New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

| C.-DJ you recall being thcrcE Ayes, SIT.
Q.-Do you recall anything th.t sau between you
| and Lizzie that mernnsl A.-Notaing in pa.:iculr.
Q.-Do You recall Anything, you crbcr any talk
tina, passed you ami Lzziel A.-No, Sir
O.-Nothng whatever! A.-No s'r.
Q.-tOw long did remain thcrel Al think was
| there -Four and a hall or two hours.
c.-Do you remember anytning that said that
| ngl A.-No sir.
Q.-Your attention promptly cailcd 10 tho
circumstances OF that mornings Interview was 1t mott
| Ayes; the mex, morning.
Q.-Thcn did you recall anything that said Al
do he. whether DID NO: 1: was nothing
| bu: ordinary conversation.
Q.-Thcre nothing whatever that sounds Ike any
| thing Mrs Reagan .aid A.-Eohing whatever.
o.-shc said you remained seated In chair II may
put 1t so and she safa With her back turned
| from you, and thus remained an hour aid a half DID
| that place AL have objection.
Q.-Do you remember whether it did MOI; Al
| think ro,.
Mis-, fordcn not inclined to admit that Iizzlc's
friend Miss Eusscil. was now or at any other lime
on terms OF too great intimacy. Mr.; Kno"lton seemei
anxloas to make Of this. and he had his desire.
The witness replied that she was calling friend. not
an intimat'S friend
Gone that came to sec her fairy cf;enl A.-Yes.
air.
o-Orc that fairly oftenl Ayes sts.
Q-On excellent termsl A.-On GOOD terms.
Ono lack OF harmony between them? A.-Nonc that
| 1 know Of
Qwcrc they also associated Ia church work togethcrl
A.-No. sir, never.
o-Ml.s Russell didn't go to that church! A.-Ycs
she that church. they associated to2chtr
ONI.s Rms. oil saved with vou three day, after tho
Thur5l,yl Ayes sir
q sicrt ic tho bon.o Tbur.dov u,,ttr A-Ycs sir
Q.-Do you remember whether that at anytotys
request Al tell you.
Q.-And Saturday night! Ayes. sir.
ODD Sic stay there SUNDAY night Al ID TO;
know | think 30. but | not
Q-D, yoa recall the first thing TIA, was son -
.Ir.
O-wa. rot the lrSt thing sell to Lizzlc: "Wha, arc
YOU GOING to do with that drcs,P' Al don't know, it
doesn't seem 50 10 ne.
o-pont YOU recall that the thing said - her
vas, what are you so.ns d. with tiit crcss!' A.
no. ST.
Own you swear that tlat wasn't the nst thing
aid TO Lcf1 Al doa'c tliat 20.
had nr.you,y speken to her ab,u. destroying it. A.
y SIR
o-wiIl YOU swear that thai wasn't FRS, thing
sadl Ayes. s.r.
utr ,rrTuon ILLUSTRATED
NAV .o.,,o..
Illustrates what might almost he called method with
Ter. aho seemed to he 7ilins to leave conno'e,'ci
points in IL rcasonaiy uncertain condition unless
h. WINS pressed toe hard but when compelled to give
'"'c "h'"'f yes OF 40. ~" "'%'So o % a.,.d hor.
District Attorneys dIsadyan'sc' once he ",Leu n"F
why GOO =" Y"n gns T the more think about i, the
better i'Hcmb ~ 1t Wa an answer good In law,
and probably GOOD in fact.
o.~wn.t vt Of asusc in that dressl Al
u''' N'"" ~" y 1880 " -
bottom than at The tip
=. e-'' was q '''' ''''" '''''''
SAL" nj, ems, s,. ,ho a,c.s was dr,v1 A-Yes. sir
owna; kid Of dirti Alt Was sOilcd like any
dress would be that had been "orn
Q.-wls It after II g5t paint on it'll A.-Tes,
sir.
o'-Wn'n a'l " S'' pam. ." w. """' -'' i-'"'''
"'r ~ s'' "oI,' ~ -, ro., ga, -, rho ,ou.e
V, fr
n ,o, ,o.c d,a 70 ro.sr,,kor shy NJ the house
A-Two or three weeks,
o.rhc paint dlan't make any difference about her
vea;'S ~ Asn wore 1t m,'" ,ns ASo
Sir
Odd vou rcms.o in The room, Ayes, sir.
~ ma ,o, won, Mis-, Russell sov II wouldn't do
that Lir4icr' Al wouldn't say enc didn't say IT.
dom. The be-, she ro"ld and it was IN excellent
ScS; T., ,ccr,v d sycat deal Of support from the
oth.r Witnesses n t5tor Tiel: tcs 'imony was ali
q, in,,ucr thoueh nc 81 Jry OF each was of Itself
shori
~ Tie op,ring Of III, court the Chief Justice
announced tnat h" waud net r'cciV" me tcsumohN
II The Fr"nchnaH Jc'pl lenay VINO had st9r,
!, "" %, r r,or " % yccts af;er The Borden
tn,c.,iy armed Win hajcAct The Court thought
the connection too remote. =.
Mrs, oiihh hHL'' W." i'',hh ~, ' rar,n, hons. saiJ
,b, M. n,..cG mat A,,rsc a; abou, 10 O'Clock that
morning Her l>fcrin-law. Mr.. Maney, was WIN
n nio 'S ,d ,hnv .,nrnca 70 sneak with him They
rorccd ,rnnSc elderly man SANDING ~ me stlc
:" Oh ..c '''"'" "''' ''
III. was looking Ut mo-" said the witness. "nni
he looked rs II he trying 10 pry INTO my Dusi-
ness =, -,
Mrs.. tt"r' loh"i ou' N "'" t.i norroTho
WIT" AZ. H. 'n'n va '"'''''7 ~
r'''" ''' '' -
WHAT FNN It's -" ~" 'bS""' ""'
= sawyer. a painter. furnished testimony "s'iu'
TO the defence. showing the distressed cond.tiH
Of tie prisoner after the murders, and proving tha'
the arrr,l - oncnr Mcdcy who protested to nav"
,., 80, o,.,,..,tor ~ f,o.nr,nts In tho harm was
la'c In tho day. Mr.. SAVIOR reaca.d th, ."ra"I
No., v Ni.itn oG W. ,;n, lie Observed that
III i,,,, ,r,. erwin AID fhot ihc other women
wore f,uring her .ul bathing her head. He saw