Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05

oe1@ueo "ieain year Tue Doruen nouss
mad been ransacked in broad daylight by burg
lars When Bridget heard Mr.. Borden at tn.
door she went and let him in-that was abou
Ten minutes aiter she had looked at the clock tt
see !, IL was time to set about getting dinner
IA otner WORDS, II was l0:30 when Borden go
Oaek 10 the mousse
briose. tesunes tnat ne went into the dining
room and sat down and took a key and went NJ
stairs oy the oacx way; that he remained there
put moment returned, placed the key ON 9
sneii anu sat aown IN the sitting ROOM
DID NOT SEE MRS. BORDEN.
At tine time Mr.. Borden did this Bridget does
not know in what room Lizzie was. The next
she saw of Lizzie was few minutes afterward
when Lizzie came through the sitting room into
.ne oihins room with an ironing board In her
nanus; III was tnen somewhere between l0:3O
anu iooo, Ior ABOUT do:oo O'CLOCK bridget says
sne went up stairs TO lie down.
Durin8 all this tlme, Bridget says, she does
not know where Mrs Borden was. Lizzie had
'oiu her tnat Mfs. borden mad gone out or was
gong out 6rlcses nad not seen her since be-
1--WE sSee %I, ana ~ O'CLOCK IN the morning when
sne MIS-. boroen) had told her to wash the
windows.
30, leaving Lizzie ironing or getting ready
" non, anu Nr. b0roen, VINO had only been
oscA rom GOWN town nfteen or twenty min
1 u,e. IN 'ne sitting room, Bridget. at about
10 ciock, went upstairs to lie down for a
1"en's- Accorolng TO hcr testimony she
lao ony oeen iying down ten or fifteen minutes
muen LIZZIE caieo 70 ner Bridget knew by
ue eAei'e1 P'cn OF Lizzie voice that some
'li,g nao happened. She sprang from the bed
anu an, HURRIED GOWN stairs Lizzie was leaning
". I'LL her PACK against the back door and said
mat her Iatner was dead About this last
expression mere Is controversy. 1t is disputed
vi !,s Dr,uses testined positively that Lizzie
saio oeao ana not hurt 1t Is fine point
Vi memory TOT termed and ignorant girl to
oe eAact upon, and that Bridget was both
isnoian' ana terrined there 10 no dispute.
HURRY FOR THE DOCTOR.
But, at all events. Lizzie said her father was
either dead or burt and told Rr;doat 70 brr-v
"". VIZ D'i"so' W nun!
r.lIv 60. a.. ---.--.-. -,
ing distance Of the Rorden bonse m Rowsn
was out, and when Bridget returned with the
message Lizzie told her to go for Mrs Russell,
VINO no, hVed on Borden street
~ =, soS oack Win MIS-. husseh Dr.
NJ. rS anu ' Mrs. snutchni were IN the mouse.
.lrs- Cnu,cniii toio bridget MRS. borden ought
W pc toid, wnefeuPon Lizzie said, Il think l
@, nci oonie IN
- oni saIo DnuBes nao better 80 and
.ooA LUZ neI, ano bridget SAID she was AFRAID
- ~ upstSrs aiore, ana MRS. Cnurchiii offered
Mrs Borden's bodv 1y;na ven ~ tIs snn a.a iouna
rna,,, bu.1. oouy iy,ns on the moor OF tne ped
I'm 1e.Neen .ne PEG ana the bureau They
porra tha. s WA anu MRS Cnurenlii told Dr.
o. ,,,;.S ~ ts Doluen was murdered TOO.
h ars.rs I'll &c, Ption OF "nat the accused
~ a. 49, 'ns' ~. IN suosuance All we know
BORDEN bonss -. .h p.opie VINO were IN the
m * -, a. VIC 'inie Oh .ne MURDER; AT
NJ porSa Driuse' wen' upstairs 10 he down
we'll A. $50 ,1.,n sA.iS roona aiise ana
,ron, ss,oo- - w 80 tuas Is W Say
Ivina - ,r;,,' niihuses later ne was
bactsd g. 80. ~ A A"oo h'or"hy
Dr r., n c,,,
,s va, ~ -. WI onu,onii, ana MIS-; husseli,
Vas notb;n, ,,r,,s,,.T ~ 'esS 'ua1 mere
her bs;r 1.as a s'..S aoous Le 9ress, that
pave M, ;rd;cat;o,'s - =; oue e a.u .ns' suo
ent sxar,;o,, Vi n"'iiS recen'iy nao 'io-
The Dhkss SHE WORE.
Lizzie herself testified that she wore blue
forenoon and at the time the ,,nrd.r "a,
-, -. =. -,
,ad on a Ire 49, o - - 'emuny. ohe
-. va tue uress "nen sne was ABOUT the
,ress when The neigbbors came ~ ond ,onnS
wo rooms of the house turned into a shambles
ma ner father and mother lying dead in their
800. 800 "Hton Hao come from over twenty
cad and 20. "a 49, Ls VI =. aoo9' tns
nurted over srar,,h;n.r - - alu
heir Iesd hod;ss RE. ~. MANY ieo. aIo ,,,
Ir. and Mrs Ror3en was raS I'D a,s Ae1
r;th Ill g. 80, o. anu sPissneo
shed bis ax,ui ioh :. 800 sn On nc nsu IN.
Ioubt Yat LII AZ. 49, VI
,oint ~ NOD a. - Pn Vi
fizzie,s wb;ts nnSarsI;ut -. I'm n;.i H up On
Hood wa. forna -. 81. nv" y. ;sie uoP vi
VENT m;rr,.s hs,a-a o., e'o.n.us sue wore
.overed anS wh;"h - n ".;,i uer Was us
,e;cbhora 60 - =; ' ~ "uen 'no
then tba c-;,,a - ,,ssp ouse W nef Sunn'ons
Eraryth;ra - - s.'s
boas - asshr1:..NI ~ .e W 'ue sores vi ner
y .,,;,..;o,, - n W suo .iiiu'es, scientinc
- - .os.o % PSls VIZ .Ie iesus mat no
ao rch e. ar;So,ae ~ We iouha. II IN tne
lood -s.o;,o, 80 80, 'nA' were
80 - ~ s.ie isos nas no. oeeh
.ossop.;. o., au - - Al soeyauce os rne
!, rrass;o,, , ~, az Ine irnu. Inc
TO- r,ado - 80 t.. ia nv suon discovery
.r,;n To-. a =; ma Mn".eref e,iuence 'ne pros
hJ;h.. 80 uoi W INC ee
= 80 ~. ~ luoo ~ 'ne part
bo, 20 nn,h;n S;ua.,,' vi lne crinie
~ :. 'nihs uiieoA! connecting ner
MISS BoRDENs STORY.
One basis Of the first suspicious against her
ras what were called her contradictorv st.ta-
,enta corcar,,r,, bo- ,,,,,,.,,on.. -, So. -
Ao, M oi 'nc niorh-
TX Vi uce niurCers lhese contradictions. how |
w SO Iar as tney nave oeen made public. are
e = cue most PART trining when account Is taken
'ne necessarily asits'ed condition OF the girls
her own story briefly Is as follows: She said
uIr NE, ia.Ier compialnea OF not feeiing well
he pillow for him ,ba, bsr Sa,;ro sue illus