The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
R[R BEARING CHANGED.
Lulu Prince-Kennedy No Longer Maintains Her Cool, Care
 less Attitude.
BROKE DOWN COMPLETELY IN COURT.
The Attitude of Judge Wofford and the Damaging Nature of the Tes- timony Adduced Seems to Have Unnerved Her-Court Adjourned I'll Monday.

Kansas City, Mo, June 9.-buiu Prince-Kennedy cried conclusively in the court room when witness tes- titied to a conversation held with the prisoners brother, Bert Prince, few minutes after the killing of Ken nedy Mrs. Kennedy was removed from the room in an effort to quiet her. but when she was brought back a few minutes later she sobbed aloud, and finally collapsed utterly. Unable to proceed with the trial, Judge Wolf ford ordered an adjournment till Monday morning, and the prisoner. moaning and crying aloud, was car ried bodily across the corridor to her cell. This was the first real sign of 8 breakdown the prisoner has dis played since the killing in January last, the cool attitude and apparently careless bearing she has shown hay ing completely puzzled the officers who have had her in their care.
 Bertie LitchheId's Testimony.
 Miss Bertie LitchfeId, a former schoolmate of Bert Prince, was on the stand, resuming her testimony of Friday, when she told of Prince be- ing in the Ridge building at the time of the murder and of his conversation with her at the time. The defense had objected to this conversation be- ing related, and Judge Wofford re- served his decision, announcing, Sat urday bonning, that the state would be permitted to give the testimony.
 Theory of the State.
 The theory of the state is that Bert Prince, together with his brother Will and his father, C. W. Prince, all of whom are awaiting trial on a charge of complicity in the murder, had con- spired with Mrs. Kennedy to kill Ken nedy, and that the male members of the family were present in the build ing watching the different entrances to prevent his escape
 Bert Said Lulu Did It.
 Miss Litchfeld testified to having seen Bert Prince on the floor above kennedy's office moment after the shooting. q told him." said Miss Litehfield, that I had been down stairs; that someone had been hurt. Bert said: Lulu did it; she gave him what was coming to him. He didn't treat her right, and she fixed him."
 At this point Mrs. Kennedy gave way to a fit of crying and was taken from the room. Bert Prince, who is a travelling musician, has, since her incarceration, done more apparently than any other member of the family. to make the prisoners situation bear able, frequently holding concerts in her cell, and Mrs. Kennedy has shown her favoritism for him and keen re- gret that his name had any connec- tion with the case.
 Charles Dittmer's Testimony.
 Charles DittJnier testified to Bert Prince having forecasted the murder. Two days before the murder oc- cured, Dittmier said, Prince accosted him while reading a newspaper ac- count of Kennedy's suit for annui- ment of the marriage. Prince had re- marked: "You'n read worse than this about him before long"
 other Testimony.
 Vim. T. Hacker told of seeing Mrs Kennedy and Bert Prince together in the vicinity of Kennedy's office few hours before the murder and Clifford Lawson testified to having seen Prince there at about the same time with woman whom he did not know