The sun., 1899-12-05

and ask that the truth be brought out. But
L eopg S gsStsss yhso 1sess details
man who mails his letters from the General
ter on ss,nrdays lie shows his p ties
in his handwriting. Bring out that black board
Wsses e'e cSscted and re was
'sfR have He no desire to injure any one said Mr.
! Osborne. An these matters refer to are In
psSniar cSaractefstc which shows IN
to that. 1.-THE polsoner is thirty: one years old
SsS sS 5 I1S s vs.s SsS:t
shss H's 'poisqess IS ' ivins part. z the time
Newark. n that is mi after Tor, the iurys consid.
GRAFTON; The more closely cut the gar:
the person il flts. You may say that the letters
don't look alike to you But there is enough
e them to show SsTN snnS 9f
hitting ,Ss fyRis's "a fSsR is 1Ss
aimed @ HSst the obiecsioS MI weeks pSoeseded to
intsrp9se another objection after the Recorder
II have sustained your objection" said the
but" said Mr.. Weeks. IT desire to obiec,
II will not hear you. sir" said the Recorder.
The Recorder will not hear you. sir.
Mr. Weeks-I insist that
The RsspsdeFl direct gSG to 81. down. SIR
The, necorder..If you don't, resume, your
seat. I'll be under the painful necessity OF
making you do so.
HANDWRITING CHARACTERISTICS.
Mr.. Osborne then continued and told the
jury even II all Of the handwriting experts said
no the Jury would be convinced by their own
box letters and addressed the poison package.
The polsonsr was man who hated Cornish.
whS hated who hated Ths
r. %sIe iS 's,' .SSSf,SS
Wrote sniss ls s.'ss %aSs
case where he wrote the letter I before the
letter b or before the letter or g. the same
Sr.sH IN Ss wSld S se:
h II sSs Bfts chs ''TsS TSs word s%s oSise al
sna the IKE ths " fpasf 0Sn These breSks
appeared sll the way through the letter.
ten on the % pseksse @ es u POISON sen, to Cornish
Athletic was written 'Kni cEerbooke5 Aihletic G"
and the man who wrote the Barnet letters was
oner always wrote ,'Pleaso. and enclosed and
ended bis letters with and o6lige." Whenever
n III,
Der mark used on a typewriter.
LAYING 1T AT MoLISEux's DOOR.
Now. gentlemen OF the jury" Mr. Osborne
went on, the questions you are to consider nre
and who answers tho description Of the pois.
oner2 Roland Is. MolIneuxi Who in June.
1898, was contemplating imarrlaae and who
subject Roisnd i. Moiineuxi M WI Who i" when S'S he
desisnates himself In an application for ipspr:
ance states that his work was clerical and that
Roland % pi b. GRNs Gonssa whose spsssns eRss.
ppen,s I1sy answer those OF the posoner' RoIqnd
concern. stating that there had been consump-
tion in his family and that his maternal grand
MolIneuT. Who had business partly il New
monsna SSIh ar Who On soSia SSTart poss hS
cyanide OF mercury easier than q color maker.
and who was s the color maker maker Th9 had PoSnds
yerware2 Roland b IoIinsuxG Who knew that
OF stationery Molineuy's nrm had an account
% with Plum \ .& Co. and and the, there bought their
medicine:a msdicine similar iii to tho ON medicines
mentioned In the letter box letters? {? Roland
Moinea1 Mndsr hi own d pane a. he wrote
ssStai;ins -; ,Ist,srss R?iiPd b Molinssxi
Burne. %1 Twas was dead % TSs P posoncr ne 'ss assume me i
you please that we can show here that the
aSa shas wo%a3 ausrrsed 1%n s"pposs
existed S;t%ssa , the gcissasr an, ana III:
with this man. she made the acquaintance OF
another a strong and healthy man. a good.
tention. suppose that this man died suddenly
and II was learned that his death was due 10
poison: that the POISON was sent by the person
Immediately thereafter. this man and woman
who had Srsingndy came together
70 you ask. IN ss RSn GAG hS
o MhG eo oanG YAf h1d sGw
had reason 80 hate HarpsterI Roland
Se OF va eFed ReanS
Who made arrangements to hlro the letter
box IN the name OF Cornish Holland B Mol-
different ways Just as the poisoner has written
Il in thrre re different va Eayst Roland b. Mol.
svery description OF the posoncr There is only
one human being on this whole earth who
answers every dcssLintiGn Of m p1,sonSr and
Is. Molineux!
TN DELIGHTED" SAYS MoLINEUx. AT THE END.
I'm delighted" whisrered Mo,ineuT to his
c9Tnse Th as osG0ras so1s,une GO ,.a ana 81 i9Wp
DR.. Edwin F. Hitchcock who was called 10 at
tend Mrs. Adams immediately after she swnl-
bromo setzer, He will be followed by Police
man Palmer Who took possession ot the poison
who % handed the same ne to coronsr's PIysiciaa % Ian
Weston. DIR. Weston will probably be the third
witness
The defence hsve employed n number OF
private detectives for the purpose OF shadow
ing the witnesses for the prosecution.
DR. Allen McLane Ha milton. the alien ist. was
in court all day yesterday and sat at the Mol
ineuN counsel table. He said that he had been
employed by the defence "a medical adviser.
a medical lawyer but not in any connection
with the subject OF insanity. The prosecution
will also have medical adviser In court 10 day
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