The sun., 1893-06-07


taking the hatohet blade In his hands. exam.
insd IT carefully. The fact" continued Mr.
MGSIy S. sppSaucsIGIsely ,SS yIa,Im tod BY 81,
fSa SS Mr. sku Il Il ssst tSs
inches n on the more rse ana Shq no less s
That is exactly the measure OF that weapon.
homicide was dono with this bandieless
weapon. 1t may have boen. 1t may well have
The bloody weapon was not found on or be-
these were the aets Of bloody lillian ieeing g
OF the house. familiar with its means of obiit-
Grafton and concenlmcnL Nothing was dis
tnr.ed mo P,SPer' was taken no
MIR. Borden had on his person onsidorahle
sum Of money; as well as a watch and chain.
tho woman for ln.tful purposes. There wac
not a sign Of y struggle. The asssiiant had
%nG wda ssse oT T by day
them low, Mrs. Borden was prostfate. her
face on the no9r and her head hacked to
with great force. some with vaciliating weak
ness, Mr.. Borden was reclining on u sofa in
from life into death without u struggle and
his head. too, b"rs @ the Is. same marks"
then said "There was no other Human being
tnsre xsset the rS5sTnsr human The ats
Mcts Wafe Of nSS person VINO mus, oiln Mnvs hnS ns
a familiar knowledge OF the rremises and
whereabouts and habits Of those persons IN
any other reasonable hypothesis EXCEPT that
Of the guilt OF this prisoner can account for
these IN urders on that morning"
It was IL o'clock when he ended his presen-
tation OF the toinmonweath's Gaze. The
black ngurs Of the p5sOnsr E hah not attracted
She had been sitting with the great Japanese
fan close against her lace:, on " the CORE.
beside her could sec behind the ian.
Therefore the ,s,s rest Of the the people had ceased
=" tx e Ga she was not tr sbe
the fno neshes Of his web ali around her. and
alone and helpless In the presence OF the
bloody pictures with which he filled his dis
Certain movements that shc made with her
feet and her hands and the fact that shs kept
the fan before her face showed that she was
jury went out and three OF the lawyers stood
up close to the Judges bench and talked with
adjourned. and what was going on was in
Two or three minutes passed and the fan
prisoners lap Her head was bnck against the
rail. her eyes wero shut. her mouth was open.
t6s Wh.per
that galloped through the court room Deputy
see her. He shook her arm. He might as
rolled over So That her cheek rested on
the rail at right angles to the line OF her body.
and M
sionary Jubb Of Fall River was sitting near by,
and spranG to his feet and began to fan her.
A Deputy sheriff came quickly with a glass
consciousness. Mr.. Jubb ordered her some
Snnd her and
camc out with a littl. cut glass bottle in It.
Then she Put both hnnds on the arms Of the
over her faint. MIR. Jubb WAS applying the
smelling salts. and WAS SO much in earnest
put put up . her hand to pus sh the bottle away. s
nd shs heard Mr. vsh 5H9b .hs sdyi;n Si
Wright in the mean time. hegau rapping on
his desk for order. The people crept back into
borden leaning her head against the rail. with
her eyes shut. while every, one wondered
whether he was going to faint again,
ness. He was a young Fall River civil en-
tened about the distances between various
points in Fall River, as. for instnnce. how far
It T1s fro from The Borden house a tot to the city hall
1t 1t turned ieu out that he had drawn the dia-
tered as exhibits in the case. His work now
was to verify and swear to them: He was the
servant OF tnc ION nmOnWeHltn. out MISS Dor
den's lawyers took u great deal OF interest in
When he lett the stand District Attorney
Knowlt9p, moved that the jury De directed to
60 to Fall River and take q view. not only OF
the interior and exterior OF the Borden house.
but Of such other points as it might be ofvalus
Coy. Robinson arose and said something to
the Court about its being the right and priv
ilege OF Miss Borden TO accompany tho Jury
to Fall River. IIe walked over to where the
prisoner sat. and talk Cd t2 her tor a minute.
course. entitled to accompany the jury. She
did not desire TO do 80. She did not feel able
w9d al se he hrsa state this
the View, sal the ShiSi Justice. SSis she viii BE-
He ordered the Sheriff to designate four Of
fcers to 60 with the jury The Sheriff stood
UP in his little box and named four men with
These four. in their blue shnd-bellled coats.
formed inc before the Jury box and held up
stered In Massachusetts where the Bible is
not used in court. Clerk Borden swore them
hs TIE e noU
and Mr.. Jennings Tor the defence to speak to
hem while they were away.
Jurors when the Chief Justice made them
II desire to say" sald he. that this
'akins testimony. Yon will T only IfSIse oSserSe S
he physical objects Of the view, Counsel will |
will not be proper for you to ask questions, or
or the counsel to ma ke any stateIne ents. You
IRE to keen, all together. and all are to SEQ
The last words OF the proceedings in the
'econd day OF the trial were added by the
Jhief Justice: The officers will now suIer
he Jury to partake OF luncheon" Suffering
he poor chaps to eat was new way to put it |
Miss Borden was taken back to the Jail and |
here sat and cnatted with the Master Of the |
OF Correction while tho MONDAY change |
" guards waI being made.
Mr. Giah ha Maj 10
nan in this place. and deserves to be for he ia |
true gentleman. digntied. courteous. kindly. |
md able. He had no idea Lizzie had swOon.d
mi nothing in her behavior suggested It, She
hose for topic in their talk to-day the fact
hat she was iond of hooks, He offered TO lend
,er some. but she said she had plenty and WAS
hen engaged in reading one Of Charles Dick.
he said. She spoke heartily. and there
eemed nothing the matter with her. Mr.. |
Iunt hnds her m everyday. sensi ble woman.
Tot gay or lively. but calm and yet Of good
prits.
No one has sent her any flowers he, says.
tests a mention OF the fact that 1t Ia said here
hat most Of the women consider her guilty
Certainly not one has shown her kindness
n the court room. not one has sat by her or
a