The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29

Instructor in a Chicago athletic club for two
and hall years, and before that fo5 Ave year,
his handwrtine that had been admitted in the
case. AZ each piece was offered. Mr.. Weeks
said; Il make tho same objection and take the
mans handwriting" Mr.. Osborne, turned
around aud said something. The Recorder
SsbS STSE wa YOU he wSni
that when you have any observations to make
you should address, them to the Court. You
proper remarks This habit had grown upon
YOU in such way as to interfere with the or.
derby conduct OF this trial. aud will not permit
Mr.. Osborne said hum 5y: 1T shall not occur
again" Then lie handed the address on the
Cornish" etters that are exhibits IN the trial.
Cornish said IA each one was handed to him
that he had not wriltenit Then he said that h,
after the death OF Mrs. Adams that no had
never had a letter box Mt 1920 broadway. He
"fS sS2 ns ne PAL RS TFis 81
at ~ West Eighty. sixth street with Mrs;
Adams. Mrs. kogeJys. Mr.. H9wSrd A Ada End nd
hdamsos ever since he VIVA born. and Mrs.
Rogers was a cousin OF hts lie knew MOL.
did not remember how long he had known
him.
Tho poison package was then taken up Cor:
December u year, ago. that he found It In his
mallb and took II TO his office In the gym,
oT or ss he Srdx II. Il" Ha In G'tS
waste basket, The silver he thought at flrst
was a toothpick holder. There was the holder.
setter was sealed. 'dher. yas nothing I,
#. o 5ns Of s"vfhSp' wra h took sa fitted pot
into the holder Then It occurred to. him TO
save the wrapper on the package, and he got IL
That morning H. II Wotherrpoon, A. j. King
and George \. Solomon were In his room an ne
told them about the Christmas present en-, Ming
cooler intending to take dose OF the bronco
setter, but there was no, water In the cooler.
The bottle remained in Cornish's desk from
SATURDAY. until the following Tuesday when he
At this poIn. tho bottle and holder were
brought out and Cornish Identified them.
shortly after he got home he said. Mrs. Rogers
and Mrs Adams came in md he Showed them
same pattern as some silverwGre that Mrs.
Rogers had and he told her to take 1t. She
took It and put II in her room and he kept thu
bottle. The next morning he got W and went
10 the door to get his newspaper. Passing the
kitchen he saw Mrs. Adam. and he, NOTICED
Minutes MIN ties alter lie had returned to bis room
Mrs Rogers came and said her mother was
sick. and asked FOR some OF hs 6romo setter.
she came bnck and said she couldn't open
II, He went out n the dining room AMI
The directions said that u half glass OF water
wat be used, and 2 henning tehsr"on,n, o,
the bromo settler. Mrs. hOGers brought Two
glasses. in one ~ which was n teaspoon and
some water The stun would not come out o'
the hott,o at fr-t AMI he turned the bottle over
and hit II on tho bottom. About Il teaspoonfu
fell out. Mrs Rogers poured this into the glass
while he stirred the water. Then Mrs
Adams picked up the glass and drank most
OF its contents As she turned away, she
said "Thats funny stun" and Cornish re-.
Piled why, that's all right" and picked w
the glass and took a swallow himself
Less than minute later Mrs. Rogers ca led
to him to come TO the bathroom aud help hei
mother. Az he got up from the table his
knees weakened under him, but he hraced
up and arrived Mt tho bathroom door Just M
Mrs Adams fell. He stopped to pick her W
and then fc.t sick AMI began TO reich. Fred.
erick Hovey was in the house. and Mrs. Roger
called him. With Hovey. Cornish picked
up Mrs Adams and took her into another
room then he called doNa the DUN hwnite,
Tor the ha!,hNy TO run for doctor He him
self put on hs hat aud overcoat, took tn,
bottle and ran across the street To drus
store. ,pltttnG tho bottle on the counte
ho said A woman has taken SOM
Of that and Is sick what shall give herr Tn
| drug clerk asked him II h. had any aromati,
| sptrts OF ammonia IN the houe": ne replied
| that he had not, aud tho clerk gave him. some
! and said: Here. civ" her this y He ran back y
| tie house AMI found the hnilhoy there. Tn
! boy said h. had been for the dos'or Cornis|
| told him "a ran again quick.
| Cornish was going on with his story when IN
| Recorder said h" would adjourn the cour
tuntilhls morning at half past ten.