The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-17
an instant. He made nothing Of her. md the

The testimony Icing, AL in. tho lawyer
disra,s, ram tGS l9,y; and 70 Sas s,, Il!
msnf Would bnye liked Mr tiobn.on oman max
his closing address to-m n;9 Then I
Know ton could como singing along win hi
denuncintion OF tho prisoner besides h
A. a asoa hsa MSn as Eh4 s to snl
both sidcs after d thS Snn ,S hoillay TIA
Tho continued activity o. the marshal / Q
HSe aS hcy have sd er rn on on r.
%tnssf sa stand eaS GttSston tS TIC I. tn
ass GGlss haT ys. GAG ifyfsft ta h
ssred on En'cf the as @
Itissaid TO have terrified tho prisoner earie
a On h 9. the Of Sf merit cssc IT,
s$s;ss ssS.os wSsa liz .sBs.
it., course Of searching cross.exan alton the
police might have Ueen considered M odel Wit,
Iorsoier., I WAS noticed that some ONO O. the 'H
used precisely the same language zach time
scarcely have, shown less variation in their
er's wrapper, with tho elibness Of o. dress
time as the first. q course. II Is possible that
yet this Singular series Of co a ent
on and reminded some persons OF their exne.
!Tienee when going to see play for tho second
The Erst distnrIapse o, the even tenor Of
point In the trial. 1t was when n ratrolman
sterped beyond the limo of what had been
the handieiess hatchct. and swore that he and
s sn1thhet one found the miss,ng handle OF that
the s sS n we net % b"sn
70 the barn durin. tho murders; s"conl. shn
the handle Of the haeHei viii With w" WRc% 1sa
crime was committed. This nrrng policeman
s9w n a" of h The @ Gso wn
hntceet began those mad and de.yish, pranks
and set in motion that retreat which has not
Il was inter this that public attention was
II then came out that at the vcrr time ., the
discovery 81 the murders they susnec,"d Miss
Lizzie Borden, and had 80, out a warrant FOR
70 throw out Of court tho, eirs testimony at
matter the Government boosted. hernuse it
%nae tb nS prs1ns1 th Then
Ffsn tho Ilne dress Of B,sSdtof! cord t@at
Sn a"d S1'sFn e, 1"s T E"t as s'h'"
WHIT WSsh o Gi'Msih hs h H@ q
PSlce |SIF"n tht hGT sssr tni sivSn h
7 that the Chief of Pole, had forbidden the
Verbally denying it to al Who SPOKE to her her
Next cnmo the showing inst the reldl,r
who saw y woman comma. from tho Dor ion |
barn on the morning of the murder had told |
his story to the roics. anG they had mnde no
the accumulated testimony o: several Wit
rsssoss . TINT they had around the harm
.Ssa. q hsI @oyeme1ts y sNoa,ins
tsp q sne Government, evidence that LiIszie's
fried 10 hinder search Of her room, there
came plenty Of evidence that the Borden sis
End, even ,assistc,! them in the If sea.cha ae
Perhaps tho most remarkable. .deveiopment
had mado ono haish%t lit the crms At one
trial. an! now was giving the same testimony
with quite different sort OF n weapon for It's
The gan IN the rohco testimony which was
Ing and has not YET ceased to s"rea 3D. so S Fiat
1t looks to mn impartial observer rs II II wac IL
poee With any W Sna nsae % s 5s
attended theis own H.lventnres upon tn" wit
testified in the trInl can and should 10 mado
stories a,r and tho Tel-att.stod evidence ior he
Sc Lizzie Eorden's trial than the opportunity
moss OF the police. II In their Judgment any I'M
fairness has been shown ny them.
the y"nnG man in light clothes who stood ut the
l,eorlcn gate on the morning: Of tho murder
there Mt the same time enc belonging to her
nephew. Charles s. sawyer.
den house aud saw Miss Lizzie right after tho
murder. She, was in n rocking chair in the
ming her. rahbns her hand and na adm sf
ing, to her. MS he said He did noise any blood
OH her dress, face, hands. or hair.
John u. Manning. n NJ hA Eo1 |
river MG was very early at the house on
long before the arrival Of Policeman y Medley H
who found 70 footsteps up there to corrobo-
TT and brsht witness SAID that Mrs. IoasES Nn
s ssfs tod in naSS sss wss
with the Fail itiycr Giofe., asked Mrs: Reagan /
s e. h fhat Fl nn and she said
ute No n3 r rH,h Il IN hs she said
=, Mari Rn11 bHolmcs, wife Of the President
too much remarRs m f en 1e nsSd f
sn sSe sn npf Sspfe zz to b the
% 4H q the sane
'hnrrh enterprises tho same as ali young
'eople DO She and Lizzie were on tho same
hospital hoard. nut In sunday school she was
n the Bible class and Lizzie was In the 4
Jhineso department. Then followed these q
questions and answers: b
Odd you. know Mrs, Abby Durfee Borden Al /.
ras very little acquainted with her personally but 1 l.
ave known who she WAS Tor u great "
pDid they come to church. toge Their! Alley did u
Q.-And go away togetberi A.-Thry did p
Az to the visit OF Assistant Marshal Fleot to A.
20 Borden house on tho day'of the murder 81
his was said: Ia
Q-Aftr: Mr.. Fleet came in what done and said Y
M FLEET snid he wanted IN ask some Questions II
answered so plany qlcstiors"
Ssrc sSa %E. e .s. H5s as .jksa
zee OF lead or iron or lin tnhS- don't u.
now whieh one "t these Inngsit she said for OF
e has .ad that she went for all things ut differ
Tho witness said positively that she saw NJ
izzie shed tears when looking at the body OF az
or little whack at Mrs, Reagan's fairy tale y.
,out LIZZIE saying that her sister " gave her ~
rny' Mr.. Buck had brought pane r con- De
innE denial 81 the story for her to sign tfar,
onla sign the paner IL Marshal billiard was A..