The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-13

comedy. another comma after the word
end pefoSSs after tss ss
but slips sf Of The Pen. Even his Expert went
back on him. there, and said that the marks
Of he jury 70
and eald that he had not seen the MARKS; Then
Mr. Osborne wanted 70 kSST Of Mr. k,nSlsy 4
ate. and Mr.. Kinsiey,. testified that he had
found punctuations all through the admitted
handwritines to be very erratic HE punctu.
sMtes very poorly. without any system'' said
And is not his failure TO. punctuate another
| characteristic" asked Mr.. Osborne.
Mr., KInsley replied, Yes. that Is character
Foreman Martin asked whether when a
writer was In hurry he generally failed to
punctuate. and Mr.. Kinsey replied that that
After this tho expert. got back to a, comp ag-
Hon q the EXHIBITS he bad writsp with E1 hihi
Mn ~, vSs The writing lhat HonsqS DID iGr
ter. 1t was tedious work. and vet as y
went on. the jurymen seemed more and
tho IT De n f. a h sbu stsqsa
made com pa rison 3 Tor themselves. Mr. Osborne
did not seem to think SO much Of the characr;;
q the characteristic that he himself called Mr..
kinsleys attention to over and over ana over
5hs b acS % S the
n! Kin,Iey had Wilton to iIinsilate 10 lie
the, same way. Mr.. Kinsley, explained: He
make, small r. when 4 Is the ilpal letter Of
tee. IN this burns letter and in Exhibit c. and
Exhibit II the final r Is made that way"
Mr. kinsley overlooked tn: final r.. In the
himself written on the black board. In each
ease The r., was the old style spspccTiSn no.
was noted by the lawyers for the defence. but
nothing was said about 1t, because they did
not have chance to cross;examine. The Dis.
rs because there her il ilnai r." in exhibit Il"
which s known as the dHasnoss blank II ,bs Is
physical description and physical condition. Of
the, murderer OF Mrs. Adams. The final r.
In that blank 10 made like the RS" described
by MIR. kinsey. that II. rcsem bling small w.
ALLEGED CHANGE ~ MoLrNEuxs HAND.
II was while Mr.. Osborne was asking n long
series OF questions about the break between
break between the letters ~ and &c" in the
handwriting samples that Molineux had writ
You mean" said Mr.. Osborne. that after he
had met tho expert in handwriting. David y.
Ciaryalh9 he never made break between his
He did not" said Mr.. Kinsley.
vr, net" said said Mr. Osborne, in all the hand
David y. Carvalho. the break was thcre2
Mr.. kinsley smiled and said that that was 80.
NH Caryslh3. who was sitting betTecn Mr.:
laughed,
S MI 4 %SG To 1GdSS sS k sr S ffR @a
was written BY MolineuN, This letter II one OF
the admitted handwritings In tho case. Mr..
most deliberate piece OF handwriting that tho
EXPERT had ever seen: and q lot Of other things
written with care. The expert replied that this
letter OF resignation was the most deliberate
piece 81 handwriting that had been laid before
n IN lnl M hn a. Y n I'M I'm n
ton that the characteristics" that exist In tho
other MolineuS letters and in the disputed let:
Writing Except il The Wo S oSlISe wRSrs the
and the e" are disconnected Mr.. Osborne
al Inc Down anS M
orously. The Recorder did not sustain his OBJ
lections and Mr.. Osborne declared with
Your Honor this case is being presented to
the Jury with superb intelligence. The jury
VIII ser that am trying to get everything be-
v Yes. almost human intelligence" erowlcd
The Recorder said that It was time to nd
Iourn then.
DR. MARY WALKER TAKES NOTES
-. When the court opened after recess. DR., Mary
Walker. In gsntlcmanly dress; was one OF the
she had made IN her mind that Molineux was
an innocent man. and that she was there in his
going to do for him. she said that she wasn't
prepared TO say NJ present. She snt at re-
portcrs table ana took notes. Mr.. hInsley
went back on the stand and the comparison OF
disputed writing with admitted writing went
on again.
Every now and then tho wrapper that had
come around the poison package was brought
put by Mr.. Osborne and some particular letter
In that was compared by the expert with the
same letter in the admitted handwriting. and
he expert each time said that substantially
hey were the same. There was break before
The 80 and the e. in Knickerbockcr In the
address OF the poison package. At last Mr..
osborne began asking questions about the al
ireSs on the poison package and beginning
with DO YOU find that the man who wrote the
address on the poison package showed the same
as the man who wrote tn. Bar
net letters the man who wrote the Cornish let
'crs. and the man who wrote the undiSputed
handwritin9 Of this defendant here " he drew
rom Mr. kinsley time after time. the answer
mar the expert was positive in his belief that
Molineux wrote the address on the poison
The. taking OF testimony ended with this
question: Did one hand write all OF the lot
inrs and the address," and Mr.. knsley said:
In my opinion. one hand did"
me case goes on to. day