The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-27
The Third DAY..
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Mr.. Adams appeared Just about 10
minutes of 10. Bridget Sullivan ap-
peared soon and took her seat on the set
tee of the witnesses alone. The city hall
clock chimed 10. the door opened aud
Jennings appeared. He was at once ac-
costed by DIR. Bowen. who him gave slip
OF paper Lizzie entered on Missionary
Bucks arm. Her eyes had n frightened
look. She bit her lower lip and the left
corner Of her mouth was tightly drawn.
She wore around her shoulders an old
fashioned striped shawl
Bridget Sullivan Resumes.
Bridget Sullivan took the stand, At
torney Knowlton questioning her.
There had been some sickness In the
family Tuesday night. Mrs. Borden told
her that she and Mr.. Borden had been
vomiting all night. Lizzie also said she
had beeh sick that night
She got the coal and wood from the
cellar that morning; used coal usually to
keep fire going, not wood;
"How long had Lizzie been ironing
when you went upstairs 2" about
twenty minutes"
"Has any horse been kept in the barn
since you have been there ~ "No, SIR"
Have you ever seen Lizzie go to the
barn since you have been there mo,
sir"
"Tell me again about that note that
Lizzie said her mother had received
'She said that Mrs. Borden had received
a note, and was going out. or had gone
out. don't remember which,"
Bridget sullivan said this very. slowly.
"Had you any other conversation with
Lizxie"
"No. sir.v
"What about groan of Mrs. Borden's9
Did she sneak of thatV
"Yes. Miss Lizzie said she was out In
the back yard and she heard Mrs. Borden
"When you heard the laugh upstairs
did you recognize it as Miss Lizzie's
voice?"
"Was she in her rooms" II conldn't
say, sir" 49, :, 81. ,-,,. .,,u,, .r
cou dn't say: she might have been In the
hallway. aud probably was standing at
the head OF the stairs. Icouldn't say;
didn't see her."
when she came down stairs was she
cryings" mo, SIR"
"Did you see her cry at all on the day Of
the murderi" "No, SIR"
Mr.. Adams then began the cross-ques-
tioning
"You have been employed by Mr.. Bor-
den two years and nine months ~ Yes
i
River aud had previously lived In
South Bethlehem, Pa. came to New
port about six years ago.
"How old are you ~ ''25 years"
Ever lived anywhere else W Lived In
the Perry House at Newport for twelve
months. At times stopped with Dennis
Sullivan. Don't know whether he lives
in Newport now or rot"
Ever worked for Mr.. Landers?" mo,
sir. Did kitchen work at Perry House."
Have you ever told your story Of this
case befores" mo"
Didn't You tell your story in this same
room beforei" Yes, sir"
"who were theys" "The marshal, DIR.
"Who elseY" "I don't know"
"Who asked you the questionss" "His
honor, the judge"
'w here did you go last night -
"Down to the marshaps Office"
"Since you left the court room last
night have you had any conversation re-
'Did YOU talk to Mr.. Knowlton last
night 2" "Yes. sir"
"Did he have paperi" "Yes, sir"
"Did it relate to your testimony :"
"Yes, SIR"
"Did you read its, ''No, SIR"
"Did he read its" Yes, sir"
"Ahl he read it to you, did hes" "Yes,
sir"
"was it something you had saidi"
eyes, SIR"
How much was there of it" "About
half dozen words"
what was itY' II don't know"
She Doesn't Remember.
"You don't knowi" mo, SIR"
"Any body else tell you anything about
When did you get home last night'"
II don't know"
Nobody else showed you any other
paper?" 'No, sir"
Ibid the words he read relate to the
groanY' mo, SIR"
"How do you know You said you
couldn't remember what they were"
"Well, / know that"
that you used yesterday S' "No, SIR"
'To the log upstairs ?" "No, SIR"
GLOW do You know ~ because do"
"You were out on Wednesday night 2"
"Yes, SIR"
Ibid you have keys to the back door ?"
eyes, SIR"
Had any gentlman caller'" "No Fall
''Have you been in the habit of having
gentleman callerst" "No, sir. Came in
Wednesday night about five minutes past
ten, locked the door, got a lamp. Every
one was gone to bed. She went upstairs
TO bed. "
Her testimony here repeated the story
of Mrs. Borden and Mr.. Borden and Liz
zie. They had pork steak, johnny cakes
and coffee TOR breakfast. Mutton boiled
soup, etc, for dinner. Mutton soup, cake,
bread and coffee for tea on Thursday.
"when did Lizzie and Emma go awayp
Thursday"
"Wnen did Lizzie come back 2" 'Tues-
day."
"Didn't you say she was gone three
days, yesterday ~ "Yes sir, about that
time"
"But now you remember that il was
longer than that You know that from
Thursday to Tuesday Is five days ~ II
said about three days."
Yes, but you see now that IL was long
er than thatg / don't wish to confuse
your" "Yes, SIR"
"And when you said three days yester-
day. you did not mean it! " "Well, about
three days"
don't know"
"W hat did they have for supper Tues
n -. a n AL.