The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

Then in a break Of this kind you would nc
undsr,ake TO tell the jgry within three month
AZ that there. broke from the audience on
OF those long; drawn sighs that so4 some. from :,
sion from which they have found sudden re
lief The great importance OF this testimon,
carpenter on the stand. and DO COULDN'T teI
within three months the age Of break whicl
hsyh WSsa Sss G hdIs Sss
fnson got this state detective to help him II
witness to the subject Of Miss Lizzio,s dresses
II will be remem hered that she Is said to hays
@ she d sb o
not burn the dress iii sunday. and they .wsrS
tho dress was there in. plain sight. but
was stained with paint and they were LOOKING
| for blood. After the, Governor had got tho do.
saw he Il tested his memory"that wonderful
| memory that kent Its grip on every blood spot
In tho house months after they were worked
d'aS S!* E''''' had dozen or fifteen ''''''''
begin and take them down from their
hooks and describe thcm. Begin with the FRET
FORD cords %hSt You c eant sayf S'' D''
% f. tn: jury Ss sC S. was sns
WI! you swear?"
Don't you know anything about it9"
A sqys on si hs s's q sbs that ssi
gray dress which Lizzie says she wore on tho
Yes sir" said the detective. "she did
"Whnt1 Why. she was then at the funeral"
The witness was too fast He withdrew his
" VIII, do You say r., when you said
II changed my mind said the detective
because made a mistake"
DID you see any blue dress In Miss Lizzie's
".,Idon't think did"
. VIII you swear y -..-
II can't. don't think did"
The ex-Govcrnor then asked him II there
were any rarasols among the dresses. He
waterproof overclcak. lie did not recollect
wel." said the Governor. wouldn't you
rememher ono II it was thero?"'
rs a long while ago" said this man. who
so sI' T2nSfFp Sr
Der it." Thus ended to- days court proceed
The following statement of facts with regard
to the admissibility OF the report OF the prison
ers testimony at the inquest. which will be
t States ho peculiar eondisions t under which
Miss Borden testified. 1t 10 q case without
precedent in this state. This precedent was
counsel on both sides. but by Miss Borden's
own hand:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,. Bristol q.
Commonwealth vs. Lizlie 4. Eorfo On juno ~ '''"
]. Tho declarations offered are the testimony under
ss % ns o Of s
AIMED in he indictment trial duly notified and
Ths i. wn the provisions Of n public
IA
ned by the City Marshal and Mayor Of Fail RIVER that
he Il. or n mai .nd ii. hou,:
iyer specially detailed for tia, Gi PJ pu us
Z That before she SO TESTIFIED she was duly sum.
aGned BY subpoena to attend said inquest and tei
= That u:fors che so testified she requested through
md the Judge AMI presiding at said inquest
he prr,ieEe t" have her counsel there present
icy and the Judge ana SAID counsel was not
so%sd Gour House ana %..
he here placed Under arrest upon warrant issued
lifted the crime Sc. forth IN this indie,me p
nc testimony N. aetsna.Hs at the inaas" Ssns
F,sa , before sn ns'rs. ou,t .d ned
ddiy
f5,oL to saa inGuss to vii. on The next day
her Win the murder q ~
q ne ;rs.s Sf ss $si.nsaas ana Placed IL
~ ss5 oy hs ana n.
returned Alter the consaao %so Of n:
nn md before the issuance of
Tia. before 10, giving her testimony a. above she
@ w: by 's Gsr said District
,hch might incrin,nats herself hut said counsel was
y with her relation thereto. and he din WIZ
BY r.. TN s
ueston OF its admissibility.