The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-07

would be near at a certain other hour. .Heiless
nahpits In his goings and comings from Neyerk.
like aoIIneuS.Sear t xerf General n Post Once
at these hours. Mr. osSornes picture was of a
tory and Who m ase osen s " been there nieSt
alter night alone. Helies fitted. He kept the
private books In chemical factory In Newark.
almost nightly. from 43o u until 1880 Mr. o.
porne murderer must have been man famil.
on list Of stores that he knew about, lnclud-
I'M the store where was bought the silver
w %bs was the r Soe II bv
9sborne's fancy, with Heiles as a base-Mr.
Frankspstssin into the process when, & was his
tnrn-Mr, Weekes again changed his tactics
addressed to John ID. Adams. Secretary OF the
knlckerbocker Athletic Club. that he had
had Tand Th asa not
Mr.. Weeks referred was the one that furnished
The excuse for the withdrawal Of Roland p.
and was almost the first OF the chain OF events
thstT has leg TO his present trial for his HE.
letter. and he went on asking questions about out
the Letter, that Heles had told Mr. Osborne OF.
SSf m ,Sd to Stsatn' Co., and written BY
his place with Bsiisn,ne CO., Hs .He 's sSIa
Charles Jacobs h Co. signed the nrm name to
tro a. ne request An answer came from De-
%eeis out S the fact Snt wSsn
Heiles showed the, letter to Molineux, Moli-
neux pictured by the prosecution as waiting to
''Oh. well. lot Il 90 now | am too ba busy;
Titth 9ih h,,s things and cant Do anything about
Molinenx knew oil about the letter before tho
first OF Noyember. 1898. and knew that he
SSSh, Sst the Letter at any ume and bring
4 and never TTefeTred to {. Mr.. Weeks then
o. the Post ONCE at the hours when the muir.
Then he returned to the the wSTS OF making Mp,
heiles it the bill He asked Heilss II he had
ever been requested 70 write tho words that
were on the poison inscription. Heiles told
him he had not.
MADE THE WITNESS WRITE THE POISON PACK
AGE ADDRESS.
II hand yon a box with brown paper upon
s %S s witS az pen snd ae 'hS
f6sss x@s stir in the sGu,,roSm. Almost
lar as this Heiies. Who had BEEN s very ca sS% a
apparently had not seen before What Mr. INV Weeks
S SnSer The o. the and sitting
cution. he waited while Mr., Weeks read the In.
ssrip,lon first rapidly. ana then he wrote ms
'Mr, Harry Cornish. capital Knickerbocker.
eaHP5@I oaptSl Club npita Madison
Spell ht the forty fourty peSse new iofk city
As Heiles wrote every individual in the room
men inside the enclosure who had seon tho in.
scTip!i9 nc on the poison package eIf!aimsd
by Ginger IT'S the same writing. all right. ali
to tel ABOUT Il M Wesi pa
was done. Mr., IesEs receivsa the so pa %
Molineux. and they all nodded their heads
and It was mighty interesting, until Sir.
looked at il and srinned and said sale that he he
hadn't any objection In the world to Its being
,Hees az he wrote had grown pale. and he
showed traces OF nervousness when he re-
sumed his seat In the witness chair, but they
got him to tell Of Ave visits 10 see MoiineuI at
the New York Athletic Club. at the fourth one
q which Harps,e5 was the subject Of eonyersS:
letter and finish Mr. Harpster This fourth
visit was in the latter part Of September. 1898.
OF the week and the hour OF the day and other
small details. the idea being TO discredit his
story, but he did not succeed
OSBORNE TO THE RESCUE OF HEILRs.
Mr.. Osborne on the redirect examination
started right In to dlsabuse the minds OF every.
body OF the idea that Heiles in any way fitted
murderer T,rs was one n"wy married HI. mos NOS
tive was found in something 10 connection with
the ShHT h m ar and 20 sh2w
fact that he was Is years old: thht he had been
married thirteen years aud had two children
patent medicine men. Mr.. Osborne's murderer
had also used blue 1 papes with three creseents
had used it Then Mr. Osborne got out OF him the
fact that he had visited Mr. Wsekss office sew
eSH that he had ,olt Mr. Weeks
ster. about Adams, and about Gallagher. and
about everybody else who. he thought. might
have a motive for killing anybody. Helles
said that IFS object in gSipE 70 the New York
Athletic Club to see Molineux was 70 get
snd RETURN for this S he Rss going to st Mo p
nsux lot OF new color business from Newark.
Nr o;borpe also got tTom Heiles the fact That
Weeks. and that this talk was some two months
before MolIneuS was arrested. Mr.. Os-
box a. 1870 Broadway and another o one ie'a in
Forty second street. Heiles said that he had
one at neither Place lie also said that he had
te. boxes.
GETTING IN MoLrSEUx's HANDWRITING.
II was at this point that Mr.; Osborne, took
advantege q the door opened by NJ Weeks
handwriting, Of Molineu3; whether he had
sr sen that line All He H hsa sssSsred
that nc had. The letters TINT Mr.. Osborne
a Ssos had ID stfss Ho ss%s
acquainted with Molineux's handwriting. he
began. to show them to Hees one by. one
nj. Weeks had his stock objection II was
incompetent: further. It Is not properly proven
that the letter was written by the defendant
anu IL is not proven that 1t was ever mailed.
was ever received BY any one" The Recorder
oyerrussd" and MI. Week; had a stock re-
ceeded In getting from the Recorder q decision
that the letters not directly bearing on
the case should be marked only as exhibits for
Identification. That didn't stop the Directing
at all. but 1t smoothed matters a little BIT
Paper after paper was handed e Helles. eH.
question he said that the handwriting was
Molineux's, Then they were married for
corder broke his rule on and admitted in evil
dence was written to Mrs. William Schellier.
~ West Eghty-eighth street. and was as fol-
lows:
My DEAR SApiK-1 am TO be married on Tuesday
next. Think OF that. DO you will excuse from
the tea nsIt sunday evening. will you nOt2 II 10 all
very sudden. romance, In fact, and am 40
happy. We go TO the Astoria until our now home 10
ready and announcement cards will be sent out
from there. Excuse my haste. | know Won will
Join me In my happiness. Yours most cordially.
ROLAND.