The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-11

purchase poison. Mr. Morse was asked II ho
knew 4 Lizzic Border, Wv .icE ,hst mGrS Sn
eyen know whcro she wns about tho house,
DID al nn Sf e no Cher,
was any III feeling or unfrcndincss between
me%bsrs Of the Borden family 4 is s al, that
oordiSl as they might have been. After MIR
MErs%s sydSprs wSs taken the inquest was
Emma borden. the sister of Lizzie Borden
and Dr, Bowen wore the first witnesses sum .
in New Bedford on tho day Of the murder She
knew little r"thipG about tho details, save
She was as questioned chiefly in regard to, the
domestic relations between her sister md nor
that tho feeling existing between Lizzie Dor
den, and her rercnt+;., esnsc,aIIy her step at.
Borden lot tho cour, room Mt o'clock.
When she came down stairs she found de.
n nSHsS Mn & RT S so F s f E S
accompany her. she smiled ana said; .
nscmsc T or s'y @H5H {" netting
BOWEN Ths s %sf Z" ON M ho " %ns F
stand lie testified pSstiyS!y t. is h aid That
answered. "Mothrris out A sick friend sent
,e her h to smSs s, TIL IS ,sG
Mr.. Hnnscom. was burned in the Kitchen stove.
Mr.. Hanscom did not say when i was
Bowen, Alter Pr, Isowcn came Mrs. Churchill.
Bufinton. whose house Is twenty feet north Of
the si1o door Of the EGra"n i, II is said
ing OF tho murder her windows facing the
Borden house, were ,"nen aud she, was near
sh% sy nn 's s" TaS
60 down town and come BACK m ABOUT o i9;dp
esvS Or s the s until tho servant sr
Bridget sullivan. ran out and across the street
OF those around tho house about the time of
the murder. Mrs. Chase. John Dinnc. Patrick
MCGOWAN. the fronch hoy. and Mrs. bunnton
The SuN reporter this afternoon found two
more persons who were on the same sid, Of
Borden was killed. According to the story Of
Sergcnnt Harrington. who investigated this. q
house about tho timr, of the murder. Mrs.
Kelly lives twenty-five feet south Of the Boi-
Mrs EaGan felt iii and stopped to ask a girl
who WINS washing Mrs. Kelly windows on the
a. Of hS HS hs as M the the Sns
Mrs. Engnn saw no one enter or leave tho Bor
den h2SS nor did the sr Wh9 T 'I Washing srH
Mrs. Churchill was ask ed whether, she could
have heard tho noise in tho Borden house
made by the fall vi 200 pounds dead weight.
or by tho screams, and struggles of n person
that she thought she could. 1t could not be
learned what answer she made to question
Regard 10 inc uOlueStlC VI luo
Bord en- family.
CALLED to day. lie Is married to a sister Of
asked solely about his knowledge OF the re-
lations between Lizzie borden and her father
{ivsly that he knew that there was iii feeling
between the parents and the daughter lie
S lis It sa to sr Sis sv
denco was concluded tho inIuesit adlo9rneH.
1inr ND MaIipnl Examiner nOlnn
d drew to- Mr. Mr. HlIiards private Office. where
they held long con sultation. 1t could not DO
Visibility, Of an immediate arrest Of any ono
suspected was co lnsclled or not But it was
mined to slit all the evidence and act at once
upon it. After the cons mltation the District
Attorney posted this bulletin OF the days
Inquest began at 10 o'clock. Witnesses
Emma f Bor dem D i:' Bowen. Mrs. Adelaide
Churchill. and Hiram G. Harrington ilnuuest
SaGHneH or to Gs, at o'clock
Just before the inquest adjourned Doorman
oee hnd ThS aka wss E IN
1t was learned that DIR. Dolan wished it.
1t or to illustrate the manner in which the fatal
blows were probably struck is not known.
lon of the police. has been to draw closer the
lines of evidence, around the person or per-
sons suspected Of having committed the crime:
made to- night docs not imply that the original
VsaRsned The District Attorney acting S ON
the advice of Attorney General Pillsbury.
a IN H S
warrants. which those In position to know
tell the syn Tenorter it assuredly does. the ar
Judge Blaisdell will be asked to bind the
prisoners over. and if any action is taken by
the District Attorney will he fully prepared to
show why he asks that they be held Chief OF
picion. and is not amenahle for any arrests he
may make based on his belief. one Of those
reporter tonight that the INQUEST would be
nnish t pr9166any by oG Morn vi 1T
that immediate and dclnitc action would lie
Mr.. Hnnscom the assistant superintendent
brought here by Mr.: jennings. tho lawyer for
Lizzie Borden. nominally to hunt for tho muir,
Es: B bSr ssa o Ghfs S @
home in BostGn. H. found no startling clue.
:Pen III lis tt to With e.: dF e
ins 10 admit ted that he had been unable to
the you moa mt
conolusively that there are no clues worth worth
enythinC outside Of that ono duplicating
you'd no not at once have run them down.nnd.
fthcy were Valuable have placed them before
the ponce SO tnht l.lIIle Ijplutn WONIN
cleared of suspicion and freed from restraint
Three, new clues were reported late Inst
less. The first story was TINT Peleg Bright
nan. n painter found n blood, stained axe in
o barn on one Of Mr.. Bordens farms. near
South Somerset. The axe was stained with
chicken flood and stuck with chick n feathers.
The second story was that u young boy
named I.ofnsky had seen II man cIimI over
the Borden backyard fence aiout II O'Clock
on Wednesday night. tn" night before the
murder. twas argued that This man hid in
the barn and killed Mr.. and Mrs. Borden the
next day. Sergeant Harrington found tho 1o-
fnsky boy He never saw nor did b" say no
saw any man around the Borden house on
"Wednesday night. lie was at home in bed.
The third story WAS based on the statement
a. DR.. Handy. n reputable physician in this
city; DR.. Handy said TINT nhout lO'. o'clock
on the morning ~ III" murder. whilo no WAS
driving past the borden house to make n pre-
fessonn visit, he noticed II man Walking
slowly ny tho house. He described the man
As4bou' 3fe"t i.inrhrstali. OF medium weight.
with ,ltrk mou,tachr.
His face. the Doctor said. was "deathlv
white. but Toumi and iull. He WAS apparently
2h yours old. Policeman Hyde nj once rrrol-
lected that the maiI he saw looked ust like tho