The Portland daily press., 1900-02-10
Recorder Golf Will Charge Jury
Today.

New York, February Q. Assistant Dis
trict A Attorney Osborne, tonight complsted
his argument IN the trial Of Roland b.
Molinsux for the murder of Mrs. Kathe-
rine j. Adams. Recorder Golf win OF arge
tho jury ton oiIou norning, aud she
twelve men are expected TO take up az
once ths question OF the guilt o. the In =
nocenc. of the pris onef.
UnG oubtedly the II ost dram attic event
OF the day was the aHaok which Assis.
taut District Attorney Osborne made up
on Mrs. Nolineux, the wife o. the prifon-
or. And when Mr.. Pattis interr Sed his
objections, Mr.. Osto rne turned quick as
q flash towards Mrs. Noiineux. There
Is the woman. There Is the n olive"
he exclaimed, In tones dI amatio, because
OF their fierce intensity.
Mr.. Battle still continuing to object up
on the ground that the statements had
OF been supported by the evidence, Mir.
Osto:ne's voice again rang out:
Lat tie CALLED jade Vince. do rot
blame counsel for objeoting But that
woman is the living, concrete form of the
m olive In The Parnet case, and IL Is un-
disputed that the man who sent the poison
10 Barnet sent the POTION TO Cornish"
General kolinsux left his seat at the
conclusion of this attack, leaned over
the back OF his wifs's chair and pstted
his daughter-in-law reassuringly on the
shoulder. Moiineux himself never II OF ed.
As for hts wife, she sat with dry eyes,
a 4. 90 a siohtlv praaepd Inns
New York, Fe.rrary 9.-ManheiD
Brown, the juror VIII So Illness YESTERDAY
pre- entei the resumption after recess
of the trial of Roland B. Moiineux. ha
tcday quite rec,vere from his indispe 81 :
ii IN, ana the trial III. ceesei, Assistant
District Attorney Osborne reslu ing his
agreement for the IT sec lti,n.
MIR. Osborne tegan by ext laining the
fl ncticns Of c,roners corrt, and It'd
Of the inquest into the eeath Ct Mrs
Adams he comrlimentei hin self upon
the "uIr hit and impartial nanner in
which he c3ndr ctei that investigation, 1"
and in abiding to Mr.. Weeks he spoke of
him as zone Of the me st experienced
criu inal lawyers in the United States !"
Mr.. Osborne referred to the ind ictu emit
found by the grand jury, and tcli the
jury that they were to consider that in
ictu ent and the findings Of the C roDer S
iury merely as accr sations. Il tell you
this" said he. "tecarse want to lie fair
II this defend anti
But you have a ri hit tt tase Into cln-
si5eration this fact that tie Tr scouting
oil EePy 1edlfaP Z afyiai1N Hpafta1ho.s the
hand riting expert, tefore the rand
Ell 'ence would ENABLE them to find an
indictment against the defendant. De.
spi the Evidence of Mr. CarTalho, the
grand jury indictsd the defendant, and
tri is is why Mr. Carvalho was net put on
the stand by the defence
Mr.. Battle Of counsel for Melineux.
prctestei at this staten ent.
"lhe prosecution" Mr. Cs1orne vent
Tn, "has roueht the rlainest proof tefcre
you that General Molineux's son wrote
the Parnet letter and the address TN TIE
poison Iacka:e TIE defense has put in
no witnesses to contradict tsat testimony,
and the presumption tat tie defense
cannot refute IL is Fart of the reorle 5
case"
Molineux sat tack in his cahir With his
eyes fixed on Mt. Csocrne. he startet
WREN counsel said, "Tti is defendant ras
teen c>arzei by the rrcsecnting officer
with murder. aud his wife tas teen
CHARGED With some conn elton with Ear
net " but Mrs Mclineux Meier moved.
Size sat, talf leaning on tet husband,
listening to every wori counsel said.
MIR. Os orne C ntinue1 his arraign-
nent by calling the jury's attention TO
the numt er of eKIerts who testieei to tte
handwriting on tie Parnet letters TIE
poison package and tie etser disputed
documents, and tsen declared toat TIE
great crowd Of friends and ass ciates of
Aolireux wonli Rare st rmei tie crini-
nal court building TO testify II it Rad
teen possible for ten TO testify. teat
Molineux did not write this document.
"You would hare SEEM" he said.