The sun., 1901-04-05

WAS II your impression that Battle would
IT was my impression that Battle would
tell yhrt had tsid ,. him anu o,s., .,.,o,
than the ono you had told osoorneE'
I had not"
-Then you were deceivin1 your own father,
we're you?" roared Moore, shaking bis finger
At the witness who seemed more disturbed
than at any time since taking the stand.
The Court objected to the question because.
mitted Moore to ask the wit ness Il he ntended
to deceive his father at that time. ones
Turning TO the statement Osborne got from
the witness just prior TO the close OF the Cor
oner' Inquest. thelawyer asked:
DID not he Say TO you that ECn lying
NO, SIR. 1 don't think Mr.. Osborne uses
Didn't he say that he was going to wiring
NO. he said that / had made a fictitious
msnt which was 10 be of any use II must be
the truth, Tor " was only the truth that could
In the Osborne statement, II will be re-
membered. Jones swore that, Patrick mur-
dered Rice with merourial pills; Jones was
'd he df learn o% osS9rns .4.
dicted Jones 8 statement about Patrick having
been at The Rice apartment on sunday: the
Sa S sarnsd III. qsa no. from So6ss 6s6efns but
the hall boys themselves when they gave their
testimony.
ScS c.sofss %sa .sa SHTFSo you
weren't telling the TRUTH aueried Moore
A. replied Jones MI, ,6S osSSI2Iss oSnIs
alwsys be corroborated d,.
DID Osborne give you any reason for doubt
No be didn't have to- the story contra
dlqted Itself several times"
Here is where Jones fell down. Moore got
% M odnss him ARD sd s, to *. h wns..p 70 pSps %ss
ueed, TO fall back on his alleged inability TO
f'ssSi wh.. mot,v. had you in saying that Pat
rick computed mi. murder and vet that
the viii Of May 20 was senuineF
you knew the money wouldn't do Pat
riok any good. IL he was convicted. didn't
well. I was Just trying 10 shield myself
KNOWS RICE WAS MURDERED ANYWAY.
Rsyerting 10 the comp laint OF Feb. a. on
which the present proceedings against Pat
rick IL based Moore asked Jones II at that
date he had informed the District Attorney
OF the use OF any other poison than mercury
10 kill Rice Jones said that he thought that
be had told Osborne that Chloroform had
Ssd by On s o ,s
satisfied yet that Rice had died from chloro-
~. .Pldn.t y2Y tell him that mercurial tablets
Z only told osborne what Rice had taken
and what ! had done. expecting him 10 de-
.DiSn't Won nnderst9nd that the contan-
ton of the District Attorneys office was that
Rice had died of merc,lrjal poison? ."
= can ant saw saw know that Rice 'I was murdered
decide Whether il was by mercury I or chloro
form or both
Moore made the witness go over all what
ne now says happened between him and Pat
rick on PatriCk's first. second and third Wis
its Just as though no had never testified
Jones's memory was remarkably clear as 70
the exact statements hc had made on Tues
day; He said that he might possibly have
in his possession some THE lead pencil drafts
OF the letters Patrick CAV" 10 hum 10 be copied
which were aiterward signed by kiCe.s name
and purporte to be from h.re TO Patrick as
or the District attorneys oinoe might he
abe 10 yen deuhleIy Nhere an these thlngS
struct the District Attorney 10 make search
Tor these lead penCl dralts ana prns, mem
70 court me Judge shggsS,'u that Moore
would nave 20 ger a snDpsna ana serve It
on the Dstrlct AUorhey'
POINT or HONOR.
NO doubt" he added. the District At
torney VIII lurnlsh you WIN anythins you
desire. ,. NJ -.
Moore turneu 10 MT osporhe WIN u pleas
ant smile ana the eyes OF tne spectators natI
uIally also turned ln tnht direction. instead
oi seeing the us1any smliinE .onhtenanoe OF
the ASSISTANT OlS'rict attorney they saw
man MIN race dcady pai. .nd h,, eyes
souinted up glarlng across thr tahle al Moore
NJ. Moore, declared oipoine savaHely,
makes it. mpGssible for me to hold comrn9ni.
cation with him until he lets me Know what
Down came Osborne's fists on the table
with a bang
am willing to tell Mr osborne what ]
meant by any remark which made, retorted
moore. VINO neEah 70 look Ta'her savage
w. .oid TINT tho rooson ubv 7 ,ooL o,y
,nterest il tbis casa v,a. becI,ae il u,,s n
a. 600 600 "a nosn acclaimed 0sbornc md ron
- 90 ,he H. oa aJ Nio,,ro ali hng., -, III
u. anu 'hg ,, au 49,, a.; ~ '" ,d,A
,ain ~ 40 so,~ ,oinUtns nrnwinvsl,, NIorro
kI Ia e',at ;',,ar ro,,, 81 F,t o,,t ~, ra,,,
M ,nh ,st r,o, ,ni, m ,b %
na,'s sl nnn ooo 10 i,ld ~, "' 7, nroJ
ceoauHe s'iv"V,m, @ We ~ 80 "a "lIn", II,
% no one ,h pth.lCuinI, , ~ '1l a. % w kl''i
nlsJor,,g W Lne per r",'s III uns L"",m ,"uIn
see; Mr. ospoihe nnu nr n1itIe' VINO are
poth from Norlh 'hro'nla Io nru a CphouiIa,
non anu VT tNuprne IindiIN ufCldru thAt
ms nonor requlI'u ~ eh>, an rNpihna'LlGn ION
10 ne Inaue ms utin'nu MooIe dSSITru nun
ana everybody tbat NC remark mo no esI
pecial bearing on ahyInlhg III particular ana
the amenities were restored.
RICE SIGNED NO Will IN JUNE,
A.. 49,. ..... 90. ~ ,