The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-19

sssss You'd sf' IL, As ;ss q SsP ss' ;% ss
what s 'P Peatop Setwssn The st spaq a
BsSaSE,s ssd ., NJ d f9h n. isS
said that the spacing In the hand
writing on tbe package vas very close and in
much larger; And he went on through, sd.
hitting q wide dlfIeIenSe In spacing except
T The Madison dis m and RVSnue he A thought
we're spaced alike in the handwriting on the
p2s2n raGkagr and in The ha9Sdwr,ins thpt
Kigsey explained that. the difference in the
style was. responsible Tor some Of the differ
the spacing would naturally be closer
.shGn Il would E,% be IN the Sv ordinary fee
sk asked HIM what tho S T
would be between letters for instance. Mr.
knsSy said that there was no WAY II WHICH
sa It end eep
that he. Mr.. Weeks had spent more time 10 his
Sr3ss.sx AM an, about scing than no; the
that PARTICULAR point. il was N an admissI ON
q viii and hs rssssi 70 Mr. RnssY " p MIND
the work Of comparson hal been done. cover
ing a period Of seven or eight weeks before he
You are. picking out tn. weakest things.
Mr.. weeks."sai Mr, Kinsley. and spending
~ haven't picked out any weak spots" said
rules and am asking YOU 10 apply them. Will
yHS Ss ,f to ky GSf T said tPas L d.
and then NJ. Weeks, had him MEASURE the,
Cornish wherever he . ioand i. IN Tx admit.
tod hnndwritings Of Molineux. In Exhibit A
KsS qSs .s ss Word Ss ssn ssS9
writings OF MolneuN. II varied from one and
one quarter inches to hree-quarters Of an inch
times. In no case was It seven- eighths OF an
inch long. The average was probably about
Alter this the indentation q lines on the
poison address was taken up. Mr. klnsley said
that the inde ,s had been carefully con.
somstimes in Moneux,s handwriting the In In.
Them zane s' speed AND iSers was the same
sggreemeln or lack Of agreement between the
ad mt ed.on S M kses ha
Mr.. Molineux was man who wrote with much
more than the average speed while the hand
believed It was slow and he said In response TO
Mr.. Wecks's question that he had no actual
knowledge as to whether the areed with which
the address was written was slow or fast
PEN MOTION OF POISON ADDRESS NOT LIKE
hoIISEuN's.
Next came the pen motion. Mr.. Kin.ley eI-
planned that was the propelline power. He said
showed q com binatiop OF wrist and finger &C.
ton: ,.,.,. ,,-.
com SlnatIon OF wrist and finger sctionr' asked
No, said Mr.. Klnsl.y. Mr.. Weeks dropped
CUISINE hat Mr. kPssy ,oos the s.. IL Gs
AZ The bottom. These were the "e'." on ,hs
"c's"in the handwriting OF MoIipeux that had
just this shading. and Mr.. Weeks called bis AZ
Ssn to in osst n1 ess
Of the letter where the shading was above the
base line.
HOW KINsIEr SATISFIED HrMsxLy ABOUT MOL
ISECI.
Mr. Weeks concluded his examin ation By
asking Mr.. Kinsiey II bv Applying bis rules TO
the com parison OF the admitted hand writing of
the defendant and She, handwri,ins on the
Guiding the Cornish and Barnet letters. that
Mollneux wrote the address on the poison
O. But you were not. able to do that antil
you compared the defendants han,iw rttinR
With ,h h., handwriting OF the Cornish aud
;, Mr. os6o5ns Jumped w here with an obieo-
wanted % tortIfy himself He Thought how
that u he had kept at his eIamina, ion without
would finally have arrived at the same concla,
sion that he had -, sr,i S a. but how long IT
Tssn Rns.e No sn yoS used other
letter exhibits to connect this defendants
handwriting with Exhibit A. you were unable
70 satisfactorily connect the Handwriting with
right.
@. Then whatever opinion you have now Il
the result OF your mrarison OF the defend
ants handwriting with the handwriting OF the
disputed Barnet and Cornish letters1 A. No.
.. Well. you saw you couldn't find the con-
nection until you had made the comparison7
A. That Is right.
Q. You applied all kinds OF rules 10 accom-
pli.h that result before you had those letters7
A. Yes. sir.
The Recorder adjourned the court until to-
morrow at half past ten.