The sun., 1893-06-05

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next day the servant went out. carving q
bundle Bridget said she carried some OF her ,ar
bora.ns bnaEs prof soe 70 Eai the s'SnH
forty minor features OF the case that worka ioF or
,gaansf MiSs IN Ssf scns na but they
efei,smsns might hsys made 9gnton aonsnr nero to
| think Miss Borden innocent
| Others assert that she, at lenst. knows WHO
fsderate or tx tSat BPdset sullivan Is under
pledge TO keep silent, These who .. kn2w Mbo
Know Know Reron her IN her her church and temperance
works arc hottest in asserting her innocehefe, f,s
ss BDS s.as a3 % 1ns osaS She
dslised men. she had, singular power over
women. and wa; much in tneir Ind fo%n"IRy dnTSIns
she called sinful. She is desGrlled as yoTrd yoTd-
cious reader, and as being cold. keen. bright
II ls not easy to fpd person who beisvSss shn"ss
che will be convicted more simple thotuGn
part in the trial Il would DO i'm mpossibls to And
In IN ost Of the states OF tho Union. They 90
not appt cciatc tho greatness ard ps imnon,anSlG l
Gust Judges anS sn fGlRfE hSs "p2 the
Tdo We sIpssonee sTSs and .n' son
ndobted the view that was at first held by the
sheriff. who said that this was case OF purely
The three Judges arc Chief Justice Albert
Maton OF Brookline judge 'pssiIn Tainn nsESy sics.
sett of Boston. The most noted lawyysT, awyy.,to for
tho defence is eS-Gor. George y. Robin.
and and c. eonspic9eus nip $50 sons s. Of Massac chus.tts;
From Harvard he went to teaching school: nnd aI4
he began to practise law. lilo was p9s!it.ttc!an
also, and went to the Legislature ~ 800 nnu
1915. first to tho House ana then to the SEN
lie was sent to Congress three times. but
attor the last election was nominated ior
elected Governor, and by his contests and his
conduct in olIiee achieved an enyanle nshttonahi
hpas'Gn: he has pr.ci.sd 1 i n other crimipa eases
than this. Hs 10 horn fighter. and the fact fact
tn, hs + h ths T Is sf nns 70
contest every point his adversaries seek to
MAKE. He is c2ol. almost cold man;
very .shrewd: His associate. Mr.. AndreT J.
Jennlngs; viii be rsmemGsted % Is rs i MIss rsr nos
Sage. S troute aSa e'1 He M
sS.a so1E h%sS Ina tns.a II th s Tsasa
HhIeh he had been retained. and so he drittel
hard working. and psrtieui.riy earnest man;
Those arc his strong points; He is Brown
II Rhoie island wsi ea eSnIi boson
ate 10 1882. asd finally made a great stir by
hearing. Ne win 9. Adams Of the defence is
OF old astnchusetts,s stock like Coy. Robinson.
He was born In Ashburnham and is n Dart
mo outh alumnus. He also taught school TILL he
became u lawyer. Mr. Jennings is senior
for the defence. but is said to be
proud to refer to the experience and snEacity
Of his associate. the ex.Goyernor. The Boa.
the Highest crimina lawyers in the Hub.
Attorney General lillsbury was to have con-
ductcd tho prosec ution. but because OF Illness
has been Obliged to delegate this duty to tho
Hon. Hosea NJ. KnOwton. tho District Attorney
for the southern district and to assign The
Attorney. Tor tho Eastern district MIR. Moody.
TO- assist h i'm.
has been practising law In this old whnlemen's
capital since 1877. He has been member Of
the Lower and Urrer Houses OF the Legisla-
tnrs. is q Republican. and the strong
est man in tho New Bedford Universal !
lst Church. Of whose Sunday school he
Is superintendent He has T. great local |
reputation as cross-exnminer and |
great public occasions his eloquoncc has often
to do with thre. notable criminal traI s. and, |
AZ old Capt. Folger said OF his tlrpt mate when
he struck Nifty barrel fish |
IN thc, North Pacific: New Bedford air very |
William Henry bloody is serving his second |
.erm as District Attorney OF Essex county:
ste Dfsaas o she class Ia afEst IL has s'se Been
City Solicitor and School Commissioner OF |
and IL now Chairman of the Water |
Commission there. He has splendid prao.
leo and Is popular Republican candidate for |
the place Of fAttorney-Generaln next time.