The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-31

Witness stated that It was neither Morse
aYou left him tbsre," Eyes, sir,p
Ever seen him beforeP:s mo, SIR"
black. Knowlton said, you SEQ many
people every day don't youf' "Yes. sir. .
lie seemed to be looking toward US. Mrs.
Hart was with me. Mr. Manning was In
the carriage aud q lady"
FU., four people then GSSd have seen him
the rear Of the Borden house, on Third
street. She was not at home on the day
OF the murder.
"Did you see anyone ab out Borden's
fence the night before the murder ="
Yes. sir about II p: M. she heard some
% What % direction % aid The sound sns i'coe1 co%e
from Z" Back Of house"
'Is the Borden fence there" "Yes,
What did you dor" ave were both
frightened SO that we did not want to go
down cellar"
.ydIS .MSw .,sas;S clearly did you hear noise'"
Door to kitchen was open. Was it the
dog" mo. sir; the dog was on the
Could Miss Collet on the bench in front
Of the house see the Borden fence!" "No.
sir.n
Knowltou-was dog on piazzae 81
can't say; ! didn't see him; my daughter
did.
did he start for man you heards" "No,
SIR"
Martha Chagnon was called. Her evil
dence corroborated her mothers in all
respects.
How long did the noise las IT," About
five minutes"
Have horse In the barnr" "No, sir,n
Knowlton asked: "Was the bench
where .n one could see the front streets"
Did noise last five minutesYv "Yes,
SIR"
.y Know how long five minutes isg"
Have you been on stand five minutessv
"Couldn't saw
Hear any scraping noise," "No, sir.n
Jennings asked: "Where Is ice house yn
There is a barn and house between our
house and ice-house."
thats anis 'as aSo sound s11 appear to come from
Alfred Clarkson, plumber, was called.
He was at the Borden house on the day of
the murder, about 11:40.
Went up in barn, noticed that door In
upper part was open about seven or eight
inches.
Notice the hay p, 'Tn two or three
places it looked as though II had been
stepped on. In one place it looked as IL
II had been laid on"
,asA,nyone else theres" "Yes sir.
See Officer Medly ?" "No sir.r
knowlton cross-examined.
"Yes, SIR"
Seen any Of them sinces" "No, sir.p
Know Mr.. ID innellys" "Yes, slr.D
"See him there i'' "Not in barn"
"Where'" ''In the yard"
Speak to him about going to barns''
''No, SIR"
..s.A.S., How many went up into barns'
How many before your 81 think
fonr?"
"Some after?" eyes, about a dozen. -
MI. Morse was recalled.
Jennings referred to cellar door
and asked: do you wish TO
ddSsns' dagn aeyU yG"' statements Tes' SIR of few few
Mr.. Holmes went into the barn with
him, and while going out of the barn /
mentioned the fact to him that the cellar
door was open"
"Did you point out the cellar door to
him when you told himi" II think
did,"
This directly contradicts and corrects
Morse's testimony of Saturday.
Mary K. Brigham, friend of Lizzie, was
callei.
Witness said front door could be fast
ened by spring lock, bolt and lock in
the latch
Has the spring lock a catch to its"
."No, sir.o
did yon make any experiment this
noong" II did,"
What were theyi" 81 had Mr.
Morse lie down in the spare room between
the bed and bureau. stood in the door
way"
Could you see any part of him 2"
mo. sir, could not.