The evening world., 1906-12-03

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Iii would have been his flrst impulse 10
conceal the Identity OF the girl MUIR
| derers rndeaynr to conceal TO cloak
/ their crimes, Suppose he had regis.
! tered false name? Grace Browns
I body would have lain at the bottom OF
! the lake known by u fictitious aame.
The hunters would he.tAra$.n on I'm.
I traiI and tho mnredcrer would have a
! splendid opportunity TO .seapt
Bat far more important titan this
| iE the evidence OF Andrew Morrison
| proprietor OF the Glenmore Hotel Gil.
fette said he would like 10 SEQ tho lax.
ana snsEssteu tbat ne and the gin go
IOut on the steamer.
odd ne want 10 murder Grace Brown
on stramboat? Why didn't they go
out on that steamer gentlemen BE-
cause Andrew Morrison told them they
would nos have time to get "a. boat
This IL OF crucial Importance, and /
ss=ti-;.ss IL all. K l.. Il
shows beyond everything that this de-
fendant had not planned or preconceived
the death OF Grace Brown on Big Moose
Lake as the prosecution charges.
Why He Took Suit Case.
We'll, finally the boy got the rowboat,
after Morrison had told him OF the
many pretty places 10 be seen about
the lake. The defendant had suit
cttse. and there was strapped to Il an
umbrella and tennis racquet, He also
had a camera. Why did ne have these
things7
wanted 10 create the impression at
home he ~as going on 1t vacation.
oh. but here's where The District-
Attorney mates : mighty pein.-why
did ne take the suit case with him In
the boat Gentlemen, the boy had his
luncheon IN that Casa few bananas
come olives. oranges and crackers He
ner AT one OF the lake hotels. and, there.
fore, pought some simple things for
luncheon at ltttca.
Senator Mills reviewed Glllette's story
OF how ne and the s'rl had gone alone
10 cat their iup%heon.
An effort has been made TO show
that the lake banks We're too muddy
pictures We have here will show. There
sre numerous places with shade aud
grass enough 10 afford pleasant shelter
for litile luncheon,
They LETT the suit case al the plac.
they had thar iunoheUn There VIA
nothing strange in tiris. for there was
no one thereAbouts nkeiv 10 steal IL
Why. the cottagars and campers
worldn I sten your purse II You left
Witnesses Disagreed.
| Finally they ro@ed ~ toward a
dam TO Iiliutiy- drift 10 ftt,r,s,- tss,t II
WAS then about i've O'clock or between
Ave and six. The State brings Wit
ness here who says nj tive o'clock ne
passed boa with suit case 10 II.
But this witness Barrett. saw ALL this
only In his mind Tor Fostsy another
aoua; ihc same time. btit III. saw no
sult case In the boat,
s+s l-ar- "a ~ =. = - !l!Lii finally
ed our OF Punky Bay into South Bay.
THIS case. 70 wh!rh | will return In
few minutes
Now, the prosecution would have
you believe that this boy and girl went
ashore there N South BAY. TINT he
murdered her shsre AZ she shore or the
lake and dragged her body out into the
water
4, We we're led to helisve the District
httorney would prodfce an eyr.wit
yesF. Instead ne brings before YOU an
I, imaginative woman who tells you OF
screan she beard a, the lEoair OF Grace
Browns dec u. She was sure 1t was
How was she 10 distinguish such
cry from the wall Of a loon nr the
Shrill T,ined voice of b9y or ohlid.8
follow IN the sound and so 10 tie aid
m thiF eonlsr III distress No? Eh.
tsll, nor even mention u 70 har hus-
band, who aas n The boat with her
The dav nfter ,he body OF f.Grace Brown
was Found Why didn't her husband
come g! ,r sSr, Az tsil ls thu, he. in tbs
"GeNtle'n@n are we 10 take the life
~ thls hoY on, such evidence the tes.
rmony ur woman whose imagination
prompted hcr 10 hear hounds"
No Weapon for Mfder.
senator Mails lifted Tie tennis racket
from the table and held & up before
'lhey OFFER you titts - an EXHIBIT Of I
the We ippn with Witch Grace Brown
claieued that the defendant murdered
tina gItl with bushel basket nA VIII
4 mere tctniH racket that weighs only I
ihirtnsn nuncrs, IL this boy had de
m eitcrtvr weapon. There rs nothing
in this whole tse showing any psepurtl= 4
i ON MOI mVrier,
SlgriHcanee hos been attached to the <
fact th8t t3'e strings OF this racket We're
BROKEN hnt ~e hayc brought evidence
IS Neur attentApti that proves now easily !
tAasp sti'Ttgs alsttp through, dampness
Gillette a'tarney devnted some time
E!tp tnurl thp overturned boat ths
noating strEw hat OF The prisoner and a
BLACK silk s}Atk OF The dend girl which
was lttATHed 70 the boat ana foatlRs
witit.li
i'rhp hblt" snld SIR Mills ''was
NoaHnE lA feet from where lhr bo;iy
WAS found Now / say there Is currs n
.in that lake TINT moved aud arifted tli9I
boat, There Is aDylnict near there that
brings S,irrent into the lake. and isn't
\ II more reasonable TO suppose the boa;
il'tta f1lo% hsfore Nun wAdcd out witlH
it'iptn HeNAn and ane-haif feet OF water
Mr. Morrison testified that the watoi
! ~aS oniF three and half feet deep
whNro Inc Oeli MAS picked lp. but i
brought you surveyor who went out