New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
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ray Of light that Is thrown upon II brings into view
gives sharp contradiction to the revelation of another.
stand yesterday. was recalled this morning for the
first wines. lie testified to various meas,rCmenh,s
closet in the front hall of the house He was asked
II his attention w1s called to the fact that one ,ona
shut lie described 1t by saying that man wen, II,
and he shut the door on him There waT No %as s''
there the door was left ajar and the man In the
closet could not be seen by witness
THE BLOOD SPOTS on THE DOOR.
witrcss said took location OF what were shown
him blood spots by Dr. Nolan on August 10.
There some OH the Kitchen door. eight feet ana
sixteen Inches from the spot where Mr. Borceh heu"
said to have lain. II was on the sac Oh i ,n
door; was on the archrve OF the door, OF tne su
casing there was ono On the dning room from ic
floor the other, fourteen and one han. ihers was
none pointed out TO him Oh the ceiling oil the s''"s
ROOM u ,,, ,,
James A. Walsh, photographer, OF Fall Rivcr SAID
he had taken photographs of the Borden premises u,
the request OF the Government. The pho'0s.apiS
were put in evidence. and identified by hin. Mnn n
Identified separate views OF the heads OF Mr. anu Ms'
Borden taken at 80 on the day after the homcioe'
MIR. roRpEN.s LAST BUSINESS TRANSACTION.
John T. Burren cashier of the Union National
Banl I'm the same building with Mr.. lIart's bank,
said: Il saw Mr. Borden in the bank on the fore
noon of the day OF the murder. lie was standing III
front of where 1 was working. talking WIN Mr.
Hart and a colored man about a loan lhs "as
ours don't know where he went when he wer'
ont. lie stayed fifteen minutes s,,or ~ ,nc First
Sational Bank said 1.-The bank Is in North M"n-
st., further away from the city Han The n: IL {:
Mr.. Borden was director in that company. ! saw
Mr. Borden In the morning OF Tine n ,n a, s oI
had occasion TO look at the clock he stnyed Ten
' Jonathan Ceeg of Fall River, said Il knew Mr.
Borden about nitcrn years; remember the day oil
his death him that day at my place OF na' lSs
as 1 wanted to him, and he remained ,iere ap"m,
eieh, nine minutes When he went out he u Msmr
store and he vent in that direction and turned 10 his
i ety. n y a @sss Mr. tina M me back
that Is how fix the time" ,.,., ~,
james Mnher, OF fl, Riyrr who was at work .a ON
the new Cleeg store with shoitslccvcs testified Saw
Mr. Borden the morning OF lhc mpio'r' p.'
had never seen him to know e ,,n ST'o OF S Wines
IN confederation of the previous one. re S.la
that Mr. Borden went away at aon' 10 lOolS o ,fSe
City Hail clock Witness could po, say whether he
looked at the cG,s when Mr. s.rdy r, v"s , %9'' ar"
certain Us the exact time. but thought he pan
it within five or ten minutes. 49, y..,on ,ou.o tho
Here the plan upon which the Borden mouse, me
City Hail. South Main. Spring and second SIS. wore
located was shown TO the jur, ana me oGnr, ny
'"F r h" next witness was John " Morse, who said
years old He had lived there nearly year; ne
s%f East 81 c 's FRS, Mr. 'f Ss ss' % family r
lions having been established wiinc,s was asE Mi
Me was Mr. nDo sGrGe s years. s' There
three children: one : dead. Mr. Bordch cleo III
oiher Mr.. Borders second marriage he could no!
rsmember lie said at was ,GTay Ie ,s ana
no went TO the Borden house. He arrived AZ the
borden house 80 on WEDNESDAY and dd M mot
borden and Bridget. He vent away bsi lS,;c,
and and went arS to s"'a %ca. 'T@s
Went into the siitingroom when went down
stairs on Thursday morning. There was no one In
closed think; the first person saw was Mr. borarh'
who into the sitting room. and then cam Mrs;
lorden. remained there unlil breakfast time ana
with me; had breakfast about = lef, the house
Msmt to n: S oor As went T out opV saw BRIDGET in
the kitchen. When, We sci t 10 ,d nS ,u dG1r
on the %sSsn Na IN The % ali npG time
until came back sos first to The pSlhoicr then
left therr about IL 90 and went back TO- The BORDEN
house travelling back the horse car. boarded 1t
at att th a' cornsr Of Pleasans, first into The
back yard and picked up Two or three pears ana ae
formed form d That That Something had happT"d The mist
victim ! saw WAS Mr.. Borden; Then | went up Mn hhs
Borden lying there. wheo Jaw her was JUS below
the Hoor; j had been told she was there. ] never
dav noon until arrived back from my niecc's When
! first went in saw Bridget sullivan, Dr. Bowen ana
two three policemen, but don't krow VINO 'hey
were. think Mrs. Churchill was therc'
MoRsE's CROSS EXAMINATION.
On cross-cxamnation by ex-governor Robinson,
witness said that NJ The first meal Mrs. Borden Drought
In the food. and he nothing Of Bridget sullivan.
On the evening previous 70 the murder both Mr. ana
Mrs. Borden were III. OF his own knowledge he dd
not know VIII
or not. lie described the location OF her room lie
the night before The murder but the door leading
from the room into , The hill was OPEN ana ne
hGuSSh there wa was s' c"aa see who entered the
front door to go uI@tare do not know how ,hG
heard come in that night made no exclamation that
remember. The door Of the spare room, where
slept, was open when went there, and 1t was left
In regard to the spring lock on the from, door,
II the shut hard II could be locked otherwise
not IL had new ore put on since the murder
discovered this fact Accidentally after The r;sry;
had the new one put on. That morning / was not
the front door, except to get my hat from The
When returned 1t about II 40: ] 'amc by the
way Of Second st and vent into the rear door
"when i came down after passing up stairs first
Lizzie sitting on the Hnnge In .hc dining room:
alone. l saw some q the blood spots on INC pn,ior
door: they were washed of on sunday, think Miss
Emma washed them OIL accompanied the officers ,
part Of the time when they were looking abont tlc
do;so they ovcrhaulcd everything Ohcre witness
chuckled at his remembrance Of the search they la
free access everything; think II was on frldhy
! when ! with them; they searched on ihursday
alone; they went down cellar when ! was there and
locked Into every place carefully they found som,
axes. but HDuld not identify them now. several
DAYS after that / a sitting on The bnck
step putting some axes haiches into bag; was
NOT a policeman. ! have not 5,cn the man since.
During the search there was no opposition to any
OF their movements about thc house,
ON redirect examination Witness said he could not
tell who II was that took away the hatchets. he did
not know Officer Edison and had no recollection OF
any officer tes,ifying about the matter.
Abraham G. flurt. the next witness. Is treasurer
OF the Union savings Bank. Market Square. near
the City Hall. II Is on the east side. Just north Of
the Clty Hall. lie said: "Mr. Borden formerly
president Of the bank. lie came into the bank the
morning OF the murder about 80: talked with him;
he was there about five minutes he came alone;
when he went out he turned TO the right. but do not
know where he went there Is another bank, Ma
tional bank in the same building"