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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
M0lINEUX AND HARPSTER.

. you know \ A Harpster' A
y Y,a knew him a. the Knirkerbocksr
Athletic club A. Yes
v When he was 4 clerk there 4
Ye
Y In the Fall Of ise weren't Cornls Oh.
Hafpsi"r and Molineuh all together In
ne knickerbocSer Athletic ciuo' A.
4 MA YOU In the Fail Of isss ever
ave any talk with Mr. Moineux about
iiarp~ter7
Mr Weeks objected
The Recorder permitted the question.
Gallagher was asked To place the time
II IN conversation tie could no, 10 "a
i ioia Mr.. Molineu1 ina, Harp.,er
nc 'oun; ~ trouble with ~ arm IN De
trod
q pii YOU give tie detail. IT Harp.
STEERS truuble7 4 dil not
Q Was T. before or after YOU had
scr1 llcil-s' \ DO not know
= li'w 'oEs AFTER YOU md ~an N tho
Ne. itk Athi-'i' cub was i, before
\ ! don't know
- Was 1; before 'hc death u Mrs
Adams \ am surc ~ that,
q Wasn'i mat conversation n refer.
enc" to vhe'hcr YOU were to give \
hord' A don't remcnbcr | vas tot
told whether I was 10 give n'1d -
moi,
ter YOU went Their" In iay' \ dsnt
know The whoi, thing I. vague
Y DO YOU remember Mr. J,nnsuI
speaking " Harpster7 \ Ncs told
him II was me hrst time ilnras'er Rad
been in New York
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
HOW NE ESCAPED DEATH.

q yo. know M CORNISH A. Y~s.
4 Were you at the X A. I. Dec. "a
y Did YOU see cornish there; 4 lr.
q wh,, were You doing Plsyitg
billiards with Cornish.
q Dd hs leave. tho club that night
A. b.',sve ne id
"pid you 80. him nave anything
asked Mr. osborne
Whist 10 yor mean. anything 70
drink ashesi the witness, .PuxSled
NO no, that" corrected MI OSBORNE
oh ne had a grip
o whs, time did cornish leave a
About 1919
Then Nr King It'd IN = Low. earnest
voice hoN ne escaped death by 4 hair
breadth Nc rad the poison bottle y
n a hand intending 30 TAX" dose, hu,
hy a fortunate Circumstance NJ sd'er
was IN he c,s,er NJ glass was there
The fury leaned forward and lissonei.
4, DID Nil neul, Who nov Ard tNrn
moisirrei his dry lip, with his tongue
u Nov on the 1th. were YOU WIN
Cofrlsh' 4. Yes
Tel about II
Il S,w cornish SITTING a. his dsss ~
ns once and he showed mt bottle 81
h.nuo AMI n .ilye- hp'd"T Ten W M
teen minutes later he handed me the
bottle IN the silver holder and ! went
OF: o. taxi. a sase % II ca the way
oI' | nut he hV,t'e and holder On \
table near the door and went nut 20
the water cooler. but there was NJ
Sate1 there ard I brought he ,hirEs
hack 90 Co-rish's as.k. where ] aid
hem
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

The doctor did not believe Mrs. AdariS
had been chokcd 10 death by her false
teeth. AM nc was very emphatic In
slyirs SO
State all the Circumstance. Of II. -
aid Mr. Osborne
Mr. Weeks ohjeC ted saying he had not
questioned The cornpct.n
The Recorder FI.d ~ could nd zee
what the objection WAS to Or Weston
telling 81 other cases,
THE reason We object. said Mr..
Weeks. hea,edly. Is ,hat the District
Attorney In hts opening declared that he
would no, only she. .ha. che defendant
vas 40, cn.y guilty. ~ this crime. ou'
charged him si.h he commission OF an
other. lie 10 erd,nvoring 10 put IN the
evidence now In way when We have no
prorcr opportunity 90 "ombatt,ng II.
The defense Is IN trial on one
charge" SAID IN. Recorder and no
other can he considered al this time.
4, makes 10 difference Whist the name
% the man Wa Who died. the case can
be cited TO show TIE Witness etpe T.
ence.' ..
I'VE obje-t to 1t rs having no bearing
on the po'n, In question insisted Mr.
We~ts '"t' - not relevant
"So more questions, Doctor. said
Osborne.
NO more questions" echoed Weeks.
Or. Weston stepped from the stand AT
40 O'Clock and adjournment was taken
until i3S o'clock tomorrow morning
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
FELIX J. GALLAGHER.

