New-York tribune., 1906-12-05

the stand GGp bs m asSsG ssognere said
him on Memorial Day. he lied. He was Off with
girl TO Skaneateles Lake that day A man can
the lie viii come out His counSe, saws the prose Ss-
tI Iing lawyers are mars the witnesses liars,
OF hoy. 'No'p' '''"' ae
Grace Brown tried to reach Giilette's stony heart
Little Red Riding Hood. Heart? Sympathy? He
away with her-not Chester Gillette, but Carl
Graham. Charles George Of the others.
OF the letter in which Grace Brown said. IT said
NO so many times, but the world will never
know IT," Mr.. Ward said: "The world does
KNOW IT, little girl, even II you had to sacrifice
your life beneath the fangs OF this monster TO
let the world find it out. There was never a
Ie~o thought in this girls mind. She
innocent the day she died when she was
born"
Mr.. Ward spoke OF Grace Browns plea to
Gillette that he come TO her home and plan for
the future instead OF at the mosquito infested
swamps- He had made his plan to kill Mr..
Ward said. ''and he knew what TO do Did she
say she would jump into the lake after she
stood on the threshold OF welded life? But she
is better off, infinitely better off, dead, than as
the wife of that scoundrel.''
The trouble taken by Gillette to conceal his
identity when he away with Grace Brown
was prominently displayed by the District At
torney.
While Mr.. Ward was going with his scath-
ing denunciation OF Gillette the youthful prs-
oner broke into tears
Mr.. Ward said the correspondence OF Gillette
and Miss Brown revealed four things-that he
induced her 10 leave Cortland SO her condition
would not become known there: that he prom
ised he would go for her and take her away
TO distant point TO marry; that she must
keep secret the fact that Chester Gillette was
going away with her. and also that she ex.
pected TO so away and keep house
He added:
He loved: he said he loved: he swore she was
alone; don't you wish you were all alone?" That
cry would have brought a real man five hundred
another sweetheart She tried hard TO please him
and he tried hard to seal her lips forever. His
OF the shackles that bound him her. leaving him
Her spunk caused her death. caused him to stun
seF Der on 9hoFe with MA blow and put her n the lake
spunk in this sealed her fate. He knew she would
come.
Mr.. Ward said that Gillette's story the stand
was all tissue of falsehoods." He continued:
Gillette had three courses open to him One
leave Cortland and the girl. TO open
the doors Of the poorhouse for her But he would
have 10 leave his pleasures and back to the rail-
roads. He did not want to. Another to marry
her-to become an honest workingman and a good
husband But he would be pointed out as the young
society swell who married a factory girl. There
eoTse I ne @ MEAN to & sGa R Rfs s H
urged secrecy and kept silent as to his plans? He
meant TO take the course he did take-seal the lips
He knew; if she died in a strange way. n she
would call Chester Gillette to learn how. when
ad % aS iR2ash5 a hs 9nf a R2R %R an could mh
known on the lake. that people would say they
hush Up their disgrace for the sake df her sisters
He LEFT & her with stTaw I1in3 man. whose BODY was
the forest 10 pleasures.