The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-08
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other points of the description, but man
who makes breaks in certain words; and,
what is more difficult, a man who has
| three distinct methods of writing 'o5lige.'
| Surely this gives every benefit TO limo
cent men. You may search all the hand
writing from Phoenicians down to the
| present time and you will find but one
man who has three methods of writing
| 'oblige.' There is but one ouch man. All
! other men are innocent"
Mr.. Osborne, continuing on this line,
I said that there were not only unconscious
! characteristics in writing, but also in
! phraseology. For instance, there is the
! following phraseology in a letter:
Please find enclosed one dollar, for
which send Dr. Parker's Marriage Guide
| and oblige.'
The man we look for was soft, gen.
! tie and suave. I must find such man.
| For this man always said please in be-
ginning and 'oblige' in ending
During all the foregoing analysis Of the
| evidence he expected to present, Mr.. o.
| borne had been building what he said was
| the body the mind and the identity of
the poisoner. He girded himself up for
| his climacteric peroration. Mollneux
! strained forward with a Ieer upon his face
| for what he knew was coming.
| "Of the three names 1 have mentioned,
| which does the description fit? Does it
] fit Cornish? Does it fit Harpster? Does
I it fit Barnet? No.
Then, who, in June, '98. was thirty-one
years of age? Roland 3. Molineux.
It,
ingly the gaze Of the Assistant District
Attorney.
'Who in June, 1898, was contemplating
! matrimony Roland B. Molineux.
''Who was it that wrote to a life insur-
| ance company to which he applied for
| policy that he was a clerk or employee
| in a laboratory? Roland B. Molineux.
| What man measured thirty-seven in
chest about the chest and thirty-two
! inches about the waist? Roland B. Mo
! lineux.
who in the diagnosis blank, wrote
that there had been consumption in his
! family? The matrnal grandmother of
Roland B. MoIineux died with consump-
! ton"
Molineux laughed outright at this state
ment.
What man spent part Of his time IN
Newark, partly in New York? Roland
/ 3. Molineux.
'Who had in his possession the means
| Of making cyanide of mercury? Roland
B. Molineux had pounds of Prussian blue
/ in his laboratory, from which the poison
/ could be extracted.
who knew that Hartdegen e Co. had
! silverware and bottle holders for sale?
Roland B. Molineux for Mr. Arnold. OF
! that firm, is Molineux's warm personal
friend
''Who knew that Plumb & Co. kept blue
| stationery with the intert wined crescents
upon it? Roland b. Mo ineux, for Mon-
neux's firm bought its stationery of Plumb
&: Co.
''Who used the blue stationery in writ
ing those letters? Roland B. Molineux.
Who sent the letters by mail? Roland 3.
Molineux. Who wrote to the firm for
'Parker's Marriage Guide?' Roland 3.
Molineux.
''Who applied to the Marston company
for remedy for the loss of manhood.
and said he was contemplating matri-
! mony? Roland B. Molineux. Who. in
all these letters, used the same phrase
ology, Please, and 'Oblige% Roland B.
( Molineux.
"And suppose" said Mr. Osborne. low
ering his voice. that I should show you
that a woman came TO ike this man.
/ Suppose close relations sprang up between
this man and this woman. Suppose the
woman broke with the man. Suppose
that Strong, healthy man won the affec-
tons Of this woman. and that the other,
despoiled brooding over his wrongs, as
perverted men do. should have sent
sample package OF powders 10 his rival?
Suppose the receiver of this package
should have died Suppose the man and
the woman restoring their former re'a-
tions. should. within a few days after the
death have married? Who would you
say harbored a hatred for n. < barnet?
Roland g. Molineux Who had q slow
Iow-burning hatred FOR Cornish? Roland
2 M0lineux- Who hated for some rea-
son Harpster? Roland B. Molineux. And
who. u make the chain complete, lived
at The Knicker5ocker Athletic cla5 when
Cornish. Barnet End Harpster stayed
tbere2 Roland 3 M3linsuz
Then, gentlemen OF s1e jury -let' 9
5uilt the prisoner. ! have completed the
description OF all mankind. o. al men
on earth. there Is but one who can FL Il.
only one. and that is The defedant a the
bar"
ar. Osbore spoke loudly. and a. tae last
sentence termed and pointed toward Mel
neux. 7yho net his look steadily. smiling
Scornfully-
5 ". Os59-ns's effort had ti-es hin. II
+ asked the court out u mercy 70 grant ar
+ immediate adjournment f5is voice had
sn5seuir grown feeble r. Ire reaction Z
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