The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-17

there in the FIRST week Of May before tho muI
abe made was the Bedford cord. They wer
membeTs that paint got on that dress. sh
could not remember how soon the paint 20
"a house.
II got on the front and on the, bottom AM
tho HON. and Lizzie continued 10 wear it AM
II faded very much. II was cheap dress ant
- d" you rememb Der what she did with tina
old dress,
Yes. sir"
speaks OF her own knowledge. object ans
We will admit her own knowledge" said
she cut some pieces out OF 1t and said she
What lid you gee her do''
cut f@me pieces 3I HPf went out Of
| aho Ind not told y STr. Shaw that Lizzie 9
dress looked drgh, Wrsn il was tnded. That
| question reused Mr.. Jennings TO hnd out who
s nsw sHt on b ,ni
| gone 70 this woman's house and questioned
hor all he dnrcd.
mentioned TINT Fall River rnpcr to-day
print. an acnog1t Of Nth"s n?ic" activity
day. 1t seems thai ;hS Government allies got
Ing in thu fH 5s c T9s{ 'hs%
apparently tried to Fri shten hem. asking then!
how thny dared TO give such testimony. and
hers OF some vicious band OF hoodlums In Fall
River
leads Mr.. Knowtpn to stor at nothing in. his
,Ea h as Z rroseSut1r tw" M ri
very we'll. This was Dr.. iiowen's wife. and
she told Mr.. Jennings that on the morning Of
scnrn nr sn ss HI nssS ami II M csr hulcs
were cal ming and cooling her The witness
noticed,hat sbs vas very rale. She noticed
no blood upon her.
3-1nyid .o. ..;i ,;i her hsna:' A.-Yen
&--t'ntssNnn ami ami w WITS H. -SS
9-C,ean aud white No trace of having been in a
dusty barnt Al don't recoIcct any.
Anna n. White: county stenoc rHnher read
whore she swore that when she went down
stairs in answer to, Lizzie cali on the morning
E6sSs the 5c,sHss Fss,s% +
HiilSrd and ASKED il p TS any H" man
ner had sought to, get Mrs. Reagan
tquh' anything soFt Of f mueS Vas , p:
broke out all over tho room. The Marshal was
not not allowed to answer the question Police.
he knew about the Hebrew peddler who yester- |
day gave tho sensational Testimony that he |
that was NOT bridget Sullivan. walking be:
tween, the Borden bnrn and house ut l 20
nuay snd That the psdder tod hm tRe
story right after the murder. but the prddler
said then that the occurrence WAS ut half past
10 o'clock in the morning. an hour too earyt to
be OF any use. Mullaly said hS carried n note
book to make reports in. and'all no did with
he pedder's story, was to put it IN the hook
: to mako report Of" This looked like an Mt
empt by the police to defend themselves
against the suspicion Of having tried to cover
Up that important news
It was queer that the pedder should have
old them half past 10. when, as u matter Of
act, he told every one else it was half past II.
md tho time was confirmed by a livery man
nd n commercinl traveller. and could be
urther confirmed 10y a bank clerk.
That WINS the end Of tho proceedings and
Till be until Monday morning. The court
oresaw that 1t could IN no event keep the case
rom going into next week because even IL tho
iwyers summed UP on Saturday there would
o no time for the Judges charge until Mon
ny. SO both sides agreeing. all OF what is to
ONE went over until that day. 1t is perfectly
asy to see what arguments the lawyers on
9th sides will use
The only unknown quantity in the case now
whatthe Jury will DO. AS twelve men are |
retty nearly as uncertain as one woman,
one OF tho lawyers venture to prophesy ,
,rthar than that the Jurors will not find the
oh maiden OF Fall River guilty OF tho BUTCH
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