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leaned back In her seat and closed her sysa.
shs seemed more seif-controiied than ever

am 70 years OLD. out, l dony Know tno
that ], worked ior a Mr. Rsminsson. and before
al to sS NJ Reed al from .%s s eSai B @,!fHs ssSq "a.
I Hs, f I lived T h sd s%His,1 Ss;h NJ; smiIe y. !: IN II. Ns ":
port s.,sr and before ! was in Newport I lived In
,o "w VI q Hld you land in shis country whom
IN Newport sud Bridget. a.. n,-.
you QUIZ Ia NdST " NV Y %Hy; , how was th"s' Didn't
' 'ss s4lss at sf isSsSsa. aid bfIdss'' and even
wsrs q ss s.s s"s sSsAt asked K IN NJ :S &Ssn mS'' you
Didn't you tell your story to any one before
."3nnly at the INQUEST"
hDid no ono sneak to you yesterday about
Whst yon we're to soy to-day"
Asa matter Of fact" shouted Mr.. Adams,
might and tell You about what you said T
how District Attorney Knowlton. had spoken
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s sSsI : : !, INV ss| III ~ s%,,s y !! e q % y; rs H. psPsr h..if
momber what the words were about Issnnot
s sss" .ny ,s !! t hitsf + e sf rs%.m them no did not
Mr.. Adams then settled down to learn all
that ,h Bridget s NM q knew that would BOAR
oiths G%rosseasion. Witt, TIE sossiSis exception saiatsa
nlngs and Adams moved close together. con-
sulting frequently about tho Questions put to
t MSors Mltnsts' on mhe Wednesday, sSSsdH with sH.Di Hr'as, It's
night before the murder.
NIGHT vas ss,S 9q Br,S Sa the ,s ho y s1o %n TINE, Msdne Ssn;
out and came In through tho side door. NV
room Is In the attic. There are other rooms in
ito iioe ase'ii thu SS. s iasy a" "se s%%ers j an Vent SFe out ,He. snd
came in; locked the door with the key that |
s sn.r, xou nor % oyss t 4 yes srcn ! was not out with
Were YOU out any other evening with young
don't go with Fall River men. OF course men
men ,troin here. The last man caller i had
was here two or three months ago. have
never sat on the side steps or grass with men:
l have sat on the stairs sometimes with girls
when did Lizzie tell you that she was
.h "S S", told Salr me ,;.t On Wednesday morning that
What did. you have to eat from supper
Tuesday night to breakfast on Thursday
over from dinner. On "Wednesday Tor Sreak.
r lest we r nnd q, pnrk vt stH Ss, l @n1tnr cake axe a and
r rOiIs. For rGs sa aInssr w we had msI sn m9.'G mu tHnp ana
bread, For breakfast on THURSDAY morning
We had cold mutton. Johnny cakes and. coffee"
supper before the family were taken sick p
Yes. bought five cents worth OF bakery
was not sick. The family ate the bakers
stuff and they. all got sick. Lizzie was up
sisk.' 4 II d dia Not %sda net Sex S until f'1 %e shs Sas
"Trll us what you did on the day of the
ri got up, about G o'clock. went down stairs.
got coal and wood. and started the IRE to get
Boraen came s" into the Kitchen. What hat have
yw 0n for hs sa'E = w she ,i i eS.r ,s s6s sn and coll! Hold
save enough out Tor dtnnerT
GREEN PEARS OR POISON.
Lawyer Adams interrupted the with ss to ask
Il there were not pears on the breakfast table.
He was seeking to show that pears and not
BBG pi i s saia sSat tR Mht fls thsre we're In 1 nssr. ,f IN Ky
house she did not think there were any on the
Who brought the pears Inf" asked Mr..
MIR: Borden picked them and brought them
MTG the kitshen on Wednesday,. He had a
Did he eat any%,"
did Mrs. Borden or Lizzie eat anyT'
did not sec them"
Were the pears ripe
Mr.. Borden picked them oil the ground Father
Dr .R'h NJ N RG TSsIssss "a ont %s S' tIs house before
Yes. he went out to empty a bucket. but he
fls enc mot pt e. a he s Nat.r In IN t frog ,aadi IN the barn.
m nWhen did Lizzie breakfast on Thursday
eam seH in sa% ass a Risah s5a'fs sh hS1 said ! s Ge'O ala 1 n"t
feel like noel eating MA e but thought SEi ~, sh dow would hd t ess
fSc5en table ina bis chair,' II was asT near ~ the he
window; | left her in the kitchen a it'll, past
9 s,o o,oi loci v Wills lei | wen IT. ON" ut II ths yard; Ives
q sS aes { /. gid q! nes Ds sss tSe M 70 out on q. aite! 1Ss'f
later; Lizzie had lef! the kitchen and did not
t zee her Mrs. l tRn n1ann w wbn the dishes and tnd
about 10 minutes past O'Clock. That was tho
telling me in front Of Mr.. Morse at the break
After cleaning Ny the kitchen I went down
lasS 'a ss s sfsirs G %rs. 70 Nera ! nf had s sons' | f ssni
Of the scrcsn door Miss Lizzie Appeared In the
% %ae'"A I stood U ON the o 'St : Of It the .s so eGr seh
I; &; e. ns S$ss t, ! +, ' i in y ssm ihs i Rs :san sS i ssS
ani I Went to Tie barn. passed the door % sew. sew.
t s5ql ' my sa a',sf Sastet on A ms WY I l, aS fh %as sSsd
minutes. i went INTO. TIC klttnrn TO get n dip
per to rinse the Windows. It was thon about
10 o'clock. ] went through the side door. and
/ saw Neither, Mrs; borden nor Lizzie then.
nor did | SEQ Mrs. Borden alive after.
THE BARN DC, n OPEN.
The barn door was open while l WAS getting
the water to wash the windows. After l had
finished rinsing the windows ! went into the
house to w.sh the windows on the inside. I
went into the sitting room anu washed the
windows there. 1t was then about 1O::t5
o'clock. heard and saw, nothing Of I.izzi'
or Mrs. Borden. suddenly ieardn noise ut
the front door. | walked through tho parlor
tried to unlock the front door. II was fnst. [
Kept trying. and when it would not opsn I
said Oh -" that is Oh. rshaw!' A soon as
said it heard laugh w stniIs. y was Miss
Finally got The door open and lot Mr.. borden
II am sure Mrs. Borden was not down stairs
then. l walked through the house back to the
room. Lizzie, came down tho back stairs asf
reached the Kitchen, She went into the dining
room where h6r father WAS.
"'Hsve you any mail for NOR she asked Mr..
Borden. He said he had not. Mr.. Borden had
a small white package In bis hand when he
lock. Next ! heard. Lizzie tell him very slowly
4 i (; that hnr a -