The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-10

have ESCAPED tho neighbors or that OF Lizzie
Bsras s1%s sss had SffsH Inc ss0
assiS oi Bis nanr T no foeqprnt. f in the dust
Medical Examiner Dolan then, explained how
Doan said that in his opinion Mrs. Borden
hs s at least the f
a.gIeateE, space OF time between the moment
Band than S"n B.
that both murders took place during s tno he.
Or even II. Lizzie Borden was in the barn.
hoa uS1 and T within thirty feet Of the SPOT whore
the body Of Mrs Borden lay And With P BRIDGET
WANDERING about the house. how does It hap.
pen that they did no! meet st., the ASSASSIN or
Mrs borden Weighed 800 pounds. and Il she
is surely the fall would h@y9 r been p heard Hs.
yhilo tho hall door was open would not
Bridget sullivan have heard the DO door shut and
they fell on tho victimf
THE CONFERENCE ADJouRNs.
The final decision OF the conference REACHED
fore any such action as hHihins an Id inquest t
suS Subject sd to rigid examination. But before
tho inquiry was convened this morning other,
In In tn" hands q tho District Attorney. ,,.o,
ON Friday thor" was i nd ~ n ne cellar O..
rags rag We're concealed unlcr a bucket turned un
side down. ,Thoy wore smearsd with blood as
them to Prof Wood Of boston, ia also sent
striI OF carpet. dyed with the BLOOD OF Mrs.
Prof. Wood to-day sa'd that the blood on tho
rags as we'll as that on tho carpet. was human
blood. Seas' thu spot where IN. rigs we're
found tn" police found the nxe with the stains
resembling blood stains on it, These stains.
Sa the arr sH sSD1 mas
10 inl, nil
authorities think is adrop Of blood; n,..-...
dis "y hiaf s 'fm ths sa Ri. sdf
gean onrhsrty TO IN. Borden house 'h his
the iii working in tho house. She offered no
obisction when he told hor to come with him;
She turned slightly paler and complained Oh
feeling i'll.
bridget su LIIvANs REMARK.
As Doughorty wa1;ed with her to Police
q mS she hal bee WITH TT hsr boSas stsn fer
Mrs BORDEN who M ~ Shs hSrden
suda don shifted and said that she had been
count Of the troubles had ShG was R ab9t
OVER ,. Speaking Of the IDENTITY Of the murderer
n hf s "a h tnat Then she s "
Tho murderer should clear me-,
II she does not why, Should she say. ~ II
knSXns rsSdS s X fes
quarters she WAS taken AZ once oe ed ehiaf o
Question aftor question was fred !. at her, hsE
to tell and mi retail her story.
.h Th srsE! s sSSn sne
Is said that she did not believe Lizzie 30, BoIdsn
thourht Miss borden had not gone out she
answered with sobs The :. District Attornns y
T isss girl ID did not answer But Sat weeping
Gsa 4spssss sIisS Il ssS
{S aeO ev9en se0A aeeumuistins rapidly
presented to her. and she was iaSked 70 , OK
it S ssG bstre, waited n
her regain her composTre She cS e, Mat
f Yss si1 the S INJURY sd
LIZZIE BORDEN SUMMONED.
his place at / o'clock it was decided de- to sum.
LSze B?rdsn bfGTs sr Jpd az Poos asas
QUAR- rsi at io With
. hack. He drove direct to the Borden house:
1s nss s.n who the IS stp psn SG0 o Emms
borden. She said with perfect composure that
Can lake friend with me?" she asked
Certainly. YOU can take companion" he
MAY I eo?" asked Miss Emma Emma Borden Ri len;
l sSns IT. ssT w ss sisters 15 nd ah
went UP stairs together while Lizzie Dressed yi
%nfH tt sf' 1s DsSam Ge T
Miss Emma Borden was evidently disap-
pointed at he. sisters refusal to allow her to
crowd had assembled outside Of the house.
As Chief H ia, closed the carriage door Miss
How those people stare!' She said moth
WAS WAX ' co@i and Composed There we're no signs
OF nervousness and no traces OF illness Her
Tsfs with bsss
lace and bleGf stray f hat tbo earring. A.
roiss ss ssq %ak up the
sr hdfySS sn on hss s Sc:
turned and walked quickly up stairs. Mrs
naan sh onsd and
Bridget Sullivan in an adjoining room,
animation H Of Inze orGen By tenr her 10
repeat her story Of her wheTreab9Sntss, at tho
ia MS b s%S Mr. ianssom and Lawyer jon:
had been with the Borden Grs, Though
told her story just as she had talked it over to
Mr.; Hanscom and LAWYER Jennings: :. ,,u,.
what f0n NEW az taFs had Been syen
E Mis-, Cfain Fsm Poc to n s da wond
Appear i DOWN stairs and hurriedly give %his.
i,ered instructions 70 some Of his men: These hose
ana report to the Chief, 1t, was learned that
many new points made by Miss Borden were
either affirmed or. disproved at once by the
police. 1t was said that many OF them were
dsproved
The examination OF Miss Borden lasted al
most four hours, Twice during that time
District Attorney Knowlton hurried out OF the
building and down town. Once he went to the
First National Bank. About go O'CLOCK Prof.
Wood OF Harvard went up stairs He told the
examiners that tho blood on the rags found in
the cellar was human blood He said that in
regard to, the report on the stomachs he would
not be able to give a satisfactory analysis for
at least four days.
1t is said that the Indications SO far notice.
alb o on the vscara pointed to the presence OF
poison, Prof. Wood loft the court room at
where he conferred with Attorney General
Piilsbury. The result OF this conference was
evidently satisfactory. for tho Attorney Gem
sral returned to Boston on the o'clock train.