The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-11
EXPERTS CALLED IN.
Blood Stained Garments Figure in the Bor-
den Murder Mystery.

FALLS RIVER. Mass. August 10.-The in
tsrest in the Borden murder cases is centre
ing around the Central police station, where
the inquest is still going on. Miss Borden
was driven 20 the station this morning IN a
c.osed carriage. accompanied by her friend,
alrs Brigham. and CITY Marshal Hilliard.
She looked much brighter-eyed than she
15 at any time since the day following the
tragedy. She walked firmly across the
euard-rOom and her face did not show emo
ton Of any kind.
Professor Wood, the analyst, appeared at
The station very early in company with
Medical Examiner Doian. Shortly after the
inquest was resumed the two men were
examined and were behind closed doors
about twenty minutes. When they reap
peared they were followed by couple Of
policemen carrying trunk containing
bloody clothing and other evidences Of the
crime. The trunks were placed IN 4 coupe
waiting az the door. Professor Wood
jumped into the coupe. directing the driver
60 60 to the uptown station. There be took
the il.03 train for Boston and the trunk was
checked for the same place.
Or. DOian remained at the station a few
minutes only IL is now generally admitted
that great deal Of hope IS being placed in
the accuracy of the analysis and the exami-
A'fNtRA Va bAWVA VIA Auu NaWknAAAs n ANH
days ago this WAS not the case the poison
theory and other clues being talked OF as Of
secondary Importance.
Bridget Sullivan, the servant girl didn't
leave her friends last night or this morning.
an officer who visited her found her in q
much happier and more eontented frame Of
mind than yesterday.
There is a strong feeling current in police
circles against Inspector Hanscom aud Mr..
Jennings. counsel for the family. IL ia al
legged that the former is endeaYoring to
build back fires 10 destroy the theories OF
the police
Miss Borden will be put on the rack to-
daY, and sensational statements are looked
for. Yesterday she was not pressed hard
according 20 "A statement from official quar-
ters. District Attorney KnoWltOn is work
ing under the direction Of Attorney General
Iillsbury. and II "a said that the form Of
complaint, aud possibly all warrants will DO
submitted 10 him.
There was an intermission in the pro-
ceedings at the inquest at 1l:l5 O'clock. A
few moments later Marshal HilliArd drove
20 the Borden homestead and returned with
John v Morse.
Miss Lizzie Borden was taken into the
matron's room. Mr. Morse was taken into
the court room. but IL is said that he was
not subjected TO an examination.
At 1880 O'Clock the investigation was post-
poned until after dinner. Miss Borden. Mrs
Graham, Mr.. Morse and the city marshal
were driven back TO the house ia a close
carriage MISS Borden was asked some
nefye-shaking questions, and when she
came from the matron's room her face was
tel- stained and she was very much upset.
1here was a great difference between her
appearance before and after tho examina-
ton The servant girl is kept under the
eye of policeman at her brother-in-law's
mouse ana she WAS not allowed 10 90 free. as
was intimated last night by the detective.