The sun., 1892-05-03
All Other Baking Powders
Are shown by the latest United States Govt Report
to be Inferior to the Royal in both Purity and
Strength (See Bulletin 13, Chemical Division '
of u. S. Agricultural Deptj
DEEMNG SENTENCED TO DEATH.
He Says He May Yet Cheat the Gs,iows-
The Judges Severe Words.

| He Says Re May Yet Cheat the Sssliows-
| The Judges Severe Words.
MELBouRNE. May 2.-F. b. Deeming was to.
day found guilty OF numbering his last wife
formerly Miss Mather of Rninhil and sen.
tenced to death. Tho latest testimony for the
prisoner was that OF DR.. Fishbourne, who was
| called to give evidence as to the prisoners
sanity. He swore that he had examined Deem.
| ing. md found symptoms which indicated dis
| ease OF the brain.
Mr. Forlonge. counsel for Decming. SUNNI cd
| up for the defence at considerable length. He
! made insanity the basis OF his plea. Nature IN
| her healthy moods he declared. could not
hnve mado such n monster. This man had a
monomana for murder. which was not to be
| explained by ordinary tests. Counsel wound
up with keen analysis OF tho testimony.
| which. he declared. showed at every step
Decming's responsibility.
After tho summing up tor tho dciencc tho
Jury retired. Tho court room. already vol
filled. was crowded to sufrocaton during the
pause. Many women were pre- sent. and Bernt-
in. tried to conceal his nervousness by smil-
ing. and commenting in an audible undcrtone
q, on their nrpearaincs. His list remark before
hay 0 the pick Of them for Il wife"
Az the Jury fled bnck into the room DeeminG
Tho foreman delivered to tho Judge the ver-
dict of guilty as charged in lle Indictment.
Deeming turned white and tremplcd ,ns tho
him tho sentence of death. The Judge, said
that in all his experience with criminals ho
wretch us the prisoner. He spoke of Deem.
ing,'s shameless etlrontcry during the trial.
nna ts tt the Sry a
prove himself irresponsible.
AS tho Judge pronounced the words Ito
Deemng gaspcd and tottered. hat recovered
himself. lio then sank hack in his seat,
the verdict and sentence. Deemiag was then
The condemned was searched crefuly and
locked in his cell. He called back to tho
keeper tho latter started down the prison
corridor. and. with IN effort Mt bmvndo. said:
Well. presume am. but may caeat the gal
ing rs!asa s si e eHs Of how 9Fn his
While he and his iirst wife % were iivns cat at rain. e
had told him that his tDeeminG'sl wife would
leare him for 800. He paid the monoy and his
He supposed that Young had killed her while
ne ne oeanG wHS ss coming t" Melbourne with
Ing said. Confessed that She e was areaty Ei % mar
ried. and she, left him in Melbourne because
she s; Wns AFRAID "i heins implicated in the mur-
Decmine is noted for being notorious liar.
m nn Snt Ss rha r IS ths a hd hi E
murder was known to none save Deeming mn-
III after it was known that he had killed his
crime that led the police hero to notify the
Liverpool police OF their suspicion that Deem.
,IaG,mii i,nG hId murdered his wife and children ut
i Will. therefore. be seen that his statement
relative to his second wife lcavin% him for fear
without = grain Of truth.
Tho iollown. letter. written ny Hamilton to
his vile. but not sent. was found in his pocket
after his arrest:
..> FLUSHING. May /. 90.
Now. Annie. write you once more hoping
aaid before. l never did love you. nor l never
can. Your WAYS are uncongrnnl to me- The
with the thought that we are so i'll mated In
short you are no companion forme. and /
Why is it that you are continually troublin:
me The lawyer in New York teld you what
never and you knowing the reason / have told
could @ never i've I've" hanpy happy, together Re-
member; have tn" bottle Of poison found in
y%nr he'd and y, bay. yet to know whether you
you meant it for your own 'icstrIc:.
don't w"nt you to Say XIII voarsst shf for oS'grs SS ke
or on my account. hut II yon are So Wicked !
hs world oT S " mow tF @ ITn nv nI "nd
YOU against such action want no more to do |
with youand hope yon vii! let me alone.
. II received your not" n-tin. me to 70 to |
New York last night. l L"cln,. AS | have ali |
proposals. mad" hy YOU. am nj feeling well |
enough even ii wished to go. | have nothing
more to tell you. have said enough.
~ HAMILTON"
Whom tho news Of the verdict and sentence
VAS communicate, to the crowds around tn.
,ourt House there were loud cnnrrs Tor tho
Judge and Jury and Groans for tho prisoner
he execution viii tako place probably in the
irst week IN June.