The next rame called created a sir
IN the crowded room.
II was '..i Of Felix J gallagher. II
saa he was -tockbrJk,T N Wal
street
The defense claims iha' Moiln.uN =
aud Gllllg1crr handwriting dre very
'iHiltr. AMI MANY & On. salient fea-
lures which the experts have pointed
81, cy's, ~ GAlis gh.fs harI
q NUr have teen 4 c.,rk ~ tie
ick,ihocker Athletic cub \ Yes
. We're YOU = friend ~ Mr. Mnli-
nrus s.illc with the kaiCkerbock.r
Athlete cluh' A Yes
v And you lsn the CLUB \ i-s.
a. Whv7 \ I was discharged
. Tten where did YOU go \ To the
Ne~ York Athletic Club
Y. And what was your position there
4 was connected with Mr. Mplinrux
Ia the stewards department.
y S1me.hing ~ conndenti1l cl-rk'
4. Yes
Q DID you ever see Rudolph IIeil-s
there A. Yes several lines
q On what p'-aslo1' A. when ne
'r~e 81 ss. Mr. NJ insuN
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G0FF'S QUERIES.

Where I'D yfJu SCI your ntN'
asked the Recorder
~ got 1t Oh, ~ my mal-bos IN.
svered Cotni-i
Cornish SAD he wEs IN the club on
IN" twclty.thrd OF December
u als1ys 80 TO NY maii.b'r before
soirr home said he and I am posi-.
tive It was not there thea
How A you happen e. have your DIES.
sui case a. IN. r.u1" 1skci Mr. Weeks
why there sas lady At the club a
few nights prevIou'ly whom ! was 70
mce, and I took my evening clothe. to
~, m to wear when inc, her"
can you tell us definitely nov THIS
PAPER was wrapped about he PACKAGE
asked Air Weeks wac u pasted q
summs1''
Il don't recall" said Cornish. Il,
was easily opened u attracted no spe.
cial Interest %
q Was II compatible with ,ne TIFFANY
u"s Inside, \ didn't give IL that much
attention
u Who vas On At the club the nisht
before the packaS was received and
the morning 81 the d1t' $ | Inquired
md found Mr llnrr was On a, Night
md 10. MackIn wss On In the morn
Inx
Did you notice IN. cork NJ the bot.
t.e''
asked Mi Weeks taking a new tack
Not iAr.icuiary. ANSWERED Cornish.
v Do YOU know that The cork VA
~. same IN tao rorIinE ~ the ss'n
when you 'uok 10 uG - 1t MAS on the
isy You rer-iN 81 the battle don't
know
Y WASH sac cork hard TO remove
Tor MIR. Adamsf \ They nal 20 VS. =
fork 20 ssi Il out.
VOL n, any rate. Cornish "a 4
bst Itu' you're sutr that cork hsdr
boon taken pui 10" ur" yuu toOh II IA
Yes, s,r t.ats T.s.,. s.ii Coi mis-
q Ard you aiwprs hx-d your desk
when you b-uko Ii nper' \ Yes
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ON WEEKS'S RACK.

q It'd you make any examination Of
he brain cells \ Ne.
. Did YOU .Na mine It under a micro
SCOPE, 4. No.
q Then you made No more than a
superficial rNamiraiion' A Yes.
q lid YOU examine the heart care
mliy' \ Ire l.. yectlcie was empty,
the rlshl held some blood.
q The .ime condition a. 10 found
In asph y.l? 4. Not as extensive.
. Ian I the effect 81 prussic acid poi.
son that ~ asphyxia,i0n' \. I. para.
lyzcs tn. nerves leading 10 the lungs
what ID you understand by the medi-
cal Term asphyS'si on ssked Mr.,
Weeks coldly
The failure ~ the lunes TO sake In
air. va. the answer
We'll u pfussir acid so paralyaee the
nerves III IN" lungs that they won't take
In II - Their. not isphyxistion
I'm way. Vas the reply.
q lad vol MAX" a Tnlcros roclcsl ex.
animation OF any part ~ the body A
No.
. The liver hii nothing unusual IN
~ appearance 4 That's so
- Dld make am examination Of
me Sood. unexpectedly or otherwise
: NJ
. rid YOU ~, consider ths. important,
In a case ~ poisoning by hidrocyanic
poisoning \ Yes. | ihirk II Is,
Y Have you ever seen 4 case o. ny tso.
cyanic poison A. several
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
ARREST IN EYRE CASE.

