The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-01

room was on the same floor with him. Our rooms were three doors apart"
 Molineux did not know Barnet was really i'll, he said, until he was told he was dead. Witness gave the date of his marriage as November 29, 1899, and in reply to question as to whether it was sudden, he declared that he had been engaged since September. He did not remember where he had seen the Burns advertisement.
 Has No Expert.
 David N. Caryelo is your expert on handwriting?" said MT Orborne.
 TT have no expert on handwriting.
 Did not you and Mir. Weeks and Car velo examine thousands of pieces of writing and try and think of some one who had hostile feelings alike to Bar net and Cornish?"
 "I believe MT. Weeks consulted with several handwriting experts. I have dis cussed this case and the charge against me in all it's phases with MT. Weeks" A recess was announced at this point. At the afternoon session the crowd seeking admission was larger than in the morning. One of the extra policemen on duty did not know Justice Lambert and refused him admission to the court. A police captain who was near identified the justice and a space was made for him.
 When Molineux took his place again in the witness chair MT. Osborne asked him if he had read the Cornish and Bar net letters. Molineux said he was not sure that he had read them or seen the photographs of them before last Friday He had not consulted with MT. Weeks about them and he had discussed with Mir. Weeks the question as to who could have a fleeing against Cornish and Bar net.
 Did you not suggest Harpster as being such a man?"
 T think Harpsters name was mem toned
 ''Did you send for MT. Heiles to talk to MT. Weeks?"
 q did. I thought he might be able to enlighten us as to any enmities there might be in the club I also wanted him to convince MT. Weeks that l had no enemies in the club"
 Would Have Notified Attorney.
 Molineux said that if he had been able to think of any one with a common hos tility to Cornish and Barnet he would have notified the district attorney at once. The last time he saw Mamie Me- lando, one of the New Jersey witnesses who refusued to come to New York to
  He knew MT. Robert A. Zeller and saw Teller last in the Tombs in August 1899. He did not know whether Zeller had been in New York state since then or not. Did you hear Mamie Melando testify at the last trial?' asked MT. Osborne. The objection of the defense was sus- talned as was second one when Mi Osborne tried to Iet in a question le- garding a statement made by Miss Me- lando that Molineux had interlaced cres- cent paper in his desk.
 q have ruled that the testimony re- ferred to is not admissible here" the court said, "and do not intend that it shall be admitted if I can help it
 The defendant denied that he told Zel- Ter to send Mamie Melando to MT. Weeks office and said he did not know that she had been called there. Mir. Osborne succeeded in getting all Of Mamie Melando's evidence at the last trial before the jury. He asked: MT. Molineux, did you ever hear Mamie Me- lando say outside of the testimony she gave at the last trial that she found six sheets of that blue crescent crested pa- per in your desk?"
 NO" replied Molineux.
 Mir. Osborne incorporated in other questions all the statements made by Miss Melando at the former trial.
 Justice Lambert permitted former Gov ernor Black to have it noted in the min utes that counsel read the questions of the last trial.
 Visited Police Headquarters.
 MT. Osborne presented the prisoner