New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07

Lizzie came down, then Mrs. Borden and then Nr.
Bord n. lie did some chores In the barn and was
seen by Bridget. she saw Morse only At breakfast
with the others. Alter breakfast the first one to de-
part was Morse. al 40 o'clock. and Mr.. Borden let
him and loc.cd the door behind him.
soon after Morse went away the prisoner came down
and ate her breakfast. While she was eating Mr..
| Borden went up stairs and Bridget went out in the
yard. When sh" came back Mr. Borden had evidently
gone downtown. Mrs. Borden and Bridget had some
talk about washing windows, and the latter was told
to do the work
"Mrs. Borden disappeared then, and It will appear
that she told the prisoner She was going up STAIRS
to put some pulow-cases the bed In the spare
room. You will he satisfied that this was not far from
go O'Clock and you will be satisfied that she never
left her room alive again, for no living person siw
mr. alive again except the siL. When preparing
10 wash ule windows, Bridget went TO the oacK
aud tie prisoner there. ana asked her not
to lock the door, she wanted to come IN anu get
winter: bu, she said aiterwarc that she might loch 1t
Sue wished and she would get her water from the oar
The door left unlocked and the prisoner went into
| the house. Two sitiingroom windows were washed
first. then Bridget to the front OF the mouse,
and then to the north side and wished the parlor
and dining room windows. and SAW neither MIS-.
Borden the prisoner during all the time she WIS
washing these windows. When she finished she came
In. locked the door and began washing the inner side
| Of the Windows. She had begun her work there when
somebody heard at the front door. Let us hhd
| ont what time this somebody came TO the door, De-
| cause It Mr.. Borden
| FIXING THE TINE OF BORDEN'S RETURN HOME
| AT 1o:2 Mr.. Borden at the store oil MI.
| Clegg. who fixes the exact time lie LETT AT ~ Az
| another store for his home. a short distance away
| Mrs. Kelly him coming from the screen door'
where he evidently tried to get In, and taking out
| his latcrkey TO use at the from. door. Mrs. Kelly
| iutt will no
| she took the time BY was not reliable. When ne came
| home the front locked and boed. contrary
| 10 cdsom in that house. lie had put his key H. ou'
the door was locked and bocd lie came In and
made some talk about opening tn" door. ana the
| prls,ner from the hall above. made some laughing
| exclamation. At that time Mrs. Boren's body lay
| alovc dead probably than hour The
| prisoner then came 70 him. asking him for mall, ana
| said: Mrs Borden is no out She had a note ana
f. gone in answer to It. That lie 10 she In
/ curry As Bridget washing the windows again,
the prisoner got an Ironing board and went to work.
and then she told bridget the fal,ehah. about the
no. she told her to be careful about the doors rs
| she migln 90 ont. prldsrt did her work and was
aon 10 q up stairs when the plis ner said There
a Cheap ,alc goods downtown where they are selling
good, at cich; yard and Bridget said She
| guessed she would have some.
Then Bridget went upstairs. and there was moth
ing more until the alarm came Then she came down,
|
Mrs Churchill oame by accident. and the alarm was
given to the police at II IL o'clock. II could nCt
have been far from 10 - when Mr. Borden reached
home. The prisoner the last person l'n with
her father alive. and she said she was III the "i'k
ward when she heard groan and went IN ana i'nhd
| her faiher dead She sent Bridget for DR.. Bowen
and failing 10 get him. sent for Miss Russell ana II
| must br borne In mind that this was the woman l."
whom Lizzie had predicted disaster only the night
before Mrs. Churchill cam. only ty accident
Bridge, asked shall not ~ down for Mrs Borden
| no said ia, prisoner. i AIN not sure nut 'hi'A
| heard her coming: | wish you would try I" ma h'r'
! and bridget and Mis- Churchill went up the stairs.
and when near the landing IN" dead boiy was seen
on the floor In the guest chamber. 1t Is Ia b' re-
cr.tiot that Dr. Bowen was the family physician as
We mlslh have obtained rom him some sccurnie- ID
/ Jonathan. no said that Mr.. Borden had died OF
| fright for he 80 expressed himself at the time
rur PRISONERS CONFLICTING +r>TEMENrS.
