The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-11

court room are three more long tables that
barely accommodate the representatives q the
within The en wS Teo RiitRs rest Of the room
! Is fllei by wooden bcnchcs which are reserved
&qd for wRe hSs
| Who has pull sufficient to get by ne GUARDS ~ y
the doors In the extreme rear oi me room nl, 8
straight to t The Bridge Of signs which connects
the new Criminal Court Building with tho
, description Of tho big room itself and tho
On the bench. OF course. is Recorder Gnl
| The iurymen wander in on" at a time. The
| man always on hand first IL the smallest man.
nhys,cny Of the twelve hS nsg ,n mas ga 4
catches newspaper artist drawing his picture
Artist Rs i%rHMSn ny q the Jury ocEs ike
/ prosperous business man liis hair and beard
oTr h%n but is yh ONE Ike Is
the Iurymen are in their seats punctualy.
! The exception never gets there until the last
moment. and more often he IS n minute or TWO
Now to got the scene inside the, railing. pile
w he two tables reserved for the lawyers with
law books and leather bags full NJ documents.
make the pile so high that you can much
more than see the eyes OF the people who sit at
At the District Attorneys. table there is As
sistant District Attorney James W; Osborne.
year ago Nj Osborne was inclined t. cOrpu-
z picture of hcal'h To-day his face Is thirnrr
by ihr anu has drawn expression. MA whoe
expression has changed. His eyes are
BRIGHTER and sharper than they were. The
dmrle In his chin IA more rronouncai One
Q, the striking features oi the chin Of Molineux.
tho prisoner. L. very deep dimplr. Us;
,,rnc'- dmple II almost as deep. Bch M
ami IrHT him s'S col ' Asa 'iP ra I II;
District Attorney himself. -.
Behind the other tahl, and nearest tho jury
ts Dr. Allen Mclan" Hamilton, n medical eN!
pert N the employ oi the doe &c. lie always
ls bag OF hooks ana pnp'rs aud bottles VI
pape p" oTS in . wr tn My to hin hin is Is
Barton \ Weeks thu senior counsel for Mol
ip"ux. The iis'inLu ishinS character siir oi hr;
Weeks ~ lawyer i an ahsnue absence II
'"nr"r, No matter what r'r'"ns his a." r.
NUNS ~, SANE u h" il nngry. II il not h..
tIhy"i ~ voice or ia'lai "NlIcsHiou. No mat
seemingly unmuye,l "" has hnr-h voice.
d" 81 nEs clearly ant distinctly agt, u'Ycr ~
a. los !uga word: wherein hr ne : from
Mr.; - orn" who ot"n m!s.r'nL- himself
and say On" thong when h" m rns another.
Next to Mr Week L. tHrya 10. a. han =
writing "Np'rt or the iri"uc.. ilr usGA.lv has
on" arm over the hrcH 70! Mr. WnCh "hulr.
AoSt 70 Inn aga n ats 'r"pr-.' Gordon liHt'i".
VI. W"cNs- I"r net ~h' - uSHt y looking
"NmSr Az .oos. "E "hlrl','ns To- vs.; WSeAIl
next TO Mr blule it,Nnraut Next 90 III" W.
ca"t char ,il- t,au. uineuN. IN" 'nthcr vi no
~ ~oh,r Ihr G'u'ld l. uuhCr 10" aScLu.'
