The evening world., 1902-03-14
SERVANT SKATERS
JONES'S TESTIMONY
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the witness in hand for cross-.,an:na
uon. Mr. Osborne soon had Mrs Scott
calling down s'nth upon him and
srappinS her eyes Al him in Indignation
a. he enfeavored 30 show contraair-
s:ons between her former statements
and her present testimony More than
once the court officers had to qu.l out
bursts OF laughter among the spectators
You hoiler At me. but YOU don scare
me-" said Mrs. ss,ntt 20 NJ. Osborne
III you don't boiler at me III do RICH,
smart better"
Mt Osborne made the witness admit
thai the Tuesday after Mr.. Kice's death
she had seen Patrick. and that he had
told her she miga; be accused Of poison
ing Mr.. Rice. on Monday after Mr.
Rice's death she was at the house but
could not say whether Patrick was
there that day or not
Mr.. Osborne. himself from below
Mason and Dixons line. said sooth-
insiy:
ssAar'y. was Mr.. Rice cut of his head
when he drew UP the WIFI
He was mighty weak, but l don't
know that he was out of his head.
Hitter on Osborne.
said she did not know any lawyer man
except Mr.. Osborne. y always knew
hlm!' she exclaimed She made som.
b:tter remarks concerning the Assistant
District Attorney which sent the jury
men and spectators into laughter. Mr..
ospornes Kind way OF calling her
NANNY and auniy" did not soo,hs
She testitied tina, she had taken
Parick's remarks to her saying she
Rice as a Joke. but her answer was
Her son. James Scott. the next wit
with Mr. Osborne after the death OF
Scott sasi he mrs, saw Patrick. to
kpS. him s.a II me ea Kss a9us sf pu,..,
y. j.. was on the stand this afternoon.
She was one OF the women who called
AT the Rice house on the day he died
and who rang the door. bell while Jones
says he was putting Rice to death with
Mrs. Carpenter testified as to her
She wa, witness in Mrs Rice's viii
Mrs; carpen,s, said she was ac-
n matse fashion n Mr House. 'e xho N 1 ma.
examining Mrs. Carpenter. caused the
prisoner to stand up Mrs Carpenter
pointed her finger and sa'd That Is
Mrs Carpenter said empha,icaiiy that
she had seen Albert T Patrick and the
i Sls an M r R Fe9m rs sefs,hsr n 10 NAY
Mr.. Carpenter told OF going to Mr.
Riees house and seeing Rice and Pat
Che and Mr. Rice. the witness testified,
had talked together on cremation var
ious times.
effect on Mr. Rice was brought up BY
Mr. House and Mrs. Carpenter tesu-
ned that grea; change had come over
M hss a ,hs t ois mill mIiionsre S ais iss;
a million dollars
on the Saturday before Mr.. Rice's
DEATH Mira; csresn'es s,s said ID, he nearly
around and supported him.
own. weakness" said Mrs. Carpentsr.
ed behind him with my arms out, for
! thought he would fall"
Mr.. Osborne took the witness in hand
for cross-examination at J o'clock. He
introduced Into evidence letters writ
ten and signed by Mrs. Carpenters hus-
"a NJ ss c.gsnssr s.:s-. 'hs Mr she ss
se:hsr In Mr. R!ce's house,
A long written ,;a,emsnt: said TO have
band, was the subject OF much Discus
sion between counsel: ., u, r,.
II made statement 70 Mr. lureni
one Of the counsel for Patrick" said
Mrs. Carpenter, that was within two
weeks after Mr.. Rice's death at my
home. ! declined TO talk to anybody
until found the right person and I
found him in Mr Turner, ! thought"
"pid YOU not say you would not make /
a statement to tho Distrlct-Aitorncy /
hut that You would tell all you knew .
on the witness stand" asked Mr
Osborne.
''I did no say II In that way
Robert II. Carpenter, son OF Mrs. Car |
penter wa, called TO testify to the /
IDENTITY Of the statement made BY his
father before his death In regard TO
wha, he knew about the case.
Christian Scherlin. OF Glen Island. ~ |
j.. said his acquaintance with Mr.. Rice |
both In Glen Island and In New York |
city had extended over many years. |
Mr.. Rice, he said. mentioned Patrick's |
name to him several times.
Recess was then taken untn Monday |
morning At ia0 o'clock.