The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

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the n1 mrt Il Of page 400 There rs but one
thumb i Il the world that could have ma De
that mark, and hat is the thumb 7, yota
ter It Els Is also 80 the thumb that made this
Ali 1 eyes were turned upon NJ. Godin.s
gafe yst h hd sas aean
smile played about his handsome mouth;
10 o. 4 say that the auds4nce was amazed
no ad ss7t iaea any,
thing. almost feared lest some suud1en
turn the case nigh, fnst susPiGiiGn r.
ont ap psTeltl noticing is Godins dis
gcomflture, George con inued :},;,
f77.'M Nj Godin has Testified that he sonne,;
times plays cards put s ony t or
interesting. IS l shall show you nat he,l y
2tective. n
orning after he y murder w q,
}inntionS OF the premises IL fpa rttcularly OF
4 the grounds near the cas- tern VI mo- ".
the result 1 hod reason a
to believe that her IA Their had been SInur55i
fdered BY a person " ho Hhad I. some good
Stiye Tor e9nes%atpYg Bis footPfhnts aaa
OF this person 1 was able to estimate at
mot & far rom one hundred and tn ~
tlve pounds, and ibis ght as about 20, Z. fiye
deed had the Sha BIT 81 biting his iing}erYY
nailsnnd particularreason fo 70, s So
|sting TITO grow to ian abnormal y len tn
sTh{s was not 3guesswork on I'M y par fof!
In the soft soil Nbeneat the eastern win,
G Sssa haos fgs saas
upon the upper! joint OF the thumb. and n e
has has evidently H been roken, 81. Godln says
hesneVer@ entered the yard of.the Dar-ll
row es tate except on the night Of tho.
bo cIr al and Alien, and that then he mere
5lyf. passed up and down the front walk
on Ibis way TO and from tho house, ct
,tho pa!nt-mark on this slip q glass 3s wa
self was cut byljme from tip eastern
Window of the Darro " iouse-the VIM
i from an Impression In the soil beneath
the same window on the Slnorning alter
e Mill note Ton ef h
gentleman's feet q Is deformed and that
lie habitua!ly halts in, his wall l! 3.
these these assertons, but tpt gentleman fold
I cd his arms II, a way q concea his
hands and thrust his feet lout.of sight t
the chair f1m
parent good nature. He would be game
| to the last, there was no doubt Of that.
Maitland recalled our attention by say.
u on1ser, YOU will please arrest NJ n
/ Godin!,' s$,8;s8li 81 "A
An excited whisper. was heard from
afa mbanay
gaveiiI So tens. had been the strain that
was time before fSSmplette
again quiet Maitland ontinued:
''Yo our! Honor and * entlen1en y OF he
jury: We Will rest our cas- hero, for 70.
Mnnaay TS
I M Godin exercised over N. y. La our, s rs
we'll as Latour,s reasons for his con- = !
vo no shq snsfsayo Na e mahIs
led a to- belleYesSle. had murdered q John
i SDarroW, and hoW6he WAS sbr! bed TO 4 con-
TESS a crime committed by another. of
i inl i have sindisputable proof though
We shall see that nj: ,Godin by no, means q
relied wholly pom this .poWer..s5Nve shall
eRaSe Go s. ~ Great skill ana ee
Of ea'' his guilt In time to enable him oe
present With Messrs 9sbGrne and Ate'n1
tocltevernessa Of conception and adrGitness
haS never Yer, !, nee 2 e9Halloa ~
Maitland, having shus concluded his re;
marks BY dropping Into, q courteous ~, plural
| liz al ference to Mr. Jenkins s, the court
adjourned Until Monday. and y left Gwen n,
Inn oros FEARFUL s.f lest should mot 20 the
/ first to bring to Je1nnette the glad news
Of her Inn !, f2I = Aadb Il, ne
70 psoSe conclusively all he had under
taken. ls3 u. & VI.
n s (To be Continued ,ro-morrow.)
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