The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-10
the present indictments" he said. II am conf.

rapidity yester5.1 morn proSrossea Cnnn,S gu.
another the witnesses s~nbP@nsod by the state
examination from the defence. so that before
the at'srnoon was ended, the entire number on
obliged 70 adjourn court until to-day. Dis:
Er,cI A1torney Youngs had no idea thnt
,, %ou u, get along so fast and did not ar
He will have a new stock on hand this morn.
Ing. Justice Smith was rather nettled by the
that II must mot happen again. He is bent on
hnlshtnE the trial with all poseible speed ana
has Threatened to hold night sessions unless the
No testimony was addaced yesterday that
has not been printed hitherto several time. In
case In the least the proceedings were rather
uresome. But yellow journalism was Just as
nS% 3 as nS sTsr wlss i Isa gn reportSrs sI ps5 sh 10.
pigeons. straining the imagination and murder
Maria Barberi, tho poor abused girl, who, &C.
corning to the yellow journals, covered hersGia
IN M't evi sS, 8 0s sv %nr %crs pr RsT tSxsTdi wa ths sst ON
the previous day. She did not appear until the
afternoon session Of tho court. with her were
last, week and a reporter for the paper which is
paving her for her literary labors. Thrpugh
and tho reporter who Win help" her in the
preparation of her views, got seats within, the
railing 'u%Tmoantins the Justices bench; There
in the house. and IL she writes q story in pro.
portion she will surely eclipse in literary merit
chances for seats with the rest Of the reporters.
Of course, the carrier pigeons were worked
again to the utmost limit. One carrier pigeon
Ii worth to the new journalism at least as
much. as two murderesses or three %novelists or
four lady reporters. So. when u man. hove in
was intense excitement among the commits
sioners of the journal having in charge the
pigeons: II was rSm9red that ,ss It's chief rival al
this point, had hired crack wing shots TO bring
down the birds as they winged their way" &c.
gun, however. happened TO be only u harmless
Long Island sportsman. and the scare blew
The days proceedings began with District
Attorney, Youngs's presentation Of the peoples
case to the jury, which was well content and
Hotel. The courtroom was not more than half
full, interest in tho trial appearing to have
ment. it was clear and concise. and went quite
the proving Of which the state hopes TO secure
adjecuveS which the District Attorney was
promo to pronounce in a stage whisper, especial.
ener,s nerve was good, and all the ghostly
details and awestruck whispers to which, the
attorney resorted did not appear to feaze him;
wy, de barber Civ i'm dc baseball, eye
watching Thorn's marble face during the state,
Mr.. Youngs's statement occupied half an
hour. 1t was listened to with great attention
A. its close the first witness was called; Thi;
Eleventh street. / started start r il in { TO tell ali aboS'
i, but MI. Howe stopped him with a wave o.
Introduction Of any evidence as to the finding
of the body until the corpus deficit is proved
This evidences, as to the finding of certain pieces
objection overruled." broke in Justice
Smith, and. saving his exception, MI: How ",
during the day as the evidence was adducet
as to the finding of the separate parts of thu
GUS wrappings about them. Mr.. Howe KEEP. in
to me Court that he did 1t merely to keep the
James MIsdkss1,n e.. MSaaire'sI boy oSm ~ issn
whom the boys turned over their hnd testified
and were asked but one or two questions OF
The finding Of the piece iasH Of the body at i44stf
street near the viaduct II was told by Her
boF,e. Msyer vS Sad ,d s5s t two ,l listIs ssn IS and aSar ,ns
i has '' marked o oil lott " ABOUT Both hn Of L lind,
troduced showing the distorted remnants o.
the dead man.
RI, Mr. v.I H0%e S Objected ant to the IS nrd he though En-
tho Court thought not at this time. The ind
ing Of the less At the b rof Navy nart
other witnesses. Each piece was :tracec
carefully by the State to the Morgue. II
doing asI9s this Ao! Isaac Newton ont % nn fEs .t keeper a
Howe became greatly Interested in him snc
kept asking about the number of corpses h
handled over 1000.
like that on the finger Of the body at III
Morguei" he asked.
closer to Newton. 'Identically the same sea
S Soa on aav the van S9me 1 t1sfeF AND and from Ss rrl fsiSG' tS
chuckled in great delight.
Did you ever see a man with his toes crosses
like this ones at the Morguef' he continued.
How manyi A very great many, haven
-: :::Eis'!9 9S' a great many"
"Eorty-niner'
"Msli!. you won't swear you have not sec
~; I won't"
Nov ABOUT the mole under tho right arm.
mon, amt theyf'
Yes, air."
danced with slee. After adjournment he d
lated at great length on the Importance Of thl
evidence to Q crowd OF reporters and lou
enough 80 that the jury could take 1t all in.
After a few unimportant witnesses as to th
identification Of the photographs were hear
court adjourned.
In the afternoon District Attorney olcott al
peared in court and assisted by whispered sui
geStions in the examination OF the witnesse
viii; h were mostly conducted by Assistant Dl
trict Attorney Rosalsky.
LAURIER IN WARRINGTON.
No and His Associates Ready TOR the sel
Conference.