The Portland daily press., 1896-02-01

How did it come to it's death?"
III COULDN'T TELL YOU THAT"
'You couldn't tell that, you don't
know about thatF'
'sNo SIR
why didn't You take it home and
give it burial?"
| 81 didn't dare to-.
"Was there cloth around the bottle of
milk that Mrs. O'Hara gave your"
Eyes sir there was cloth around it,
What became Of that cloth, Mrs.
d olley?''
II don't know what became of it.
suppose it was with the baby,
What became of the cloth, Mrs.
Dolley?'
81 couldn't tell you.''
'sWhen did you last see it?n
Long silence and no answer.
WAS there a handkerchief passed
around the baby's neck at Mrs.
| o'Hara's?'
II couldn't tell you that.''
What was there around its neck?"
Il don't know.n
What did it have on it's head?'
II couldn't tell you that''
What was the baby wrapped imp
Wrapped up iii q shawl
1T was wrapped up in shawl"
What became of that shawl?'
~ took the shawl home"
when was it that the shawl was
trans ferred from the baby to you?''
- couldn't tell you that
Where was it that you took the shawl
from the baby?''
81 couldn't tell you THAT
when you TOOK that shawl off the
| baby what did it have on ia head and
| around it's neck?"
81 couldn't tell you. 1t had it's clothes
on and was dressed like any child"
| Now, Mrs Dolley, ''What caused
the baby's death?"
III don't know"
fore 1t died?''
You asked me that question once be-
fore and ! told you I didn't know"
Ibid you carry the baby's body any
distance after you found it was dead"
''Oh | couldn't tell you about that"
"What did Rose say when you came
baokS''
II don't know what she saie.''
'.What did you say to her? Was any
| thing said about the baby?''
| 81 don't know what said''
| "Dld Rose inquire as to what had be-
come of the baby?'
"Oh my God, yes.
"What die you say was done with the
baby?"
Long silence and no answer.
"Did Pose know that it wasn't COM
ing back when you left the carriage?'
'No, no she didn't know.1
'sWbat did you tell Rose you did with
the baby?"
| II told her [ took care of it.''
"What care did you say YOU took of
| it?"
81 didn't tell herr
told her?''
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the woods?''
Silence and no answer.
b9G you hao ielt ~ 0nere haon'
Long silencs
sWhy didn't you tell Rose what you had
really done with the baby ~
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ley?''
Long silence. Mr.. Powers repeated the
question. Still no answer.
You must answer the question, Mrs.
Dolley,' said Judge Bonney.
II didn't know said Mrs, Dolley.
| 81 admit you done something to that
baby that yon didn't want to tell Rose
of?' 49,
|
| Mr.. Powers closed his cross
at this point and the witness was led
from the court room. She passed close
to her daughter but looked straight
ahead.
| Mr.. Powers said that it was the duty
of the prosecuting officer to request the
court to instruct the jury to bring in
verdict of acquital for the respondent.
/ Judge Bonney said:
vEpv lcT.ADrv TNcnp1rrn muu
NAe VILLA ~ ASo l ooA LIN
| JURY
20 return Verolco Oh no5 gulity against
Rose Dolley.
| The Jury considered together for a
,,o,nont ora +hor Eono,e Monu;,,
in.'inono anu onon oloin1n merriii re-
pied mot guilty" to the question of
| Clerk Libby.
Judge bonney said, "You may dis
charge the respondent.
Clerk Libby addressed the respondent
and SAID "Ehe verdict OF not guilty
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