The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20

TO warn the jurors not 10 mink OF them. ou. one
word in that respect would have bcen price
less where hundred OF words were very dan
In one long md important part Of his work
no did rplendiiIy. lecnuse It was work that
was closely akin 10 that in which he has shown
was his masteriul ANALYSIS Of tine testimony OF
the Goyernment; That was ,asf ma A. natn "
20 strong as 10 cnn'le. him to force mon and
woman to anayYe AMI al,er their .S 0Tn sy n:
country manners and country lingo assumed
ortns Of great yS Ni ior theg
farmers on the Jury than to the cultivated f1lk S
the larger naHSn's ae last WAGES two Jewels ms
IT, I5 vas ,i 4 not +. at" At o Sow time ,nS aiR s
n.rr sS,s only one Sneenote and thai was
About a man who was charged with rassiug
speaking to her and who made up his MIMI 10
speak TO every onc after that; It hsprene.d
waited New Bedford people did not laugh, bn.
and hopeiy taik and tales In this wise I he
evidence. and had he but been confident and
Humorous toward the e1traordinary police.
men and others who brought that evidence
into court the effect would have been far
Among bis strong sentences and E2ints were
sets now" There came u likely French girl
here the other day and spoke about her step,
Borden said something Of her stepmother3
Well this. French girl actually said that her
been no boodshed ab"nt M a As 70 ei Lzzcs
saying that her stepmother vas a mean good
thing he y said M alloy 1he aint
iieSe You are ali saints. either. I've. seen mon
as good looking IS you who sometimes sI,o .Se
snd hSg found ONE
blood on her-a fly speck-but it was on tho
oh ~ bor eli n fhp pojpa will say shp
put 1t on wrong side before in order to commit
The murders Asain as hS tS"k uE one hatchst
good company, HS came TO the cl2whamgmp s,T
River trst based tho whole case against the
prisoner, and that he proved innocentant threw
used. He spoke. # its ,orrhaned missing han,
hundred and twenty live policemen, Of Fail
River after that Orphaned handle and LEI them
that weapon to be also stainless. and flung that.
too. In the company Of the innocent tools. say
s sn sdspece 5ssn dn at Sn OgB 81 Doh
It's been in charge Of these police; but after all
it's SSn I b ,h5 M the
dress he said: S'Tase she did burn it, The
RP9 0aifh s ssd did n aad wsn IT.
story. that q the police matron whS sSil that
there is anybody given away in this case it is
Mrs. Reagan. and nobody gave her away but
dictions in relation to her visit to The harm on
the morning Of the murders he said: III she
she have had il all BY note and said it of ike
parrot" He called attention to tho fact that shs
on an errand had She meant to do murder
Instead she left the back door oren for any one
# was she who had done it He argued that
the murderer could have s6t IN th house II
MI. Borden, and going upstairs an being
recognized. perhaps, by Mrs: Borden he slew
the murderer 60 into the house. no, but no ono
saw Mr. Borden go out OF his house that morn.
lar in the town and had stoppeI at one OF tho
banks He utilized the missing note that
that perhaps the real murderer Ter, wrote the note
for some mysterious purpose That was SO
better have al matter aon% naa
The prisoner kept her face covered with her
sp se nj oh
times during the Governors talk the prisoner
nsfa9 Es ahe n sscs looked
n n v h2u lis br
ton dld simply nothing but sit still and look
andeltaker,like Clerk of the court About
three e., members Of the Jury showed un ty,
laughed at his fur. and followed his ee;ticula-
tons WITH their eyes The rest "a. IDLY in
In this, way, the brilliant cross; examiner un-
dsr.S1ok and executed tho task OF summing up
20 The terrors of these scenes no one can
Ss:s S SsSs .'S $spsSSs
past Is u prophecy OF that awful deed. <
maniac or a fiend you say. not man in, his
abnormal productions that Deity creates and
suffers. Innate or devil. They were we'll.
Sunderpa they We're et aimed ned Steadily ff9 and
S t1s purpose; none E0lnE amiss on
pro @ to
OF that act knew how to handle the instru:
difeeisi it bsiqre or others rs ike G"''Yi It w
say then at the outset, that such acts
Bic for this youas @ WON S't deendant To
i9nIg murder, her Stepmothsr then go
Week Of I'm Human mora nsr
81 hs 70 the sss the 5,
any saE TSs or despuncation Of these gentle
Police .h ns' yc cae ma in sTes oeF
est ability in the world Inside q poIissMans
ssctica q the eTininaL lie lie is Ola eiSm "s
the locs.uH The Marshal says htTT 6esye mute nnto
ders were committed yesterday. Haven't, you
Mp They are sensitive to all this. But when !
they 20 upon tho witness stand they reveal .
their weakness. They knock their own heads |
together and make themselves ridiculous They |
are but human. and don't wonder that they do |
not always come upt to the standard that they |
would like to sot for every one else"
As to the burned up blue dress. he argued |
that burning up an old and useless thing was |
New England way OF doing. 1t did moi, cost 81. !
The prisoner gave the Government the dress |
she wore at the time of the murders. and Medi- !
Gal Examiner Doan found blood on it. The |
Government was then satisfied with that dress, !
but Prof. Wood showed that what was on it was !
not blood and then they wanted tho dress she |
did not have on because i was burned up and |
rdded Mrs Reagan's story OF the quarrel be- !
tween the two sisters in the police station. |
this report He quoted the experts rs saying |
that the murderer must have been covered with |,
blood. and asked What was done with il? 2" |
He said the Government had whole armory |
81 axes and hatchets- The claw Ratchet Is |
~ inches on its cutting face. DIR. Dolan said |
that that wasssuffcient to have done the deed.