb the windows. Went 10 the barn
fo Get the pail Coming back from the o"ln
o-ifness saw Miss Lizzie as the screen door.
Witness did not sec Mr. Borden ieaYing
tbc bonsa The barn door was opouoQ
when she went into tho house. Sne nao
F,i.hed washing the windows nearest the
hall when she heard some one al tno HoI1
door. She could net say tnat tue uVyi 10 oe..
rang When Mrs. Borden was ih the HoYso Ho
eba answered tie bell. When MI b1IIeH
,,.e ava he always answered it Mhen
witness went in % wash the lnHae ~
fre windows witness could not say thaI
Miss Lizzie WAS ironing down stara' Dno
Iegan 10 iron when witness was hl WuiA
vashing tho windows inside the dining
room All the locks of the front door were
fastened when she went TO open 1t. nj.
Borden passed through tie hall INTO tiio
s'tfino-r6om and thence through 70 the
diniu0.roOnl. where he sat down. Miss Liz
gie came from the front hall and passed 10
her father. Mr. Borden bad IA white
marcel in bis hand when he en-
tered the house. Miss Lizzie said
yery slowly 20 her father that her
mother had gone out in response to note
received early in the morning. Mr. bor-
I'm bfe hed-room' Miss Lizzie asked Wit
pe : II she was going out. and Il 50 to be
SOC aud festen tie door. as her mother had
been called TO see sick friend. Said she
could not have been IA her room more
than three minutes WHOM tho city nall bell
rang II O'Clock She was there zen OF
fifteen minutes when Lizzie shouted 10