NNps lal 10 nv fNFHANk ""'tAf
CHESTER. Pa. Jan. s.-Sergt Leary
and Pntrolmsn O'ToC'e. who have been
working on the Eyre mysirry, today ar
rested james Pierce the young man who
Is alleged 20 have beer seen In boat
with Gepige r. Eyre rear Essington on
Thursday week ago, the DAY he disap-
peared
TIE warran, for his arrest charges him
With the larceny OF boat from tho Al
phs boat house.
|, seems likely that a Philadelphia
woman may know something about this
strange affair She crept into the case
to-day through a letter which she sent
20 Chief Berry.
One part Of he let'er refers TO pr.
susp.cion by the police for having muir
dered George Il. Eyre. and Who the
writer minutel, describes. even to the
color al his hair and rnustache. The
par referred 20 was left out Mt the
solic,ation u Chief Berry.
"Phi,sdc'phia. Jan. !. 1871.
Pa, Dear Cir: The missing George b
Eyre. who 20 mystsr.ously dissppeared
from home shor. time ago, was
Was no, kiET FOR pauni'r. but ior
j~aio,sy, SC you VIII md when his body
"ii,. clothing will contain all thai va.
on lem when before ne disappeared
and the mrn who killed him you have
Was in the boat With him. and his body
Mi be found in the Delaware River
wv" "a J. r."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
ADAMS SUSPECTED M0lI-
MEUx.

so Mr. Adams conveyed to you this
flrs, lmprcs sion II the name"
Yes" VA. the answer
y Mr.. Cornish. In the month OF DE.
cember did you ask any questions about
buying books On chemistry A. Never In
my NE.
Half an hour after noon weeks closed
his cruss-exAmihAt On. On the whole h~
had apparently, accomplished but little.
unlcts he had much evldenc. for tho
purposes 81 r.SIttAl
lie sue .c-dei IN making Cornish
angry at times and In several instances
tn. witness conirsdiciei statement. he
had made shortly after tie death 81 Mr.
Adams. But Weeks dii not 'mp-ach MI.
testimony nor batter down tae guard he
had erected for MS own protection
NJ OSBORNE conducted The redirect
examination.
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THE REDIRECT.

can oil THIS witness back asked
NJ O.baia-. when ! finJ an exhibit In
N. case
~ you hsr' any ques'i,n. you mus,
AK them nov 5Aid ne Recorder.
'Ticu you may rall him hnck II absp.
is'o.y necessary"
- I'll Nlu f'p1r' 80 the police the
Conversation Jon mai Win NJ car.
valh,. The journalist A. 81 re-.
PORTED % them every evening
- TH7' drink ,ou 'cok with Yocln
900. l-rw that N \ We.
. Npn l.i ro' ri,e Mo'.rruN's name
'p Tho --wss,rr- \ -
- - roH ri;td q: least ono" ina,
lsN' 5 Yes
Nit cr-s1. vii yol give ~ n~srl,
- ,pu ,ar o., a. ~ 'he poison box 30
askcd Nj Osb,rnc
I lo'. f''.k I am exactly coke,
'y'f lot 81 nuNcs 'hc polio. hal and
~ ked 0I' co.,, thought Was shou,
q. size That VS. ten day. s,tefwafd
As near a. ! can recall DO va. the sin,
- thai -, ~ ih7 table
The bo, was handed up TO him u
was - hy ny in-hcs and marked Got
Identification.
q When DID y'G make your nfs,
statement TO Cap, McCiusky7 A. or
Dec -
Y. Al tire club 4 Yes.
q In the morning % afternoon 4
! Won't he certain.
q Who vas p.efcni- 4. Capt. Nc.
ciusky. the stsacsrsShr asl ! th!nh
~. AeJaiysA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

