The sun., 1893-06-07

door locked and bolted. as we'll as fastened by
fss EsS .SS tea t tG get in 18th
oner. from the hall. made some laugh or ex-
siamstion. and ut that moment Mrs. Borden
atthat time and had been Sa I dead 4 for more than
sn hour and NJ ": BqEdsn went rf to The lining
there was any mail. and said Mrs. Borden had
gene out. She had got note from somebody
That, gentlemen. we put to you was 2 lie
offended for mo- nurroso except TO snhe
Borden went NJ. his own Lack stairs All that
occurred 1 after he wont upstairs occurred ia
dGronnliy across the S Street to get ret Dr. Bowen.
Russell, at some distance, Almost stinctively
Gs sssa ha. @s Ms. s to 0 tho Ts p4
Where were your before a thought Of sus-
nicion crossed any mind. She had :, cen the
frst question Bridget as, Ell was Where were
your i was out in the back yard. heard a
found father dead. Bridget went vent to tHs the doc. "
t1ss zane ne back and found the nrraneI
o Sy af% an ,n
next door neishbor. saw her standins at at
was told by the prisoner to go down to Miss
that disaster was about to occur. Mrs
and assss sns the rsD out Tsfs %
g p. IT,. Srsss sss ss SPi.ossS IS
bis a voice ''n as ,mpre.sss @ @ o'u as possiSls
that tin there was no no." effort to % nd Mrs. Boro
can't md Mrs. Borden said the prisoner. Mrs.
rpki ~ n NgIt Dnf nd hnr
head reached the level Of the floor she saw the
Bowen was the family physician and was 80
naturally affected with horror and sympathy
nj Ss Mrs q
fright Miss Borden went through the .ittine
room. where her father was lying. went up to
wrapper and lay down. She told DR.. Bowen
she had gone out to get piece of iron. She
She he told 6fiieer Medley she heard a a recGiiar @
noise something ike seranng noise and
SS shs nr
wherean bouts. another story comes into view.
loft OF the harm to get lead TO make slnkers.
When she tells one person hat she went into
she a SAYS 70 S am BACK and ooisd 1s %o
stove to see II the fire was hot enough for her
and then put de hsr hat and as
case sSn shs oshsns tsls that T'sS dsoovsrs &
duties. aud in another case that she Heard
groans; giS We viii ask you to M remember = t,at tn?
the last M simmer mn i in this locality ana that the
loft Of the barn was sitting. Officer Medley
was among the fret to enter the barn after the
stairs to the loft. He found when he had
the floor r, With his hands that it was
ed thers and found that every footprint was
plainly to be seen.
IT is our duty to offer proof to you that Mrs.
evidence that when Lizzie discovered MIR.
Borden bodyit showed % freshly II running n, blood.
coagulated. and the body was stitfened in
death: The judgment OF professional men who
% You. The stnmSShs @ ' were @' sent @ 10 W Prot Wood
snd md examined eYamine and prepared with eTactness. ,,ns
ns-hith Of which was water, and fGlr-tGliths
solid matter. pa-tly digested. Mr. Horden's
water and one-tenth Of solids. The uprer in
testines OF Mrs. Borden contai ined partly di-
Mrs. Bcrdens lover ,jntestines were emily.
while those Of Mr.; Bordens contnined the
that Mrs: Borden died at least an
h9yr before her husband"
edge Of a fan between her lips for half An hour.
to to her sy deputy sheriT. and she lowered the
ian and drank lightly.
1G0d in every dFsc;
ins d the assassin: Fhs clothing has been
after the homicide., The clothing W said % TO have have
ssoe '
nation. and 4 failed to disclose any MARKS sot
examination revealed one spot OF blood which |
1on't think It worth while to call your atten: |
that an interval elapsed while Mr. Borden was
up stairs. She says the reason she left tho |
house hoy was was that % she found the fire low, and she
The barn to walt until it iGnited When she cams
back the stick WAS there and the fire had all
sscid ent that this observatien was | maia a. soon Soon
after the alarm; that Officer Tate. attracted by
DON'T mean to 70 suggest anythins. gsntIement MI
shst appeared to be burnt PAPER Dr. Bowen
r irsss Mrs thu1eh! says Lizas lad e%
ground and ixed figure in navy, blue with
'nt white spot In 1t ut all and on being
sst sat weS prs
'ner wore on the morning Of the homicide.
:, .I9n on will recall that soon after the homi-
mid: ! think had sstter sf, have Mlnwood Tor
IN unu6TtAk6Ts anu Hiss EuSscIl wont away
IN IN errHnd forbidding DR.. Bowen to attend
bout the undertaker. When she came back
m: an officer informed the. prisoner that she
vas under suspicion. and on that night
Bridget sullivan left the house; Alice Russell
tayinG with the prisoner. Miss Emma was
hen at home. On the morning OF sunday
Hiss Russell came into the kitchen. The o(i-
era were about. hut none was In the house,
nd there Miss Russell saw the prisoner with
he skirt OF a dress on her arm and what ap-
eared to be its waist on shelf near her side"
Al this point all in the court room listened
rith new interest 1T was suspected that Miss
,orden's close friend had cen assisting the
ared for the startling Information she had
ven the law officers. Miss Borden seemed
mindful OF the Importance OF the news.
ne looked on as calmly and imperturbably as
efore.
!" II was q cotton dress and not silk dress."
aid Mr.. Moody, to distinguish 1t from the silk
he family doctor thinks she wore. 1t was a
ght. blue dress, with ixed navy, blue spot. In
!. You will recall Mrs. Churchilrs description
I It, AZ she sawthe prisoner standipE by the
tove Miss Emma turned ana SAG; a. Mhat are ere
rsSss, 1t Is all covered with paint Miss Rus
"she came again into the room and found