The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-11


looking out for the interests of her daughter
into whose life this man. spotted and covered
With the slime of immortality, had crept;
been Rrinnine. laughed aloud but the ex-
prcssions on tie faces of his father and mother
never changed
THE BOTTLE HOLDER WENT To woMsS's
pnissEH
Hon and Miss Miller have told you TINT
the man Who bought the BOTH" holder said
he wanted II for woman dresser TO match
two hours after it, purchase where do We
ind - We hnv" u on IN" dresser Of Mrs.
Hos.rs. and IL matched the things th"r" before
y Koch has told YOU Of negro boy IN
buttons who got mail addressed 10 Cornish
that Was received AT his place Wasn't i =
hoy in buttons, "A black boy Ia buttons, that
Cornish sent out for y doctor after Mrs.
Adams took the poison And W. have the
story of Mrs. stephenson Tint she saw tor
ui-h mail the poison package and tn" Hd-
mission of Koch that cornish looks strangely
lii" IA. man who hired IA" Letter h. from
him
rorsoS rrT rs AFTERwARp
Mr. Back laid especial emphasis on the
fact that in zoo pa es 81 testimony there
wasn't word 10 show that Cornish re-
coived the l,uisoned bromo saltycr in lust
the form in which he administered IL To Mrs
Adams He said this was an impcn"-
trab," wall and a fact Of overwhelming
importance II showed. no said. pretty
clearly ,ha' when Cornish's friend. King.
went to 'akn a dose % tho hromo -sclt2 er
in the knickerhocker Athletic club, he was
not IN any danger. as there Was no poison
in the bottle a. The time II was different
though he said, when Mrs. Adams got a
dose
DIRECT CPtFGr 90 NrRpFR
Whom .h" protested ~ the medicine he
told her - Na~ all riSh' And wh,t Be
cause, gentlemen; b" vas, sirHid she hadn't
:She died and there WAS nothing any longer
iu the WY Of an uninterrupted indul gerce
of that passion which has burned cities aud
poison whs, h" said he TOOK h" would have
di"d 100 9 E. avsr Of grant tGS"G from
who saws De took a good swallow. was no'
ny"u sick. although he declares h" Was after
Vard
Gentlemen. WHOM Cornish hustled around
and took some Of the contents Of III" bottle.
Or pretended 10. he was simply irving 70 be
Jealous irving 10 show some natural eX-
Mr. Black laughed NJ the idea Of Cornish
being III a any time after the death of Mrs.
Adams Ne pointed ont his calling on the
then Assistant District Attorney NcIntyr~
who selected his own lawyer He pointed
out " hat he laid was tornishs cllt~nesa in
hiring public prosecutor As his attorney
aud giving him retainer. In his very next
sentence. though. Mr.. Black, after talk with
,h, pros ,cll'or and counsel associated VT, n
him. Withdrew this statement about Mr.
Hrln'vre. Continuing his assault on Cor
nish, he said instead of going back to the
Adams fat like an hottest man, he went to
his friend iocum, the chemist. got his key
- his room AZ the knickerbocker Athletic
tlrb and went there and went Ia bed
Said Mr.. Black
4 Htvr Por<D 1HR PROSECUTOR , MAN Z"
lie ru, jm-rlf before the public ~ a sick
men. II" gets his friends II 10 -" his ~
l'hrion "" never had 'he courage 10 10
back 70 that Nat and face tho dead woman
hut ono. -" WAS gone. h" vent back there
md has never been separated from Mr.
Rogers since
| have found the prosecutor \ man |
lav" done better than be ASKED the 20 do
Every tim" y hand Irotrudss in This case
and you grasp II. YOU md II Is the hand Of
cornish Every tim" YOU enter a room and
turn NJ the ligh'. Cornish is just going ou'
VIII yoI iurymen say :. n, the facts are rot
,,ro' ger asalm = Coz ish than they ar" aGains,
the tremendous amount Of money and men
,hat me prosecutor is able TO employ nj,
brought out and put before YOU.
Summing tp for the People.
Mr.. Black did no' make the dramatic
finish that had been expected When he
at once into defence of Cornish He
said that all Of Cornsh's acts from the
first had been the acts OF man with moth
ing 70 fear. He saved the poison wrapper
at the suggestion of another man. A.
for the use by Cornish Of an old wrapper.
such course would have inevitably led
20 the tailor shoemaker or haberdasher
who wrote the address coming forward
when he saw " in the newspapers and
telling what he knew of IL Mr. Black
seemed 10 forget that the Cornish and
Barnet letters were by practical concession
address,. and he Declared this theory was
one Of the absurdities of the defence.
ANSWERING .s TO CORNISH
Mhn EnoTs %9I, about m39s land
tornish's banker h.r" swore that these letters
and this address Ver" not his worn Car
,nlho, he defence own expert. swore to,tho
, -. hi%ts Mjai nonsrn-s /, - 70 .ay
roundabout way when any day or hour he
das ' Of h9frs ,Sad hnyS pY in hs
par' oftlis poison We have proved and The
only CONT laint Of the defence il thar 10
didn't die tornish's action in sending for
doctor, running himself 10 drug store
and Htterward giving all the paraphsrnAlia
70 III. crime 20 the authorities "A not tho con-
duct Of a guilty man
MAD 80 CORNISH" ENVELOPES
The charge that suppressed evidence |
take in u Pickvickian sense. Tie Moli-
ncuN envelope. and me nifty letters | am
c.arged with SURPRISING Ner" all turned
NCalion AZ Cor 'he Cornish envelopes, |
could not produce What never lad Am
10 bIaln" because Stedrns " o, Won Monl
and kutnow did not save the envrlopost
kutnow him-eli was on the stand here WY
didn't Gov Black ask him vtat had become
OF the envelope of the Cornish letter he hud9
! toll YOU. gentlemen, there l. nothing would
rather hav" m - Is case than ties" very on
v"llope- tia, GOV Black is complaining OF
bov Black has mad" a point OF saving that
cornish did not go back 20 the Adams fat
after The death nj Mrs Adams BIT he did
20 hack Ne oomplnlns that no didn't 60 IN
~" funeral but OH this stand he would not
allow Cornish TO tell why he didn't 60 10
n" funeral although Cornish begged for
IN" chance Pretty hard " l. TO accuse a
man OF murder for not going to funeral
md then not give him n cha Nc" n tell the
reason why
LAUGHS AT THE NEW EVIDENCE
The prosecutor read the lost irnony of med
zeal and other witnesses as To Cornish :
sickness after the deaf Of Mrs Adams Tho
instructions against Mrs. Rogers he saId
wer" not supported by one io'a Of evidence
The best refutation Of them was that Mr.
Rogers only brother lives with Cornish
and is the best friend Cornish has Hon /.
story was denounced as an invention OF "A
friend ~ friend of Gen. Moln-uy'- and
Mrs. St"phenson's story OF Cornish, the
prosecutor laughed AZ. He went on,
SECRET MOTIVE FOR sECntr CRIME
We have here secret motive for a secret
crime jealousy and bitterness may ba A
stat" Of mind, but when they CrVstailiZe into
action thcy become motive Cornish had
got onto MolncuX'- nerves, but when Molin-
ouN had 4 complaint 20 make h. alwaV,
went 70 someone else but Cornish The re-
~ult Of this constant friction was the final
resignation from the club of Molincux II
j. shown that Moin"ux never forgot III" di'
graceful cpithct that Cornish applird 10 him
year and half later We have him irving