The sun., 1899-12-16

looking for Roland B Mollneux Immedately
after this publicatiol, Gen. Molineux and his
cpled on Capt nc, hecSsky S and the on'a Srnsa
Cart Mcc,nssy t9i6 them init I. was not true Gen
that be would spend every penny he had. mo-
only clear his sons name, put e aid In bring
to aid Capt. McClusKy In any way he could, and
he said that both he and bic son would be a,
s' ssy 'i ms fhsn o ss q.
wrote the three addresses and left them with
McCnsk telling ths c%D,sn that Sd
paper that Mr., kiasiey had pfodpssd: Mf
6stvsho soS believed spHsfd '"ss %as
headwrting q the deiendaapti 81 did yop & not :" :,
a. ad cslvnho M ko'Sy MSa. hs aS SdSsnt %S esfts "
r9 Did you exsmine 4 and compare 1t with
nHf g. DIdnt AZ Can't. a IN Mctiusky 5 at the time he gave
The defendants hendwriting1 4. I said that
MfeGaz .Ga ne Ds sHf sss Told ins si
but he dlin't say that he had seen I, written;
paper TO Carvalhoi 4. I lust wanted 10 show
him how people not eNperts could be mistaken.
which the prisoner Joined. ,-
Sy s6 NJ that paper was
.sS 'sH 4 EH.sy Eyss Sy wsSs: sS
At his IS point Mr.. 6sbornS Interrupted the
proceedings again with speech, tauntin., Mr..
manded the ,proiuction Of the, typswritten
cory from which Molineux had been asked to
az KSy DsGydc S SsS mot ed % e sR
THS uiSs Se Snyp sI
anxious to get II In evidence when he thought
Il was lost. But when produce 4 he. ceases
aepc shss ss cash H 10 your
Object e. 'Ss e .ss pssSs a9 ,o
proper time the defence will make what use
OF that pspsr Il considers proper."
dence." declared Mr.. Osborne.
REconDER REBuKEs OSBORNE
mfr. Osborne" said the Recorder severely.
you viii not in,errupt the exemination Of this
II ,ss hs have Ssar
ing on this examination"
%Tw &c ys.SraSy yWGas Honor If my memory
=" ""Ies. and twice to-day" said tho Recorder
.r And propose to demand At that you put |. n
You viii not st make another demand" de-
oh. heg your Honor's pard on" said Mr..
Osborne; "ot course. II you say so we'll let It
Here, were. brought out, the facts about
ahs ah when w'h oerea the the psssr
in evidence Mr.. Osborne said that he
had no objection to its going in; and while the
was GaS. %ciinenSs handwritns. . and and that hat
s9'y a '1Hs Gs o ,ss sa to palm 1t
TI Tn't ssesiy anIsa 70 ,hs So1r
IA "a N hn
sLeeted: The District Attorney knows that
Mr. Weeks asked Mr.: kinsey II he had com
p nna M wh knss, .es lepd ,h%
enough r"semblencc to attracf his attention.
Kinsley said that he had taken to ,ir Carvalho,
that he had received up to Jan; To- AM that he
ha had spsnt Psrhaps f,e or slx hours with Mr.
the samples OF MolineuxS Il handwriting.
EXPERT CHANGED HIS MIND.
You testified" said Mr.. Weeks, that at one
time YOU side tracked the defendants hand
Yes. said Mr., KInsley. Il side tracked Mr.,
Molineux's handwriting. pigeon holsi it and
You mean Tint you had been unable to con-
nee; him with the case'"
had at that time.
y. when was this? A. It was In the latter
part Q! January. cannot hx the date.
Y You had had many specimens OF his hand
he was the ian who wrote the address on the
poison paesasei 4: could not at that time.
took h IN up again and expressed the opinion
that he was guilty. A. That's right.
You said you con,d1't get the kinds OF
tie kind you wanted until Feb. 2O3 A. Yea.
O. As a matter OF fact: Mr.. KInsley, you didn't
get the kind ot specimens OF the defendants
handwriting You wanted until you asked him
the ink that YOU proviled. the psp"r % you Ti tuI.
yog selected. md until he wrote in exactly tho
q, An as n matter OF fact. the deiendant
on Feb, II wrote the things that you wanted
ink that you furnished. on papers that you fur
nished. and even those specimens did not sat:
you YOU recall that the pens w~rs % unsatisfactory STS
and that didn't have the copy, but that had
io, to write from rn memory What wan;ed The dc;
complained that the pen was not good zen.
HOW MoLIsEux WROTE FOR THE POLICE.
=, Let me refresh your memory" said Mr
Weeks. with some dramatic force. Didn't
you 20 there to the Office q the u strict Atror-
ney Tor the purpose OF having this deienI Iant
writ" for y"uf"
II did not
"And ilhnt YOU have 70 wait IN houri Didn't /,
We Al have to wait an hour there2"
Yes. we waited an hour" there said Mr.. I
with a detective officer sitting In the room |
oil Of the time on one side OF the prisoner in.
sisting on taking about similar poison cases
and you. tue expert for ths District Attorney /
on the other side waiting to get samples Of hiS |
handwriting. Wasn't the deien,nnt sitting
t'"fe Ia the nei. hbo hood an hour ava ding
I u" pleasure OF some ono to have him writer"
demanded Mr. Weeks.
Thnt'g so." n ml,ted Mr.. Klnsley.
"Ani whom finally we tired OF waiting and
YOU asked h to write. didn't you dictate
what you wanted written and didn't you AJAX
him 10 write certain pats In one vertical
II flr anI certain O'her parts In another yerti-
cal sty!ef" dempndrd hr Osborne.
Mr.. Kins!ey admitted that hat was truo.
, Md after hr had writtor wasn't the paper !
la hc had wr tten on picked up by yon md
'xtmn' and didn't Won luke tho paper ami
)f"r S0ro OF II to thrvalhO and ask him II hO
ldn't want to take sumo OF It, aud hs sad no.
hat h" had rlenty ~ the defendants hand
writing, and that you hal and that you could
get all that you wanted o. M"
Mr.. Wreks's questions were asked In more
,r '"ts declHmatory sty". The members OF
he jury LOGGED first at him and then at the
witness and Mr.. Kinsiey's face Grew red. The
crowd III the court room leaned loiward In
order not to lose n word Molneux aud his
htt! or also bent forward. holding their hands
g their ears to catch all that was saii Mr.
hlhsley practically admitted everything that
Mr.. Weeks asserted Mr.. Weeks went on:
IND after leaving the District Attorneys
1nice didn't you AMI the defendant an myself