The evening world., 1893-06-08

den's body. Lizzie was In the kitchen.
Mrs. Churchill, Miss Russell. witness 8
wife and Bridget were tanning her and
into the dining-room, and witness told
her she had better go to her room. wher e
he afterwards saw her.
MORPHINE FOR LIZZIE BORDEN.
Cross examination by Mr.. Adams
brought out the fact that the witness
had prescribed morphine for the pris.
oner to allay nervous excitement; frs,
in ordinary doses. afterwards in double
doses, continued to the time Of her ar.
rest and afterwards when In the sta.
tion-house and before the examination
Mt the inquest. and that morphine &C
prescribed had a tendency to affect tbs
memory and produce hallucination.
The examination lasted a little oveI
an hour.
Bridget Sullivan was recalled at 1910.
and under rigid cross-ex animation by ex-
Gov. Robinson denied that she saw Lizzie
in tears when she called her downstairs
just after the murder. and denied she
had ever stated SO. as shown by her
testb..onv In the preliminary hearing.
Bridget testified later: While I was
livilg In the family there was a rob-
berry there"
Government objected to answer, but
It was allowed.
1T occurred In the day. about twelve
months before"
The Court asked why 1t was material,
occurring so far back, and ex-Gov. Rob-
ipson explained that the robbery oc-
dvrred In the middle Of the day. just
when all tue family were there. (Ruled
out.)
Witness said. In answer to questions
"There was a burglary in the barn also,
but it was in the nighttime" The an
swer was excluded. exceptions being
noted in both cases.
MRS. CHURCHILL A WITNESS
Mrs. Adelaide Churchill was called
and said she had been a resident of Fall
River forty-three years. II have lived
where I do now all my life." said she.
II was born there. It is next north OF
the Borden house. have been, on
terms Of special intimacy with the Bor.
dens.
ION the morning Of Aug. 4 I saw Mr..
Borden first aout . o'clock. I was then
in the kitchen: he was by his steps. but
don't know where he went; he was
standing there; It was on the barn sida
of the steps. That morning went out
and purchased something for dinner.
when 1 reached my house 1 saw
Bridget Sullivan going across the street
from DR.. Bowen's to her house: she was
white and going rapidly. 1 went in the
side door Of my house and into the
kitchen. laying my bundles on a long
table. and looking out Of tho window I
saw Liszie inside Of the screen door
leaning against the east eide of the door
casing. ....'''
h 'T opened the window and asked LIE.
sic: What ia the matterr She said
oh. Mrs. Churchill come over; some
one has killed father!
II went right out the front door over
to their house: when stepped inside the
screen door, she was sitting on the Sec
ond step: put my hand on her right
arm and said: oh, Liszie, how did II
happen?' She said: I don't know. !
was in the barn to get a piece of iron
nd when came back found the screen
door OPEN
"She said they must have some en-
emies. and thought they had all been
poisoned. as they were all sick in the
night. I offered to 80 for a doctor. and
wherr I returned, after going to where
my brother worked, and getting him to
telephone. DR.. Bowen was there, and
wanted me to go in and see the body OF
Mr.. Borden.
rs THERE ANOTHER
After Miss Russell came in Lizzie
said she wished somebody would try
to find Mrs. Borden, a. she thought she
heard her come in. I volunteered to 60
up with Bridget, and as We went up
stairs, and when my head was on a
level with the floor. saw the body
then 1 turned about and went back.
Miss Russell said: Is there another?'
and I said Yes: she II up there On
the day Of the tragedy the agitation OF
Lizzie was not manifested by tears. I
don't remember whether Lizsie said to
me that the reason she came in from
the barn was because she heard a dis.
tressed noise
1.-The dress she had on while was
there was a light blue calico or cambric,
with q dark, navy blue diamond, printed
The whole dress was alike.
DRESS shown, but witness said Il was
not the one worn in the morning.)
Witness saw no blood on Lizzie's q
dress that morning Of the murder There
was no indication Of Miss Borden having
on two dresses.
Cross-examination by ex-Gov. Robin.
SO "You live on the side OF the house
next to the Borden house?"
II live all over the house" (pertly).
"Oh. do you? Well. your living rooms
are on that side?'
Yes; In my Kitchen my sink is quite
near the window. right opposite the side
screen-door of the Borden house. ! saw
Bridget that morning when she was
rinsing the parlor windows; II was a
casual glance; wasn't watching her
and whether she was washing the din
ins-room windows I could not tell.
THE street Is comparatively a noisy
street when the windows are open;
noises In our own house might not be