The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-09

she was. ont Of the way ct The time; He denie.
hSs b d4.s. az t t%s he eou
that the o SSr Of tss S SS.s
R oTsrnment sh RssPs on the tspe In
could SftYI not tel whether that was til. dress sh'
his ys. e the ho SI,S ted
Lys' n ts and iSnSs he e e
her to go to her room. and he prescribed some
mr. Melvin O. Adams took Mr.. Robinson,
place as crossexamincr OF this witness. He
had smfI!cient success to have satisfied ever
he h. I bde1ST the ss RSt C
dor tho influence OF morphine for several days
A'IS1 the he day Of the murder be hoE bronze
sfrh Sia Of ins' grain and on SATURDAY double
much. She had 1t again on SUNDAY and Mon
How long did she take e ~ said Mr.; Adams
"sho haLit oil tho time she wac at the po-
O. II tGe TINE q her arrest And whom she
"Aitcr her arrest, when :hc vas at the sta.
Dhipe daily for several days"
"is1rpose physicians nderstand that when
morphine Is given i affects the he, momery,
h4!lscin atoms ?" ~
.e'r" There II no doubt,sbout It. 10 there7"
OF course the render. will. understand the
priso nrea' NRe has 6een accused Of many con.
trsdietions in her stories, OF peculiar behavior
Ths nhH sscrbs
the morphine as much OF this IS 1t pleases.
for eaSsv sI h"bnson t! ply " with in
the continuation. Of his cross. examination
Ed Ss on das s' 's the
murders. and as It proved to be q blue dress
that he ss f nsnn s snw h "nd
H oweyer. the dress was ittie Ike The one Mrs:
took up the subject Of the robSeries o., TIE
Borden house and barn prior to the murders.
judges refieotivey., Their he said; az not
Toueht not n to. but Want to bring out the fact
that some time. not long before the murders;
day, while this witness and the prisoner were
Ju.s R tso ons Ssors s Ss tas Gns
sign Of the crime abGns which cha shs E to H.
to Bring out the fact that there had been a
robbery of the barn also; He asked her when
moths non Mss beore tie mnrders The burglary Of
the residence was twelve months prior to the
The whgs S, T Ss
lawyers want to show that there was a good
reason for the alleged anxiety Of the prisoner
house as' had been robbed in broad day!isht ard
the barn behind 1t was pillaged twice; This
Ssrg and commeny
EsG 1 SS0s I'll tho
neie6bor Of the Bordsns to the northward. was
ns ss Is shs
entered the Borden house after the commis-
81 sns 5@ ssns.s
She tod q s sss n9
0eb ne eas from W6eR 10 back
DO Killed She went down town and. IN sS an un
IDLY From her house she saw MisS Lizzie
leaning against her kitchen door. The pris-
mess stepped e The window and said: Lizzie.
come cy err some one has kilea fathsn SF' 10
The witness went over to tho Borden house;
f. ana there was Miss Lizzie sitting on sss
second stair to the right OF the door. The
Witness p1 .ih her right hand on the prisoners
II T. &, where there !. r yous father"
Then The Witness wit asked: Where were you
1|sss :; went to the barn to
s:.aSs, s NJ Es Ror sss
fmlst have q doctor. Father must have an
e. TS haf Eli R.s sSt =
seeing q man. said that doctor must be had.
the sas
Bridget Lizzie sb and SGGwea
dSa.s want to see hi him. saw aV' him this
b sss N s5 d. sheet TO- t. the
sI1z Ss ss
saS fifth, the ,e N,. lS mere
Alter that MI. Lizzie asE ed would sons one
went up tho front stairs. They won't UP so that
Ss sna % sSs X. 5
on the far side Of the bed what looked like the
% IF The ERszs Ss
Witness said, Yes. she is up there" Miss
Lizzie ED she should hsve to e to the
was nor excitement manifested by tsarsa"
did you suggest any change OF dress%
""Rld any ono suggest IT IL your hearine"
Asked what dress tho prisoner wore. she
ground work. /; was OF cnlico or cambria. with !
q dark navy blue diamond pattern printed on
srnm snt viii seek 10 prove was burned by tho
prisoner two OF three days aiterwnrd District
Attorney Moody tool; from his table u dark |
blue dress and Asked
rs that the dresS?'
mo. sir. Oh, no, sir" said tho witness
quite emphaticaiiy.
Then 1t was that ex-Gov. Robinson took tho
witness in his charge on behalf OF the Dris-
oner, and gave another exhibition OF his mar
yaloGs power AZ IL crosS-exaininer. He got
from the witness the fact that there was no
popularity about Miss L!zzie's dress that at
tracted her to call across tho yards and ask
what was tho mnttor. Il was tho prisoners
.Gf Course said this magic.like. juggler
will, words and vocal tones. you did not OK
amin. that dresst You were too much ex-
cited"
"Of course you did not talk about dresses. !
then, when you heard about tho murder"
No, SIR"
You did rot notice Bridgets dress ?"
1--we were to make particular inquiry. you
couldn't tollr' |
Is No. sir" |
Mrs. Bowen came that morning. What |
sort OF a dress did she nave on?'
think she had on u whtish dress"
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