~iz'. ii!s hair l. .wnt" III hr hls whit"
goate-. His face II drawn especially about
10" eyes Ih"I" u an rApr.ss'"n of anxiety
tnu rannni b" .Ing"e,e u ronp.eN N I,
ant s'urlurs4 Next 10 Linn Htc two al
\"r,S men, WHO at" clerks IA the uilic- "f
Al, 81 tho 'Hi"s reserved for ;he rrior crs
ar" rnn,rd ty mon. many OF them cd In tho
c'd"r,' - a III" LAWYERS themselves At the
eni ni the tong rabl" inside IN" "a ing where
tne r"lot,grs II j. 2 chair occupied " Harry
Cornish. Cornish Is the man To whom tho
nun who !nnocTSntI, elmini;,,cred he
against whom. the prosecution
ser,,, Young M"l n"ux had such u grudge
that h. MATED h MIN MnS pd ,5S G. n TO
{ rnish young lie has a rccu iarly share
he'd mat make one .n1s a. hm tEies II,
hn, a hin covering OF Jct EIecE hair On hi4
head. he makes friends with the reporters
y, Outside the railing incOs NJ the bench and
III" lawyers and the reporter the room Ii
4 lei 10 ~" ertcn. Of u. Sea,ipg canaciy
witnesses Their" - q woman Usually she Is a
awyrr WHO has ohtHinrt adm isson frcause
who has been asked by Ia" District Attorney
to b" ca E ~, Shgn waited snd h?' taken
lime To- 500 AID hear what is going on. Thus
he room Is filled.
1t is time Tor the session TO begin and there
Il loud rap On the door on the south site OF
the room, which opens on the judges ante
room. wnhM rar sounds n voice" Order in
The court The door swings open and the
Hear iei nsor We! AZ persons having buei.
ness Win tnr tOart Ol General Nrhs'Ons OF the
Peace, draw near AMI yc vii lie heard"
A. I'll" cri"r thus announce.. every person IN
,h", c9ur, room Stands M and faces thc BENCH
clryat on 20 the bench IN" Judges Of the Court
Of General Sessions have taken to wearing Of
I"ari are snow while. Ii" walks slowi" up p' t.
his scut hchlnd III" desk. bows low 10 the court
room tu.l o. PEOPLE AMI then 70 the Jury. The
watt 5r nod from &im When IS comes sh he
Poland y. MolIncux to the bari" Down at
u" rear door stands the uniformed caita!n NJ
SHS door Of nH %IF! sohs he H. TPsss
bin him. Then he Is heard TO call Come"
lie cones re, .afk into Tx room. holding the
frw moments, Footsteps are heart in the cor
dior. They come nearer. and in another mo.
ured aud his face is not what what
rRysaSpG IN Luck wGSd x.,Ss s sSGnG
collar and figured necktlc with a little pearl
pin: lie step. ,agtc,sly ard buG2yynqtIy He
companied 10y amy. guarh. A. he enters the
room n" captain OF the court squad bows to
him up tho aisle OH the north o. tho room DOM
nrSSiH ,S ana p"rSsas Whsn b,
enters. and lets ne cato swing shut M1innSux
sTcrss BIZ rs hcr aa d' sk"i"s E Snar wS
him. and they both smile and talk. Then he |
sits down.
Next comes a wait OF two or three minutes. |
Mr.. Osborne fumbles around among his law
hooks and papers The Recorder watches him |
nervously md finally says sharply: Proceed |
with vour case. Mr. District Attorney" |
Here you hav" the scene at the Moiroux |
trin and tucnmpletc tn" picture II Is necessary |
only to read the daily reports OF the trial as II
prngrcsses. |
TGosc interested In the trial hut not In the |
confidence Of IN" District Attorney were max |
ing inquiries Yesterday as to the wharsR bouts |
OF Name Slalando. arrested at Surern. n. y. |
on Thursday night and brought to this city TO |
testify for the prosecution. Assistant District |
Attorney Osborne was questioned nv reporters |
yesterday about this woman. In relation 10 the |
testimony she might give Mr., Osborne refused |
to say anything. ltn would not say even |
whether he had decided to cal the woman ut |
all or not. In reference to her whereabouts |
he had this to say: |
Mamie Mrlando il hero aud all right. ] |
suppose she Is out driving with Detective |
rseant McCaff"rty, ] told him to take her |
out. show her around and see that she hal a |
pleasant afternoon" |
II IL pretty certain that the woman IL not In |
tho House OF Detention and never has been. |
IN THE TFSDERLOIN. |