p1.-on package. ne Went ahead conf
dc ny AID Without visible e'n1arrsss
meut.
aactau iild h. has Lived al th'
h os-rbDCk,r A,hirt., club since DC
lpbsr 1884 Hef5r hat he sa- swim
ming Instructor IN Boston
On Dee ~ ls'". I'D ypu se" Mr.. Cor
nish Al the ciubF he Wa .ked.
About 10 that MIN said the wit
ness. Mr. Cornish am. into ny office,
and b. had som. mtl IN his hand.
aLiuny 4 q parcel. H. went 10 hts desk.
pulled the paper on ana said -
Nee.s 'ctsd AMI Wa oyrrru'Cd
lie 81 I'D q { q p.,s.u.. so1.
i.husd the ,'t He gnliJ IT,.
pt.ets' H.H u' silver hDlle'
aud anDtnct ~ tasc H. undo
he 'eccGd Has T.. o.. . and II Was .
bEI mo. f"r hltH. D.. .. cd II 10 the
an.'-r. ~ II WOMAN or ana he ripped
On ie OUTSIDE cos -rlng co. D..
~, Slipped n i3ip n. tollr- There
was ap ,n,.lpg" ln Il. TOO. aiih the
maine OF 1ifsny So a. and this be- threw
IN TIE vast. paper hasks'
Mr. RitE aui NJ Ss non md Mr.
y rathrfiSon We" also i.efe and We
gan to spccuiil. as waun N..
from. We ADVISED Cornish 10 keep m"
adfte-s and ". AL exam led II to tfy
10 Sc. whom u yPS n m
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
1T IS
So MONTH.

yss, We have now eone 20 The ~
rate ia,
In IN. iI.ersl fuIaim,,t Of the rate p'&'
| II Ia herewith given. .s,.
The loves, rat. ever known hsfofe .n's
some~hA, startling plan vss pIoss.
lover rate than will ever b s'vsn ;.
II 10 simply given because u aee
p.omised. and. being ~. ana pfomissd' !"
belongs 10 the people. =,
There "a, the period under the onee OF
! 81 . month. May ala not believe tnst ~
I low . rate could really be sfvta' % 'h'
1 missed that opportunity.
Their. xas IN. period under the y fhe
IN. applicants for the rate inereAsed
| People were fndlnG out that these one''
we're To be taken literally.
me {: period closed and faithfully and
| literally VS. carried out every provision
Of the offer. Those Who had doub'ed ana
| those VII, had criticised we're siisnceo
Many still wondered how I. could be done
bu, there we're none 70 doubt that u WAS
done
Nov II 10 q Q month In this process OF
raising our fees Ne are aware that - nave
reached q fee rate taA, has been onsfta
from other sources.
For this reason remcmber-this rate V In
no sense TO b considered ~ Q standard OF
!aius Of medicines OF services. or - Dor
rowsd from any other medies' arm. entsf-
pr.se or Institution. II II SIMPLY another
s'cn In the carrying oct q this plan.
viii not he given indefinitely. The copeland
phvsicis,s will rsss from this IN 4 higher
rate after the elp,sstioa OF the ofsr
This 10 10 b distinetly remembered and
70 emphasize II. 30 that Il Viii b rrrnem-
bered tho Copeland physicians give ehe rate
FOR the entire month FOR ALL DISEASES.
II IL not Eiven by serisa Of weeks. each
week 90, apart for q different class OF d.s-
esse,. a. were The hrs' two oaers OF the
series.
II 10 given for the eRtirs month
aad Tor all aiseases. u applies "a
Cstasrk, II applies to Deafness' u
applies &c Bronchial DssesseI ~ So
plies 10 stomach Trouble, u ~.
piles 10 ell rhroRtc disease.
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HARRY A. KING CALLED.

