The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-01

SAAVu shAh no On0 Dy one INC JuTOIb hiot Us
They The !Sss .hsi. seats and shs clerk called , The
dued with emotion.
..aentlomen Of the jury" said the clerk.
~ Ssanq Up And face the prisoner. Prisoner ts0e
The iprymsn rose to their feet, their eyes still
isce The men who held his life in their hands.
he looked straight ahead at the wall.
Have you arrived at . verdict r. called the
There was no answer. Not a word came from
the, Jury box. Tho suspense was painful. but
stu Jhcrn Locked straight ahead. with not n
What say YOU called tho clerk again.
sws aHa the ds s%S guilty as charged In
y was Thomas Moore. the foreman. who
Thorn stood imPsssiys. g.. -, ,z
one the Clerk read OF the names. Guilty"
a.. "gsn IL + %snilty,% T they said S,s Sns is Sft1 Ss S9so then :
them A. III TSronSh and throSisS zach man he
seemed to look as each answered to his name.
There was q smile now on his face, though the
MI; Yo.nss then 81 that . dsy b s a1sd d for
new trial. The Justice told him It would bo
So s%oN sSsy; saed iRsG Sn as t Inc Sa SSP for the fa' p passing:
the Jurors and DISCHARGED them, ordered
Howe a 'afs.o ana seree cd tS SSsfi the husSu6;
might DO stopped while 40 spoke q few words to
Thorn Gl' leaned fsrW.rs. ' Il put ton one s srraAs around
Mr. l Mos. and NJ; aITo placed 81. one r Arm sS1St
the thsi Pf hssas nea MiyI to snH ss.'' when iss T they were
done the keepers took Thorn back to Jail and
the crowded courtroom cleared itself;
there was not a man Of tho twelve who could
be prevailed upon to say q word. but gradually
Of the seven ballots. It was said that
Wellington Germond was the Juror who had
t yStsS @s tSF So s'a III sidi S sst, he Sow w 3 t aSt s sSs shas
time, and was only voting the other way an
a proper and, ,diGnided length Of time. They
were out just three hours, but part of this time
Ana now eo%ss sheiquSstion.. What is to DO
done with Mrs. Naokf MI. Yonngs's words
SsSniu the III iST refused 1ss H isss '1 nisR, r to t 9"iE IL ai'e tSs
case, explaining that he would give out q full
statoment today. It is generally expected,
first degfee win be accepted. and that she viii
DO sentenced to . long term OF imprisonment.
her a's Stto snD Nanny HSIF Friend, carried the news
Of her acconiplice's doom to her cell. She went,
ne 4 ifry an w sopay ei io .G'a TS SsFi is the message ho
him. AS for myself I don't care what becomes
Mr.. Friend says he thinks her case will be dis
| posed of next week, but he will not discuss tho
nature OF that disposition; u. ..n NJ.
Friend. "efter ono OF the fairest Of trials. He
was ably defended, and the charge OF the Justice
was the fairest l have ever listened to. Tho
oven without Mrs. Nack's testimony there was
nothing left but a verdict of guilty. The result
probably demonstrates the wisdom displayed by
Mrs. Mack in telling the truth and throwing
Mr.. Howe processes to he greatly disappointed
and xrieved. Still, he admits that on the cyl
S verdict they syf did, IHHti He thinks they eytbn based their YER.
die, on the testimony Of Borges. who sold Thorn
the plaster Of paris, and that OF the little girl
whom testified that the purchase was made be-
tween 0 and 10 o'clock IN the morning; This he
M th,nks K sS.sin 6 ts ,so i 5Has 'h1 The Glsld s%oIe 20
jassi Is t sSia DassA sis asSha III 2S 6sisaaf and T e.
heved the disinterested witnesses. Mr.. Howe
stewards that they saw Mrs. Mack on the after
noon of the murder between 2:80 and A o'clock
trimming q hat in t1s,,o house u TS was fatal MSn .w Thls
she was at the cottage at this time. Had the
testimony Of Gotha. been entirely unsuhstan.
tiated Mr.. Howe thinks the jury would have
dirk helped to bolster IT up. -,
Had Mrs. Mack been Called he says, Il
would have won the case, because she had al
ready confessed to having rented the house and
bought the oilcloth. / am afraid the jury con-
clnded that they planned the murder together;
Although she did not remain in the house all
day. she was present when Gieldsensuppe was
killed, according to her own statement.
II feel convinced that the case will be re-
yersed BY the appellate tribunal. Thorn after
in reference to this. Ho told mo in court that
he had not expected this verdict. My conyersa'
ton with him there dealt with my intention to
appeal, and l ordered him not to say a word to q
soul about the case or ! would not DO RESPONSE
bic for the outcome"