The sun., 1893-06-15
LIZZIE BORDEN'S WORST DAY.
lOnntinu.d h.nn krst pnne.l J

Tho Mayor Mr. Morse Miss Lizzie sa;a and nay Mis n
was that they re remain msO in the house ior iev
afoaha n @ Tp9 II bsy Sh i THa ss ssd d
r 60 on the streets. iTo told them Il they wer, S
Sy the GG 10 snd snd hc woTS would G
% MIS- Is1Is %SIs s%iG What is there NnybOd,
can answer that question. utter whut occurred
~" !, A. thst Miss Lizzie M spOko up and said' 81
At that Miss fmms "E said: 'Wo have tried
gOr worn asScd sSe ss fs ES S2
the time hF father kfa Spd Svor she Ga
her what she was s"S out tRcro i"r and She said
to get lead to make sinkers with: HS asked
II think. ;hs m'Cd City Marshal continued that
MsS sSc hS or hs Mayor Ra
said. / regret. Miss Borden. that you are sus-
pected.' think Il was then that she madc the
rfiGmsEk' Well 1 am ready to go ut any
Now" District Attorney. Knowlton said.
did you make any effort to find the person
who carried or sent II note to the Borden house
call Tho Government holds that her story
| ABOUT Int note was q ucllberute lie. invented To
put or the search for the murdered woman rs
Wei. taid the Marshal. II did no moro
We're you able to find any person who sent
or .T carried t such III 2, n9tePp M ePpo,irsor .u, do
| appear To have done anything at all.
The question was ruled out.
cial to ray that when he went TO search
q SSq'H IN lis ths w Dft Emma sass aSs,iSf s
permission to search the house and expressed
desire to have it done. When the witness
trunk on the third floor that could not be
easily opened. Mr. Robinson was aGie to drag
| out OF this model policeman the TACT that the
sisters Emma and Lizzie. came uD and showed
the officers how to get in.
wished you had sent for them ?"
-! don't remember no such remark"
Perhaps [ have not repeated, 1t right-per-
hans, it was key they wished you had sent
Yes. sir it was about key"
Well 20 on. tell US oil you remember about
that without my asking you any questions"
tho Government. They sail along Tor the
Commonwyaltli LAWYERS and stick fast when
Didn't Miss Emma ask YOU to mako the
seaFGn as thoroGgha n 81 81 possible and to leave
Well. sir it was some such words as that"
Mr. Robnson got from the Marshal full de-
after the murder. to show that Lizzie had no
bloody dress concealed IN her honss. ana that
1t must have been paint stained dress that
she burned next day. as she said when she
burned Nd, i. it s,,, t,o xGovornor o, uoss,onu.
sctts, it is fact that the whole search was at
tend tended BY what the doctors would call Mega
1T might" said the policeman. anxious lest
the willy lawyer m mEesnt to trap him. but l callit
There was no trapping that slcuthhound
TIE Sun has already told of an occurrence |
that is not in EVIDENCE It t is to the effect that
that the murders were committed by left.
handed person Int and that the EorS next
2' Ts'hSf or H0
On the saturday after the crime. asked
M let n.r s dp ip Sn Mr. GFsn m
said he was willing she should do anything:
provided she was I,, informed r. why she was WAS asked
med upon this. but could rememter moth
@frlor to that evening did you tell Mr. Ien:
Robinson asked.
lection aSs'@ Was o"erTacd ruiz Witness then hem sud no
Did you tell him that some didF'
AT the time when the Mayor had the talk
WITH Wit l. the @ prisoner a!d you have warrant for
Had it around you somewhere. didn't your"
When did you get the warrant'"
ION Monday
The object Of this was to show how. from the
outset. the younger daughter was suspected
and watched by the police.
, Now, a to that expression Gf Miss Lizzie's
time she spoke it right out earnestly. honest-
y. (ranklyI",
You are sure about that2'
The local District Attorney; ask cd tho witness
Mhat was meant by the Mayors reference to
M Morse THIS was S; objected to ~ by ef-G9v
lrst serious mistake he or the defence had
N ade.
Mr. Moody said that he would show that Mr..
,ersops , gathered around him, and violence
,l,ow that the Mayors visit, when this was re-. e.
erred r. to. was made in good faith '
rhey were after all they could get Of the con- 4
tho Bordsn frs hs no r1
renee to an extension of that congregation.
t t. to to M
alton against Miss Lizzie; The Court ruled Il
Dr. ha ayor s"S Rve was
lext called. Here, in New bedford physicians ',
or's sign looks lonely. There are cornors u
shere Al four houses IRE the homes Of doc,
CIV doctors here as compared with the num- ',
er in Fall Riyer.- Therefore it was appro- J.
riate that the Mayor needing to be hearty
nd active. should be n doctor. The Mayor
epeated tho conversation with the Marshal
eported substantially MS thad been set down. 81
When she said she wanted to know the "
ruth she spoke right out to sou earnestly and :,
romptly, didn't she y "
Well, she sid those words
Will you answer myqunstion p -,
Mr.. Moody protested that the witness should Il
Ct 10 called upon % charactcrize her answer. J.,
He may nnsweI." said he Court Id
" We !, SIR said the eX-iioyernOr.
Well she spoke up," said tho Mayor.
. Earnestly. didn't she" !,
She replied somewhat excitedy' u
As to her next expression. IN ready to go
7 any time she spoke promptly didn't she! a.
here was no hesitation = W
object" Mr.. Moody said.
. He may answer" said the Court. ~
. Did she speak earnestly. 81
. Yes, SO far as promptno-s is concerned" u
" Don't you know the difference between ear -
estiy and promptly 10
" She did"
Miss Emma wanted YOU TO do everything
~ could about discovering the murderer"