The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-11-11
g.. Between the Two Men.

~. Yo.k Ny II The criminal
...fh Z - s1pfem" court oir"n"d
t.rrs - lay IN the closing ss"n"s
4 ~ - trial II Roland !, NJ
,..a, =. murder 81 Katherine Il
An II - :, isss.
AZ Aosf before III. Official time o'
o.,Mnf ~ court. a crowd - NOR"
,aa uen ard women ihronscf
IT, -r ta II III. criminal building
I,4 g.arrei tor admission \ 80
a.. -.lA4 , policemen was on da',
10 reinforce ,hr eour; squad and vs.
It's s.-e formed into lines four dt@p
AL Couls lsellel "a show their cards q.
t.E.ss.ua
4, hast :" Ter cent were women ard
ros' 'hem had cards from IL t@r
o. ~ 4 d. d. lawyers III IN" cate as
FIN a''4 ..s i the district a'tort"N
q. j euns"qnrnc" before ~
ever sea- aaa occupied tho report
e. 'ahies aerr overwhelmed. chairs
tl'sr! - a.s'rs and In the passarr
'Ay N.Re,r tic Justices chamls"r ami
~ he.e' were about twenty women
fnl'-e2 'o general expectation
" i-f"' 'inss lid no; open with the
aD'a. = y Governor Hack for dis
T.'sa. fAe charges against the &C
o''i lfa IL vas the scheduled r-p
1@!-n.' te' fnr som. reason or 9th
c4'r aas made and Assistant
.t''U' f'ara.s Osborne called ont
E1eAl here" A voice replied
',A' ?. @a- AMI n, Mr. Oshorne's In
wa VI Esral walked to tn VII
L.. Mar
~ .'sfnor Hack protested that
we 90 Has closed as far a. tho TAI
y. = 'i'nony was concerned anil
~ "i'se' fer 'he defcnse and proeo
.." '4l long whispered confer
..' Wild Justice Iamhcr, as 10 III"
III. = q. tho testimony
''''' - not testify and tho slim
""'t ''' ~ counsel was hcrun
NJ Black Opens His Address.
:" ".'h.ng his address. rormcr Gov
.F lAaek said that Moiincux was n
''T = ~. knictcrhoclcr Athletic
~ NAef" Cornish was cmnlo,.i
4, 'lN I'D not like Cornish end h.
4, n" aH" llarpster. IIc had many
., II fhe club and pcrhars may
"'lHt'S Cornish wrote what Nnll
a,t ~ !, .'s'"fei an improrcr letter
IL. ""t'4'lls complained 81 II
g., nat any reason for MolIneuN's
,nr ''E - Cornish n quantity ~ poison
ss ~ 70 kill any man In that club >"
Nou. Nt Hack Cornish insul'ed
ya., and NolIncux behaved Ike
nr,''i'an. regarding the difference
,ro, iaiion and passed on. L. that
NJ !, murder Nothing else under
dIea,'" mas been produced here Ia In.
.or IVY m"'iv" Molincnx could hav.
r, r,'"'lhs 10 XIII Cornish.
Nol,r d"lhl" between Cornish and
betoro ;, occurred more than n year
a. .y,a '"' poison package appeared
70 "''he" has been presented here
hcuy mat In all that time Mr.. Moli
ono S'lA one unkind word mr. uttered
Llsh ''''ahlc thought toward Cor.
argu,nn n'ack declared that no was not
but ,ha, ,hn ,ot the punishment of anyone.
Who'll y" i"lt II his duty 10 show IN.
saw /, "*' 70 tho jury ms nc. himself.
"r, "0''ve Points TO Cornish.
no'ivo was crime and there was
toln,s ." said. "and the motive
Ar ~, !" ',arry s. Cornish"
The s,n,, ,a' \ recitcd from tho records
harry of corni,h.. .,,,oroo ,,,s
satatod I'm Mrs. Rogers. then sop
chorco I'm her husband. and her later
Vas o. N'ams. Mrs Rogers mother.
10 you ' ~, woman" Mr.. Black said.
lhisan,o 'hink shc looked with com.
valid, oh the conditions that pre-.
me mott, " motive. the great consum.
noiiv. r." re- lore" for all things. Tho
.n,sh had avninst tho lifo