The evening world., 1892-01-27

DAILY INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY
"What a shame" :" she calculates In ii whS-
per, "lo tell such things against my poor, ill.,
nuvcnt OOy.'
She is in an agony of terror. Her mind has
been wrought up to high tension. nd II
nothing else comes of this trial, which viii
last at least Two Whole weeks into February,
lht, poor woman Will be made Ill. II not worse.
just after one OF Lawyer William "raycrS
with medical and chemlca! lore, Mrs. Harris
leaned forward and With patheic smile
whispered to Prof. ogden Doremus:
" lSn he SplendidE
" \ very bright young man indeed. replied
the honured rolcssor. sottO vucc.
Yes, but he's Il careless Jigger.' added
Harrison trial iOr his lite.
This It'll lc episode affords a fair illustrator Il
OF the character OI mother and son.
the PRISONERS ORDEAL.
But Harris fully appreciates the gravity OF
his situation, ana this tenth day OF his Or0cal
round him Il little more palll than on any
former day, emphasizing the red tip to his
remarkably shaped nose.
Wen may he !ook uS II his mind were
strained, Tor the chaia OF ClrcumStanta! cvi-
d"ncr Is icing Forged in 4 style OF link that
appears unGr, ,ahaDl". Though the chain Is
ma yet complete. the prosecutor SAYS mat
lie has yet two whole days Of work upon 1t.
The examination and the croSN-cNainina-
tiun of Prof. Rudolph \. Wilthaus consumed
the greater part OF the day. and II there were
any doubt before A. to whether Miss BAY ;
beautiful pupl had taken morphlu" Just pr-
lore she entered INTO hat sleep whirh knew
no waECuing, 'hr testimony ur Prot NitthauS
must have set that doubt Ht rest.
II lr"N new jars "l GAS, Inat ! h&i pre-
pared my ln"lt, 10 the vault 20 which We re-
moved Nh" body uI Helen Potts sad the
Professor ~iHlpIN.
I'm rnc,r lars | placed. each in ,ar by
lta"lI, The vital ORGANS ui the dead g!rl. !
brCU-ht them to New York to my laboratory,
ana With one CNrcTtipn they were ucNcr out
ol my luS.r>sIur. / aualyI,Q them all but
the heart, which was stolen
hen the saNant, = imposed and absolutely
certain On "yry point, related IN detail III"
story uI IN" tests ana processes 10
whi"h hr subjected every part, describing
each process and explaining each step 50 lnat
every juror laigEt understand and that
Lawyer jerome. himself learned chemist,
must be satisfied That the tests were cor
recllN mnir.
There were scores II tests, each made Win
tn greatest care. and showed uuml>takaDIy
the presence ul morphine.
1uEHE WAS 40 VUINISE.
WAS there ary trace oil Quininc?" asked
Pros. cUiOr Melllnan.
Would there have been traces of luninc
had There been taken INTO the stomach by TIT
gitl Dc.Dr" death, n dose uf Quluinc equal II
In" amount OF morphine which LEI. thcs,
races"
There would"
HAKRIs LISTENS BREATHLESsIy.
Tier" was IA" slillu"S, Of death in Tho
cour, room. Harris, leaning over HE raj ahL
mlklng m ear trumpet Of one white hand
hung there with parted tips and bateG breath
rs II hc feared Ia move.
Mrs. liarri, looked distressed beyond meas
urr, Her eyes turned apprchcn~iNely, Ap
pthiinEly lrum one IT, another, and then an
9th r question broke the silence.
"Ihr Kidney WAS subjected to sixteen TEST
Tor uEinihr aud 10 twelve ~ Search ut NOR
phil". 81 round traces CI morphine said The
witness SIMPLY.
"niiAuu ana evidences Of fquinInc:'
"Nuh" Whatever
La. al, .,
SIN Il hhi IN, and m,r hlnc In, 10 Qli@irt
ttLrrN N'I" luuud.
Thea Prri. MlthIG- wont about "urHylu"'
Ms findings 10 u rupil proves the accuracy o.
NJ SuunlmcIlun hy uudlIg the Vuutlrul "i.,
ne ih'nilehd Tor comparison with the SUB
tlaEcHG.
EFFECT OF TUE ! c v&E%p POISON
lie said that ateumulItllg a. III II Dig