Harry A King was then called to ths
stand. and hal Just taken his seat gheii
recess was announced ua,il 2b
King IN toe man who intended sam
ping The poison u the knickeibDck
Athlcu' cub. nut Jid not because there
vas no water IN She q ole, kim was
locke upon 10 sub-tsilt at what cor
nish had todd ~ 20 m. ,nkng " me
y, kice from Cornish. desk
King vas g'Ily a. 80 app1iT.rd hour
l. El5 at me, ks,rfd,r 49, twenty
minute, ate ~ isltStLE. Nhrn ne ,OIk
the bench King ir,m. iiais'y tooa tho
,tand He wore Ms heavy yfaN over
coat, CLOSELY hut'pusf AID was pain
fully nervous ~ first
nj. TONES ref- low snd ,remulous
ard So seemed to gap before speaking
I senl'n'r
Noi,neu, WATCHED him To- ful,
ninut. and then tsklrr a small note
iooI 'rrm his pocket. afoi, 'urioHsN
on 10 ages
Mr. kin. said Osborne ,akins up
the examination. where 30 you reside
AT iOSt Lexington avenue.
q How .ong have You lived here
4. Twelve years
o what il your business \ Rroher
on IN. Consolidated Exchange.
q Where II your Office A. NJ 10 wall
street
. Who were YOU connected With FOR
r'eriN- A. freeman a 10.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
NO ONE SAW HIM TAKE IT.

. Anj you took the address home
with YOU 4. Yes, IN ms oycfrult
pocket n. ! remember u
.. And you got 1t for Or Hitchcock
A. Yes
Y Where from 4. As vel as ! re-
member II, from my dresser
=. Wore YOU going TO take fresh dose
Of this MEDICINE, as YOU said before ne
Coroner 4 ! don't think 90.
q. DID you reach out your hand for
the bottle a. Dr Hitchcock has testified
A. No, sir | diin';,
q. Who wa. In the dinins room Al,
the time Mrs Adams took ITS 4 !
was
. Where did yen lat see the sla"
A | don't know
q. Was The spoon left In the glass
a. That | l,1't remember
u Was II when you took your swai'
low A don't know
= Where was Mn Ai,ms when you
took your swallow 4. She WI. a, the
ioor
Then cried Mr. w.es.. mo one saw
you swallow it,
NO" SID Cornish.
Cornish was asked whether he mad ~
fercd to sell for 81 90 story rs to ~'s
sen, the poison to him. lie bluntly de.
ni"i It. lie sali he had been approached
Wasn't N.co named at that interview
~ the price you we're to receive"
"Nn stv - rnrolsh yale.
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DR.. WESTON NEXT.

The neSl witness VAS Dr. AlD-rt 7.
Me-; on. 'prpLers phl flcian. wrp per
'Jtn.cI ..s autopsy % Mrs Adim..
u IVES IN gave Ms ped gree ~.
-aii ne IVES \ graduate ~ the New
York Mel ,al COLLEGE. ana had spen,
many inoS,hs ~ the NafiDus Hospitals
Ar IgsiG"r In his rir.r.enc. ~ Cor
Orrr .hts tan We has ,eff1-m ABOUT
l.sb AN JpBss.
On De. -. i,as. about & y. NJ. ne per.
formed the autopsy Oh the body ~ Mrs.
adams cornish ana Mcintyre were
bot preseLt
Afie- the -Haminati,n Of tae body on
IN !st1 h. said he mad. special ar
fhugome1ts for careful examination
u ;re brain thOraS and abdominal Wis.
ezra
q There vas nothing abou; the hen-,
- InI.cir tae cause 81 death! \
Y tulHv
i.c mach. h said WIS vc-y ,ou.
lie rNtui ei -" nIlu' m, mo- ane o.
stu'Ud - an he found II dark and
i me X sy- We siightlj
tie e. IN" ilv"r Ms nJrmIl Al
u {. ..' rrShl' WEI" r,mDNed ana taken
- - h,t.''. 90 = -efIsesltpr. wners
- riH 90 fully l1Dk.4 p.
MIlij,uN listened attenfiyC.y TO Dr
" '-iIn narration. si'ting back in his
gnair Win hi chin well up. Dr Allan
Mcl.tne H,milt.u. On Mr.. Weeks's .iEnt.
sls busy writing Oh, paints for Mr..
W., - to use IN Ms rrOs4-e Xam.naiion Of
Na ~
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WASN'T OFFERED 900.

