New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
NOISE IN GLOVER HOME.
Friend of Family Says He Heard
1t Night After Murder.
GIRLS PRESENCE DENIED
Defendant's Counsel Continues
Method of Directing Cross
Examination Against Widow.

---,=pe Mass Dec "A noise was
,.-.,--,,,- board in the home of Mrs Lillian
n clover Of waltham. the night at'er
81 m which her husband. Clarence r
Lore. came 70 his death by shooting &C
,,o-5;-r 10 testimony given to-day IN the
trial Of Hattie Leblanc. charged Win the
,,,-dar NJ Glover George J. Freeman, OF
N-aa,-o, 2 friend of Mrs. Glover. who with
his wife. stayed at the Glover nome 10Y
TWO or three days after the MURDER 'oio
~ hearing this noise. but said he did not
i,,,as-t-s-e II This testimony was devei-
o,,ad on REORGANIZATION by Melvin N
Johnson. Miss Leblanc's attorney, Dul ne
was unable 70 induce either Freeman his
v-ffa OF Mrs Glover herself ID admit 1lat
-hay had seen any trace il the house Oh
-Sa -,resence OF Hattie Leblanc. VINO was
fo1,nd hiding under q bed in the spare room
three DAYS after the shooting
Ms Freeman admitted 70 Mr.. Johnson
-s7ar she had placed some furniture IN front
Of the door Of the spare room, but salo she
could not explain her motive She ana heT
husband told Of the three searches VI the
house made by the police saying lhaN lle
house was thoroughly examined on the
first two. which were futile. she SAID tnaC
-ba outside doors OF the house were not
Guarded while the searches were going on
Saws Widow viIiHed Husband.
NJ Johnson spent considerable time n
-, n GET both MI and Mrs. Freeman
n testify that Mrs Glover had used pro-
fame and Indecent expressions in denounc-
5nr her husband. Mrs Freeman said she
never heard Mrs Glover speak IN that
manner, but her husband admitted that ne
had heard Mrs Glover apply one vile cpl
-+a- n her husband. Throughout the day
Mr. Johnson continued the method which
he had pursued from the beginning OF the
trial Of directing his cross-exanaination
against Mrs. Glover
In the late hours Of the days session
several minor witnesses were called one
Of them. Charles Mccarthy, who assisted IN
carving Glover from the piazza into DR..
~ousens's hospital. said that he visited
fzl.ver's laundry the next day and found
there a comb. q cap and q pin which were
Iater identified as belonging 10 MISS Lee
blanc.
Samuel D. Elnore attorney for the Glow
el-s for many years. was on the stand when
court adjourned for the day, and had told
Of visiting the laundry the day after the
shooting and seeing an overturned chair
there
Mrs Glover was questioned brlef1y by
Nj johnson this morning. The widow was
ire same calm person that faced the lawyer
through the trial yesterday She was
asked # she had found the letters which
were sent 10 Miss Leblanc by her Canadian
Il IL tives and which Mr. johnson wished
10 see but replied that she had searched
fer them without avail.
Considerable time was spent IN going
over her testimony before other courts
bearing on the murder case and the con-
test over Glover's will. but she chung ten
ac-Cusly 10 her previous testimony
Mrs Glover stepped down from the wit
ness stand al 80 a n. and was followed
by Mrs. Freeman. who was examined by
Assistant District Attorney Wier- She said
that her husband had been an agent for
Glover's laundry and that she had known
Mrs. Glover about five years She went 10
Waltharn on The afternoon Of the shooting
and accompanied Mr.. and Mrs Glover and
Miss Leblanc in an automobile TO q foot
IsI game on the day Of the tragedy She
vent 70 her home in Newton after the game
and that evening. between 8 and o'clock,
tired 10 call Mrs Glover on the telephone
Mrs Glover answered about SO o'clock
and they talked until after 9.