The Washington times., 1901-12-10

District Attorney the latter withdrew his
objection.
DIR. Carr said he thought il possible for
Mrs Bonine TO have extricated herself.
without getting much blood on her wrap
per.
How about tie probability" ques-
, toned the District Attorney.
Very probable"
The Government is TRYING to show that
If defendants story is true that she was
under Ayres when the blood was pouring
from a gaping wound in his chest. and
also from his nose and mouth. caused
by hemoirhaEe of the lungs, her wrap
per would have been 50 soaked IN blood
that DR. Schaeffer could not have failed
to find some traces of il when he made
his analysis of the garment
Both DR.. Schaeifer and Mr. Gould have
practically said the gown in evidence is
not The one Mrs. Bouire wore on the
night she fought with Ayres although the
Government has not adduced scintiila
Of proof to the contrary.
DIR. Carr and MIR. Gould Clash.
At this point in the proceedings DR..
Carr and the District Attorney had a
clash. The physician is big man all
pNfI- thl lno t.u tEpFAAdlAs iAl - AhAA
which he caresses affectiGnately whenever
he gets ready to answer a question
It takes him some little time to get ready
for his slowness is quito in keeping with
his weight.
The doctor had been embroidering his
answers to Mr. Gould's questions with
ideas not at all relevant TO the subject in
hand Thfa I'll ba NJ h,
bounced out of his seat with a per
emptory warning TO the witness
Doctor | want you TO put in your an
swers 10 my questions just what | want
and nosd dlag else" commanded the Dis
trict Attorney brusquely. The Doctors
hand went into immediate consultation
with his chin as he replied with pause
between each word:
Mr.. Could you don't make your ques-
tions clear
Well. here is one that l will make
clear" returned the other sharply as he
said.
Taking Mrs Bonine's statement that
the blood poured over her right shoulder
and On her wrapper. would you expect to
find more blood on the wrapper than was
found on the lining of the collar by the
and other tests?"
Mr.. Douglass resisted the admission of
'hS iutSISA S1thuouSig. bul nc was
overruled.
Lawyers ON n Fence.
As the witness was making his usual
ponderous arrangements to reply. the
District Attorney started to interrupt
him. This brought the defence to his
rescue. and for five minutes IL was cut
and parry between the opposing lawyers.
Let the witness answer in his own
way" cautioned Mr.. Douglass.
That's what I'm going to do" put in
the doctor. majestically.
No; you are not You are going to
answer in nav way" insisted the prose-
,gt tor h1-'v
Here's q b.--r ono d /
Mr. DouEias BOD I
raa found .- r-.r
'I 5o0't -at-t a- vz7 you
ant ly opinion. aau the I
ionie.
IT don't care vhat -ou +hi7E. re- |
oined the now thoroughly indignant
Douglass.
Justice Anderson. in an endeavor to !
imOoth matters over. only made them i
yorso. The doctor is expected to know I
low much was found. He made an exam
nation" remarked the Judge in his /
way.
Il beg your pardon" shouted Mr.. Doug l
ass. ''He did not make an examina-
ion"
nr- Carr then answered the question.
would have expected TO find nore if
%" and here the witness hesitated.
IF what2" said Mr.. Gould impaticntly. /
If the wrapper hadn't been washed
wound up the doctor. giancing at Mrs. Bo-
lines counsel. who were smiling delight
dly at mis- answer.
Dr. Carr stated in his opinion that the
Hood on the collar OF the wrapper was
aused by the blood exuding from the
wound in Ayres' chest. or that it might
ave been caused by the bloody hands OF
he defendant when she removed it.
Cause of ayres' Death.
Doctor" said Mr.. Could in low. SOL
mn voice. what caused the death Of this
.ouns man -
"Asphyxiation and hemorrhage the for
ner being the prime cause. " returned the
Witness IN his matter-of-fact way.
Mr. Could tried to prove that the dead
mans body presented an attitude ot de-
ence when the witness first saw # amid
Is gruesome surroundings at the Ken
1ore. but failed.
WAS Ayres' arm hexed in this posi-
iong" he asked. illustrating what he
leant by putting one Of his own arms
at like man resisting blow aimed at
is solar plexus
Not when l saw it." replied the Wit
ess. 1T would have been very remark
bic position. although l will not say an
impossible one"
Court then adjourned until this morn