The sun., 1893-06-15

dens,. and low theydid not see anything. When
out that he. was only there little while. and
not at ali after the murders,
with Fat, knew T nothing at ali. not even the
English language. ar, c.-
John Denny who i,t vas alsp , ~ mrs; GroT fdt W.
wall Ho saw the deputy sheriff that went
poking around on the fences. but he saw nc
Thus ended tho third section OF tho dubious
wall
widow, over 10. with specs. She is u ncigh3or
also. She was ut work In her kitchen all that
forenoon and saw nothing but under MT;
ner on the stove with her back to the window.
next called to tell OF a mysterious. quarrel
which she saw take place between the Bor-
oe ukre Won in marriea wnE % or sina. woman
4,IYen are the matron o: tho police station
ut Fall RlverP A.-leS air
=, QaAnd have occupied the position some
tody2 A.-Nes. sir.
3-Ths pris9ncr was at one time in your
What room did she occupy at that time
AionIne matron's ROOM Il.
A.Iles, sir
q. On the 24th OF August did Emma Bor-
.,&&t what tno' inc % H4At 20 minutes in ii' o, o in
Q.-Wero you In the same room with them
A.-ies. sir. in closet opsnng into the
Q..Tell what occurred in your own way
aioamma a m ma, San sane in,o the room at 70 minutes
and i heard thom talking together '.iV; was
stan ding In the doorway Their talk was loud.
mixze WGs Tying on the l9Ypge and Emma
LIZZIE, did not give you away. Lizzie re.
KiEs rIiiSa in oh an incb dii give me away butt won't
,.Q.-Were they talking In loud tones? A
Q;-sAnd LlIzzie's voice was louder than En-
Q..Where were they2 A,...ILizzie lay on her
icy len side and Emma was sitting In chair be-
.. How long did Emma. stay there2 A.
Q.,,During this time did they, speak again.
A:IN9, sir; ! gave Emma n rrh chair and she
ali that n4M nt ABOUT LSne
She did not turn her .faco to her sister. again
o'clock. After he came | did not remain in
the room. ! stood right In the door Of the
Q.-Thcn Mr.. Jennings came? Ale came
Q.-After he came you didn't remain in tho
vesan bct%asn TssS 0 and WhS e conn com
menccd? Al was right at tho door.
Q.-Whcre did you SEQ them: in what posi-
Iion ,A.-Emna was bcndidg over. Lizzie.
Em When y3q they sye panaa anSa that h{c T. LTze s and
CIWas there any sood-by on either sldc |
Q.-Did you see either of them looking at /
you W hon this conversation took place! A |
Yes. sir. they saw me. |
Mr. jennings. the chief OF Miss Borden's |
seemed |
and to hnye had good deal to do with her per-
'onally. Iiego hcrto toll whntn Jolly time she
lollar that she could tell Lizzie so m ethin! sho
'ouldn't do and that was how to break an egg
he could do it. Emma WAS sitting near W
md IND tho Witness told her 70 move out OF the
roll Emmn's dress. She got an S egg land and
handed it to Lizzie. who failed to perloI N the
Il here" said Lizzie. that is tho first thing
hat ever trieGto do that could not do"
Mr.. Jennings wanted the witness to say that
vhole truth was that all thrse had a pleasant
lms In laughing m = ana Ioking together. The cross;
AZ t"t mr. % tb had
1iiness denied. He asked her i she hadn't
ruth in the story she told ON the stand. She
enied that thoueh two OF those reporters
Q.-Didn't you tell them it was all lie and
hat there was no truth In it!
Q.-Didnt you tell Mr.. Buck it wasn't true?
= GG3,6ldnt you tell Mrs Holmes that it wasn't
0.Wns a paper drawn up for you to sign
bout THAT story!
4.-Was It read to you before you signed ii
Now" said Nlr. Jennings" wasn't this the
nbstance of that paper: This IS to certify
y; ,at my attention has been called to report
orden said to her sister. Emmr, you gave
.e e,l away, nHsltiyely deny that there Is any
Now that the suSn
- can't tell YOU
Q.-Dd YOU express q willingness to sign
ou TO sign itY A.No.
:, ,rIhfp Il NY WY did y2u 20 with the paper and
Q..What did the Marshal say to you about
Z Al don't remember S his saying anything.
Q.-SureY A.-Yes.
Q.-,Didn't ho say that if you signed that You
mt remember He ordered me to go to my
Who was in your room when you return ]
Q..SureY We're not Lizzie Borden. Emma,
rs- Holmes. and MIR. Buck all In there A
Q.-Didn't You say at that time that the story y,
ts all Il lie from beginning to cnd3 A.-No.
!, didn't you say you were willing to sign
at paper if the Marshal would let YOU? A !
}. sir. =
l.-And that you would rather leave that
ace than have such lies told about your A !
}. sir. I
l.--Who appointed you to your place? A.
10 Mayor and the City Marshal.
ty MarshaPs
Mr.. Jenningss next question showed that {
was In the Marshal's office at the time and T.
at ne said to the Marshal: " II she is willing n
rr " c
I transpired also that the Marshal said that =
Mrs. Regan had o story to toll she would
!, ! II I, n n court, and Mr. jennings said to him
,.uld publish him to the whole world. The
tness's memory was question on all these -
lnts and she remembered nothing at all g
out any Of them. te
3ridget Sullivan was recalled. and Mr. Moody 81
owed her the blood saturated hands erchief | III
ich was picked up by. Mr.. Borden's body. +,
Q identified it rs one OF the sCrt Of handker-
eis that Mr.. Borden used as pocket hand
rchie!s and Mrs. Borden used as dust rags. TT
hen came Eli Bence. the drug clerk, who
S TO open the most important question OF &C
, day-whethcr the prisoners 3 effort to buy
lssic acid was to be admitted or not. lie w