! The prisoner went to her room without once
going 10 look at the murdered w,ln1n ana 'hah''"
her dress, The prisoner told Dr. b""rh UNI H"c
| went To- the barn get lead for -inkers' she tHd
! Mis-, Russell she went 10 get pirc" Of iroh 10 h1
| In. vindow with: she told officer Mullllcy that she
| wa, I'm ia. barn. heard peculiar scraphe. Went III
and discovered her father She FIRST shd tia' ai'''
Erdgct went upstairs she went oh into ID" barn 10
| get lead 10 make sinkcrS but when she gave Later
deiuil,d account she said that she went up there 10
| open the window ate some pears '"H' oaVh l" INV
! horse. looked NJ the fire. found it was low. went I"
| ,r room To wni, for the fire q up. came down
and discovered her father. Here i u dhrrvnoc OF
stories the discovery Of her Iith'i. IN uuH
| VA, ON. of III. hottest day, Of th" summer me I"it
| # the barn sitting I'm it> heat. Mulh'y wen.
Into the barn when J." came TO- the ,c ,c io" %" ,be NJ
Moor lie stepped In II, and saw plainly every foot
| step he made ,,. A
| husband and this viii b" sought 10 De proved Tier
blood WAS CONCEALED his was fresh and Moving there
| the condition of the bodies there will be- testimony
rs TO the condiiiou OF tn" ,tomachN Of both Just as
| there was nj he preliminary hearing there was
| parllaIlv dgrSteH food In III. woman> stomach IN
| Mr. Eprdcn',. none. Men who are competent TO give
an opinion viii give YOU evidence on all these things
| About the room- In which these homlcideS were
| committed there We're more or less oi blood Npa,rr,
said to have been by the prisoner that MOI ming
the most rigid examination by tn. best expert In the
| country shows no blood on the dress, ana Only one
| minute spot on the skirt.
Now. the prisoner has said that the reason she she
lcft her ironing because the hr" was low. sue
| put some wood In and went to the barn when she
| went out. the wood was there aud the nre was out
| was attracted Ivy DR.. Bowen doing something at the
stove h. looked In and saw what appeared 10 ne
blu" dress With small figure which she was In the
habit Of wearing Dr. Bowen VIII say ana1 she hna
| Churchill win say that she had on early light blue
| ground dress and diamond figure o navy blue. ana
NJ. ChnrchIll ;rryed at the house Miss Russell
and the prisoner went 10 her bedroom soon after the
|
| wood for mn undertaken. When Miss Russell came
back from her errsnd to the undertakers she ionhd
| Lizzie coming from Fnmn's room. with the PM.
| wrapper on. Sunday morning Miss Russell went
| Ia the house and there saw the prisoner with skirt
| ON her arm-onc which the prisoner had purchased
| that spring a light blue dress ~ described by MIS-
churchill Tho dress ordinarily worn In the morning
| was also bought In the spring She saw the prisoner
Standing al the stove. and the latter was asked 10y
| Emma what she going To do. u am going I"
| burn IN. dress. It's all covered with paint IN,
| answered Then She began 10 lear th" dress mp. ana
was requested to b. careful rot TO 'si any on" srS
nor and she stepped aside. The next day Emma SAID
TO LIZZIE: I'm afraid the burning Of the dress was NE
| worst thing YOU could have done, and Lizzie siid
ooh. why did you let me DO II -
THE WEAPON USED ny THE MURDERER
Those murders were done by some sharp inNtru
mcnts and here counsel showed Two hatchcts. poi
,na n, SAIL there sOnr spots. but II was ali
ecult 10 say what caused them. Two axes were
shown hut laid aside as OF u" use. 'ounN'i S"o"'
fin. haichc,s again ana said there was nothing To
| n,,r ,,,,t The, had been used. " Upon the day 0i
| tho murder another weapon was ioiin1,' Mr. Moody