The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
i'm. 1esre It to him wrappsd up in . news.

pa TSen o IT, RoSInsen WITH Iii. esmest
that witness IN The position Of weskenin tn
aue thnn snd srs o hesn waaHn e'o
IN Rer room
.rini ,o,. An h,. sr..,y
nan hh III, Sp ynp nj 9aSnd Aid No. An
whit Ga WAS fooE King T for i'un'' ''' not "n
Vas you looking for anything except bloc
epoIs w,s ,oor,ro Tor .,v,b,ne Tim. vop,d tan,
% ,a was Uosps ,0r snytnlne 'hat "ou'a
| t o.sTivs WIS. VA WerS aiter
h The Nt ok Governor was 'ndosv0rinF to r'tt
cant toll g9r eSSsPt that ~ vas ioosin
lar as can " SseoV SeHr you n ' aid mot
anything o sir os lind anything
You did not haze % the sGhtrst obstacle ES
| IN y9ur way. nv uoos s were al opeh' peiie'
| Hecnon vas given you
| res Eli .u,,
No, sirn ..u,r
In the I attic found trunk that was toe
puzzled Ie az ! wa "; ,o. ,o,, ,or.,h,r, d,d
It not - =" A'nu Vi '''''' '''A VI ''e'N'
"Se es s,s not M,s. 1dzz,o Bord.n oome and
oT hog f b oSe oom hs ruS
theTe;, VIII. q, .,
NJ hn nd na
"Rut some one did Z"
All this was gained from Govsrn Tlnn Wit
Gove Cove; r Witness Except one. in order to
dispTIoYns thS aoSyernment thsory tnas Miss
81 &c house. ' @tt.r the %asdors s.'''n ''a''
the senrchSs he Bdee
eeery ana ocr eSespt cs
unrestrained search0these We're his exact
wordsHwithout iinding any crsase or paint
spots en-. any dress. and. in fact. without ind-
The uyernor got down 70 Tho hoodoo hatchet.
II wrapped IL up in a n swspaper and handed
it to Mr.. Medcy.' "
you see any article Of wood IN that box? u'u
The reader viii rememTer TINT the sensation
made Iy % p :r who
lice force. said that he found the handle which
the Government was going to make out to
have been broken ofr by the murderess and
oths. 9cs poT in n the stoys where 1t is in
but ire iron ni in the heb bo ny A Do" A0'"inA
That Ratchet blade was all covered with
Dirt rather than dust"
.Ri, p ,..1,n,,
Wasn Th Il mean Substance tina. would col.
l'st Il p was IT much ;~ cosrsor than dust"
Il don's know know. Know S I the dust ist on the
Ratchet was not tho same that would collect
1t WAS coarsor than what WAS on the otbsr
things !" 0'''
Yes"
" took up tho box and looked into IT."
"i ineSS "efo all oussT
An old dusty place. wasn't it-pile Of ashes
here. You saw them. didn't your"
.ail them ashes" lawn ''''' A'"ou'o
THAT will do" said Mr.. Robinson. and for
,est living c,oss-examiner IN this coSntrv'
is " as going to 1t thpt witness 90 and miss
s Sd whea ss
be point to Mr. yenPnss Jennings ' piSoKsd
me HoiS tes.: and whispered to
viii tho Witne a plsase stem back ne
'H fhas aStshes blade"
-. Let mo soc you wrap # up again. Just as
Id lawyer Went and cot the 'n same G pieee Of
'rown paper with which, Mr.. Msdisy had
the Sry precisely how did up the
"0h. it was a much larger PAPER than that,
was x,h nf;w.pspsr !: ssia ;sDt; Desmond:
Yes. SIR said the poKcs Captain.
Then the solemn looking lawyer went and
rot q COPY OF the New Bedford Mey,7nu. and
landed 1t to tho police Captain. 1t was some
hing like climax In a French novel to see
hat simple police Captain going through
precisely tho same motions as the other
policeman had made. totally unconscious that
10 was making out ono or the other to be- n
lar! and dealing a crushing blow to the value
1 all OF the testimony of the Fall River police.
When he had done up tho little blade In The
IL paper, very loosely. 1t made a bundle as
iR as u ham.
There" said tho witness, that 10 tho way:
My m ade larger bundle than that"
IT was larger newspaper. wasn't it,"
he Governor asked.
Yes" said the Witness
Then he was allowed to 90. Just AZ be wa,
saving the stand this witness said that he had
OF read single word about the Borden case
n any newspaper since the trial began. The
ext witness. State Detective George +, Sea.
er. had unquestionably read the yery iatsst
apers. for he no sooner got on the stand and
'as asked what he did when he saw the hoy
n the cellar than he said: ii looked in the
OK to see II the handle was there" - 'A'
Did you fnd itPT the District Attornsv
sked;
Il did not"
Asked 10 describe the npnsarance y, tba
lade, he said: ut was coward win cn,rae ,
ust. should call ii rather ashes than Gnst
nd 1t was covered on both sides" AsEsi
et har whan ha . q, r,I ii Al i. kN.s.. ,-1ShoN q