will you swear positively that you dii
not cay thar f~ u.@o you would give
the name u tie person who wrote ihe
robson address," Insisted MIR Weeks
"t do swear it, have sworn to IT,
said Cornish vshemen,iy.
He said no had been approa ch~d by
Mr. Carva.ho who was connected With
the Newspaper
THIS CArvaiho 10 brother to the hand
writing expert. who 10 NolineuI 8 main
stay.
You had no such offer
No" said Cornish. when II was
Ovsr went and reported the matter 20
Capt MeClusky. That does not look ~
u Was after the money, does ~
Y. You wrote ~ the dic'ation ~
Cap. McClusky7 4 Yes
., Who was present. A Mr David
Chnsiho Capt Mc''lpsky and DE-
tectivss MccnfIer,y and Carey,
Q. Didn't Cavalho say he din't
want 10 see you write that he had seen
enough II your writing and tina, he
was satisfied you hadn't written tho
poison package
The question was excluded
q Wer. the hallboys In the Eighty.
sirth street APARTMENT ir December. issS.
colored boys 4 have seen colored
roys there
Did you wear n dark brown coat and
black alpine hat A | mad such a Goa,
and hat. but | don't know whether
wore them then
Cornish was handed specimens Of
and asked whether he knew
whose tle, were. lie said he thought
two pi them were written by Detective
McCarrer,y
q DID Won a. any time 60 over a list
Of names with Mr. Mcintyre A. No
q Had YOU mentioned Mr. Molineurs
name At all until Mr. Adams showed
YOU the false reproduction In the news.
papefT No sir
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THE POISON DOOR.

. You sInelt the bottle A. Yes
y I, had an oior" A. Yes
y \ marked odor. A. Yes
. or prusslc acid 4. Yes
q. Did you pour anything out Of tns
bottle7 4 don't believe I did thsf
Y nd you later 4 | took out n
small quantity and examined d, In =
drug store nearby.
=. Was II dry 4. Y0s.
q Dii you ever smell mefcuric cyan
ldr BEFORE A. M.
q Do YOU know that II has an odor
A. Whom dry IL has moi
.. Wtat time did you begin the au.
t,psy' 4. About ! O'Clock.
= How long did 1t take A. One
>, Do YOU consider you cook SUI
suf'icIen lime 10 determine the cause Of
dealt heyoni a. doubt A. Yes
Then, coached by Exper, Hamilton.
Mr. Weeks made the corener's Physi-
cian tell how h went about making
the autopsy L. FIRST maze an eIterna,
examination. then he removed the brain.
which vas slightly congeHed
What was It's coicr-" asked Mr..
Weeks
Normal" aid Or. Weston. Or Ham.
ilfpu Etulirl rrirulv
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THE POISON PACKAGE.

- piI YOU Sc anything IN corn.sa ,
A ~ ~h-n y"u cane back \ Yes !
NV aU llrrss - ina Mia pape!
is nj. -" askcl Osoorne handing
the witness ~. ~ son address
Il believe a. y -ali tAc witness
Ths wines also i.-0tlr the No'tl
and thc b,.'lf holder lie faii IA" cork
Z the 10, 20 q, the tine vhs covered
with .araHinc.
y Now. rs,r tn ara wSrn ia YOU
So cornish \ rne n"N' day
- Wh.'"- \ IN Ih-rus rpnm AZ
ihe eluh
. 50 what me 4 a11u' ard ,n,~r
'Nr' ey,ni'E. We ~as IN bed
- Wow 4 ~ lock \ Ne looked pale.
Mr. OSBORN. tur'gi he witness over
H. NJ Wcaks fo' cross. ran'na'.nn.
v You sid shen cJrn.h eft the
club N De- :, n hal Sfip' \ Yes
v When was =, Nop lt- sav the
grip7 \ About So
o Where was the yrlp VII. YOU were
Tavl1s billiards. A. don'i know
Then Nr Weeks let M k-g go
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CORNISH PUT THROUGH A FIERCE m
ORDEAL ON THE DISCRIMINATION q

