The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-24
aINE MO)RE'S DEFENSE.
ME INDIGNANTLY DENIES ALL THE
CHARGES OF MINOR
uvsng Oaf That She Was . Conn
~~u Adventures In Met With

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ss.ors t-,r-znssss os working the "oaSgeT
@ms er. Martin Msig0n. a. TIE Hotel Drsn-
- wss 20 have heen sentenced today,
-, ire trial os his alleged wife, Fayns
a1rssan Moore accused o. completely IN
Is. crime. being sflll In progress. Recorder
ccfY aanounessa that tbs paAsas@ OF ssn-
eeaee wocia tss deferred
NE croxs-sxaniaation Of Fayne Aocfs
as continues. Assistant District Attorney
wrrn,rrs sought 20 elicit submissions that
80 Moot came from Atlanta sfsEa a D1an
rnsped Ryan. sad 20 be d gambler, taai
- introduced Ryan TO Moore and az
-nxs3 a game OF billiards between tins two
-. Ia which Ryan lost U.0o 20 Moore.
- 70 all questions answers were given
= the negative.
Ms. Moore REFUSED to give the name Of
- mar with wssou sas went 70 Europe.
- denied that IN. had ever Travelled from
1uwupe 10 the United States with q eca-
1ecaorer from Memphis Tenn. Mrs.
11oore also denied the various allegations
= immortality implied By the auestions OF
a. croes-exsminer. An entry from her
Nsrv gave evidence OF her intimacy with
fails tb4 CUBAN. who has hsea frequently
rtfsrre1 To during the trial.
Nrs. Moore sasi che knew there was a
suunsu who Travelled w!th Moore and wh3
e1esnoed to be his wife. Mrs. Moore stated
eaex rhss woman mad told her that she was
- Moars's wife. She thought Moore hal
- this woman tn South Africa. Mrs.
Moore Indignantly denied that she and
Moore "ba9gered jules AIexandsrovitcEs
ut u 1900 francs in Paris. She also de-
nd that Moore's papers OF appointment
- The consulate NJ Durham were Cancelled
= the result OF any complaints made re-
enfding ttseir proceedings In Paris. She
eotd Moore had interests I'm the great lakes
9 we'll a. mining interests In South AZ
Ecs, and that ssie owned a two-story build
~ In Oregon.
Arr Moore repeated her story Of yes
txaay Of the meeting with Aahon on No
ysssbor 1. She az air related the details IL
her conduct with Mahon previous 20
MooEe's Sudden entry She was sure that
MSora did not ROB MahoB. She AYERS that
Moore did not strike Mahon with the re-
yniver. bat with his fist. After a lengthy
REORGANIZATION. Mrs. Moore was ex-
caxed and the defense rested iss case.
motion to aeduit was denied.
Late tn the afternoon Mr. Hill began sum
ming up the case Tor the defense. He told
r his professional services in Georgia and
aid he had all the time resolved TO never
like part In criminal proceedings.
In this case he said my sympathy
voiunse< red TO come here ar the request
u her widowed mother 10 help defend this
SRI Every fiber OF my nature was fired
With Indignation mt the treatment received
hy this young defendant"
After reviewing ,he testimony. Mr.. HIN
referred enc .aanaily 10 the prisoner wham
be termed "a Weeping child and made an
ssoansnt plea TO the jury to give her the
tensfis Of the doubt and rot send her away
4 constel 10 Eersne In "A prison eel.
After Mr.. Hill concluded Il recess was
taken until haif-past r. at which time
District Attorney Acfnsyre addressed the
Hry for the prosecution
distinguish. this woman" sald Mr.
Mcintyre, scathiagy. from idea, woman
besd She does not do Justice to her
* for shr threw aside the veil OF virtue
md honor and IL not above the commits
son OF crime
He told the Jury that 1t was their duty
10 render verdict In accordance with
the evidence, but that they might temper
their verdict with recommendation for
mercy.
n minister OF God" shouted Mr.. Nc
lntyre. pointing tn Fayne Moore whose
bee was sufrusej With tears could be-
aHsed ard inveigied by e. designing wo-
mar"
Mr.. Mcintyre spoke for fully three
hours. and at the conclusion OF his ad-
dress the recorder said he would not
charge the jury until tomorrow morning.