The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-15

Of doubt as to the correctness Of the opinions
You couldn't be mistaken. could your" asked
Mr.. Weeks
Il didn't say that" said Mr. ki ias. .,o,,
shadow ' S u ' DOUBT IT," said Mr. Weeks That
means Y j that you could not be mistaken"
well. could YOU be mistaken" said Mr..
Il am not infallible" said Mr.. Kinsley..
-, oh. then you may DO mistaken" said Mr..
II am not intallible," repeated Mr.. Kinsley
80. IL you may be mistaken" said Mr..
Weeks. is there not some room Tor douotE'
WHEN THE POLICE FIRST CALLED HIM IN.
Mr.. Klnsley moved in his chair ,uneasily. and
then said NO. there isn't and + was then
that Mr.. Weeks. burst oIt on the other line, OF
KasaH rely TO ms be EesW NE
poison case was what he read in the papers
coming from Chicago In December, 1893. He
sShdSg stsThoon t @ S Mca
ferty called at his Office in Elizabeth with four
S y sonps 81 MT Knsy TO
the handwriting. and compare, II with the
handwriting on, the wrapper OF the poison
specimens Of handwriting that were presented
to Mr. Kinsley then were In evidence In this
ne ssif sh eo e peIaSo Rny the
specimens that he had examined, had not
put any Identifying mark on any OF them. and
them could be identified at this time One OF
the specimens was an address on an envelope
Later in T the "xamination this envelope. which
had been a Part OF the exhibit at the Coropors
inquest. was produced By, Mr.. Osborne and was
Mr.. Kinsley had testified that when the speci-
mems were presented to him he did not know
4s on as hat OF
Molneux.. The envelope contained the i'm
print OF Morris. Hermann 4 Co. for whom
Ia N1fNa NFnF ~ nn Inn N M IN
line Of skiifg 9SS que, Mr. Weeks
epset in the case the day following the visit OF
DlcCaferty to Mr.. Kinsloy. that his name was
mentioned in the papers that day, and that tho
nected was printed. Mr.. Kinsley admitted
that he read tho newspapers and that he read
that he bad no. recollection whether he had
seen the hame of Hermann Il Co. in the papers.
Mr.. Weeks questioned the witness closely as to
Knickerbockcr Athletic CLUB was o not enclosed
In tho envelope which was tho specimen
this Visit Of MccafiSrty This was in order to
show that MIR. ktn.ley did know from the very
Sp witt sa kinsisy said that he You'd not SWEAR
that the letter was not enclosed but It was his
Impression that the letter was one OF the
whom he asked 'or more specimens to examine
before forming an opinion. He said he had not
handed because they were too meagre. He had
the next day demanded more specim ans from
the police. Mr.. kinsley said that he might
possession, and II he had he would bring them
tomorrow.
CALL FOR ALL THE sus PEcTEp HASpwRIrIsos.
Il hope that you will bring them to- morrow"
said Mr. Weeks earnestly. and / hone that
YOU will bring with you every scrap Of paper
handwriting that you examined In your work
Well. guess you won't do anything OF the
The Recorder hushed him.
Mr.; Osborne sat down and said ~ that
number heard him:
can tell you that. lou are not going TO lum-
Der up this record. Why. It would take US
year to go through them"
II am under he impression" said Mr. Weeks
that the District Attorney said only the other
day that time was no object here
MI hs cT9Ss .eIa Tb was tssumed and
three OF the persons whose handwriting he had
examined at the start: They were the hand
Riggs.
TWO OF THEM WE'RE IL A woMAN's HAND.
Q. We're they all masculine handwriting
that you received from McCairerty? A. There
were couIlc that nut away that were alto
Gether too mcagrc for mo to form an opinion
on. ana think that those two were written in
IA feminine hand.
Mr.. kinslcy went on to say that he got rid Of
the address on the poison package a. soon as
that photographs were made OF 1t and that he
got Additional ,s,pecimens OF handwriting on
the Tueaday or Wpdnes lay following the sun
day. These additional specimens were in tho
handwriting olCorn'Sh and Mollneux.he Hid not
rsmember Of whom else. All the specimens Of
had been a admitted in evidence in the case and
were in tho hands Of tho jury in the shape of
g"nG on Whom tic 'TSss WIS co s,
until this morn ing a. half past 10.