y When A can't cay.
-. How many 4 Abou, FIVE
u Sure ~ that A. quite sure.
Y. Can you cite a case a one about
three years ago.
Y. Remember the name. \. No. sir.
q Did the drug have marked pres
enc. In that case 4. No
" Dd u ~ mis- case \. Yes
Dr Hamilton xls handing up hot one,
To the big blond ctoss-ssam' nos
and the tread of tn. qussii Jning ven
deep into unusual poison coalitions o
riEor mor,is under certain circum
Stances.
AR Weeks referred to zig bia X
volume ana vent at DR. Weston ard
iir.i question after question "a. lhot XII
IN" ClrOher's IN. II was about u
uuaiiiy TO xe. a.. degree.
y Well. excsp. he olur. az. not the
po' -morscli = mp lnr he zane -
ihJse n IN many uthrf causes? A. Yes.
y. And "1u noilcel tn. o3or espcciE /.
- IN this case A. When ! opened the
AID. men. yes
=. And couldn't this otor hay. re.
'ui"d from. ic,tIny.id7 \ never
knew IL.
&. Didn't YOU know ,hsi acetanyiid
dec imposed would produce this same
ojor7 A. Yes
y Did you ever perform an autopsy
before In n ease ~ mefcuric cyanid.
pos JninR7 A never did
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So A MONTH
DURING JANUARY.

All p~tient, Hppiying Tor treat.
meHt Or renew iHu ir~rtm-nt brs -.
Feb. Z Will Ne treated and s,orii-S
with an medicines I>T'i CrRvD
~ the uniform rate of ~ n month.
This offer applies q" NIL iixer-~..
u 10 restricted In M ~ay except ~
Ia time. and tho tiWn~ limit IL den.
nitriy ssnt-j-thr end Of thr cur.
rent month. after which the rat
Will he ngnin raised.
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M0LINeUx HATED CORNISH.

Y. NOU knew Moiturus ala not
like Iisrpst~rs I. ! knew WarVst~v
didWV l1L~ Noiin~rs.
40 yos know whether Wolin~ns
liked Corsish or Wotr asked o.
born~.
- don't thsuk there was an,
love lost between them" saia CAL
iaghev. with n painSui smile.
q tn. position ynu hai IN me New
York A,h'e,l, club was o-c In WI IN
you hfnsled no mNnev- n Yes
- Were v-u asked - write hy tie
r'ii,e' \ Ses
- Were Npu told - ID wta' they
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taking tho things home 4. 40. ON,
happened % think about II.
Y. And was 'hs label on IN. hottie
clean or solled' A. | can't say
y lt.n. YOU notice. A No, ur'il
later
Y. Who's the nrst person you showed
the address TO- \ finn-ran. salmon
and Harry King
Y bid you lsk ,hci- opinion NJ to who
wroi, II \ Perhaps every body
q DID you take !, To the Office Of ~.
ciup to have II identIned7 4 10. slr
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SUSPECTS C0RNISH7

"Oh. then NJ. Csrsisk 10 the per
s<s ys1 seevss." saia NJ. Osborne.
"rn sIsA "a knew u. Z shosshs u
was ~. Adams"
Il 70 the evide,, purpose Of Mr. Week.
70 cast suspicion on Cornish The ,-rnd
a hh questions plainly showed It and
the manner in which he put the queri -
hsightensd the effect.
Q. Nov. In your published stst.mer,
On Jan. Z you said you put an your shoes
and trousers and then ,our overcoa /
over your pajsmas and ran OUT A
That statement was wrong.
Q. Why did you make tina, statement
then! 4. Maybe the stenosrapher made
Q mistake.
Q. But you said the same thing To
Capt. NcClusky' 4. wasn't In n con.
dition thea TO remember anything
Q. Well. the statement then was
wrong! 4 Ya.
2. And !, vas wrong also In saying
the potion bottle was In Mrs Rogers's
room 4. Absolutely wrong.
T. IN Feb. 10. did you no, testify he.
fore the Coroner tina, In your opinion
the poison package va, not addressed
By Mr.. AoinsUx'
A. don't think ! ~; 4, that way
Mr.. Weeks read the testimony in
Quss;ion N which Cornish sai he did
no; believe Noiloeux wrote ,hs address
DID you not testify that you though,
the Barnet and Cornish .ctters were