New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

| 10 :O5 The lamp lighted IN rhe ,h n' Snnse.
ct Mb sS ws saw ont mt H%fF door was
locked When back It was mi, 'ne doo Ie Alter
M Ant Mr. ' With sS, and 1 sad
went directly to bed after S e% @p, M in the morn
ISSA had sais h Sl %h heard u the night
THURSDAY A e ro so Mm' ie S sna
my fire down the back stairs has ias'ds theme e
Ds fHd ,s ad S 'S ei It open and
screen Se door, fastening with ho9h hs r'! p ne
saw in the morning se S gave me some n.ruc.
n os i" he was not than FIVE minutes os aer
between the time c o. Mr down " he pn his kew
mane took out when s shop GG a o Snd Se
through thu the d srs S'C door " Of The barn.
MISS BORDEN IN GOOD HrMoR
A, this no,nt the court took recess from to rs
~ M. On reassembling Miss Borden took her seat
for the first time within the bar Enclosure and near
her counsel She appeared to be In good spirits and
fondled small cluster OF pansles, which seem to be
The fir,t witness called in the afternoon was Mrs
Caroline Kelley. she saw Mr. borden IN M, yara a
front door passing inside OF the fence he stopped
down TO put the key In the door, In his hand was
'I bridget Sullivan then recalled and her ties ns
timony resumed. When she saw Mr: Borden NJ enc he
remained in the kitchen. and when he came ~ the
screen door she did not know what he did with IT, Up
10 that time witness had seen no one Dut MT. anu
Mrs. Borden but when. they sat down Mr.. Morse sat
down also After breakfast all Of them mus, nave
gone into the sitting room; they had LEFT the d,h G
told her breakfast had been completed: ,,,oo,,oa
dn remember hearing y snS sS am ns o H'
head head Of the stairs or in her room laughed at me
cannot tell anything about how the door was EeR.i
Mr c'i Eordcn in he did not speak to me; he had
parcel in lis hand when he wen, into the the d hn,n
and ! went on washing my winuow,, .",ss
her ask her father If he had mail. and she i.d
out Tnen Mr.. pcr1len iooh the key Of his bedroom
door and went up the back stairs Wien cn ne o' t
sitting oOm and went on washing my windows.
While was doing this Lizzie came INTO me room;
TOOK n an nssn @ ans SS s s was " going
that afternoon, and said did moi think was do she
for Mrs. Tordcn has out OH sick call an, ana
may go out myself she was rohins nf cham
sd "i sccs nd at 'c c e1in yaa ard said wo
have dress. Then went up to my room ana Inn
T' hoard the city liaI clock strike II. think
had been there three or four minutes don't tn,nn ~,
opening and closing Of the screen door II u Is dlne
BY careless person. The ncx, ihng heard Mas
was dead that was at least fifteen minutes after
THE DISCOVERY or THE EoDIE'
When heard the outcry from Lizzie went
downstairs and first saw ldzz'"' cannot ''i' "n''
dress she had that morning. Nh'h N"""
the back way the wooden door was open. ana N"
was leaning against the door the screen door WIZ
shut; but / could not tell whether II was hooked or
not ] went TO go into the Sitting room, ana 'h'
said On. Maggie. I've got 10 have doctor hgu t
away she s"d was o' ~ 10 ,h ua Ua'n n,.n and
found father dead. do you know where Miss hussen
lives; did not and she tod M" , a'uh corner ,ua
Of second and Bor lrn SITS. for MISS
Ru sell, ard she was not theTc,' .h'n
,,,,,i ,hpt. he did live and told her what ll1Lc
wanted. guess ! ran 10 Dr. I'owenS' bu' aoh
lnow. when cnmc back ioqnd Nr,, C1n hc,s Mr..
Whitehead lived would go and tel Mr.. borneh, u
he there t9at Mr. ordn %,T VERY il s,c I h"r
come in 60 upstairs and sec II She i thcrr: ,na
VIII not go uR1 han "I So. far az" enough on the %
to see into the room l saw the body on the moor
and In and stood by The foot "l ,h' be" .i' a."
wa, aide .p"n. did no, make any examination "i
mrer saw q haichc, ABOUT the place WI,
,roken handle The farm hand did the Wood cu'tns
link II was ony split on the premises down ceilhr
being cut at the iafm
| THE F,MIfN RELATIONS PLEASANT.
ON crces.cxamnaton the Witness ,c''iIhSi When
| was called Maggie 1t not unpleasant never
had any trouble In the family. and liked the place.
never saw or heard anything out Of the way In the
family relations. AMI during NY nearly 'nrer var
Of service everything was pleasant There were ul,s
hen the girls ala not clt AT the sam" uoi' WIZ
,hdr par n,s, most OF The time. In fact they farcn
wnen the OH people got up aers T'' inns
and her mother always spchc to each olhrr. heard
them all ahlng The sitting d sSst ,, morn nna
.hc answered. them civilIy and property - far as
could they lived conssnsly ana ps"s , ,Sy
convcrScd usually In II pleasant mahn"r don1 r..
member anything abou; any conversation about
Wtncss was asked again about what she said At
the inquest relative to the family eating tos,hrr' ne
substance Of which that Lizzie almost always arc
with The family when she was at home ana up;
witness sad she seldom went Into The trout part OF
| he lptr
sent there. Thcir is All old bell IL Mrs. Bo'dcns
room, but said the wine. :" d. NOT know know
heard II ring 1t would BE- easy enough ior any one
to go in at the side door w,h9. my knI% INV" bcr
wi,Gess was a'k,d what Mrs. BORDEN did on the
TUESDAY morning before The tragedy counsel PR
facing his with one u" Mr to T ndc sn I",
meniS and remarks on the day OF the tragedy
witness sald that when Mrs Borden ,ne r a"Mn
as usual Asked as to what Lizzie did on that day.
She replied tina, she was no, po.tyWs. W. por,en ant
In The yard. Describing The ARRANGEMENTS In the
house. she said there was cloct r III: kl'rrn sn.
In the Kitchen closet for the opening In the back
yard, bur she oli ~ know Mh,,mr y 49, Opener or
was unhcokcd. from 20 m. until she got through
she had told Lizzie that she need MOI nook IT, De,
f fao, she me n"yn w.' ncnr il neiIo until she went
in: any person could walk into that door at any
'''" During ali the morning Of ihr tragedy witness
never went near the front hal until Mr. Borden
came 10 the door AMI she let him In. When she was
getting water In the barn she never saw anybody
about. although She could have seen any on" who
might have been there. had she been oohlng: lat
she was not watching. she said; she WIS attending
10 her work In walking along the north side from
the street the dning-room windows high that
nobody can b. unless the observer Is close Ia
the house. Witness could not remember ever hay
Ing unlocked the door for Mr. Borden before. She
repeated that she hnd not been near the front door
before that morning. She heard Miss Lizzie laugh
but did not see her she positive OF that; then
She saw her come ont and talk 10 her father about
the mail everything pleasant.
Here cy- Governor Robinson asked n sic had not
stated mt the preliminary hearing TINT there was talk
nbou, Christmas time. and she replied That 81" h'd
not remember SAYING that I" II Mrs. D0rcn
was sick Lizzie did all she could for her"
no BLOOD on LIZZIE BoRDENS DRESS.
"whcn ! got back witness said. I" from going
after the people. found Mrs. Churchill there and
Dr. Bowen Lizzie was on the lounge; her dress
was free from spots OF blood and her hair was not
disarrnngcd. say. simply that saw NJ ono come
with % note but n note might nave como TO ti;
houec aud | would not -haXc ncen IL