The sun., 1910-12-08
MISS LIE BLANC'S OWN STORY
,tSs SHT ne iRD THIRD
PERSON ~ THE tCNDRf.
D~.-rsh-- H-r Reiations with Glover mad
Dr-larr> ~hr Thought he sAaai shot
Himself ,ftrr rhreateninE ller " ith
n,,ohrr- Her Counsel iii In Court.

to tho lfltN To-Day ct ttisA r1dl'ftlsnN@
bv Hattie Ie Blanc To the police after her
discovery under a bed in the Glover home
and the testimony of several other wit
neSsss the Government rested its case
against Hattie. who Is charged with the
murder II Clarence l.. Glover at Naltham
about one yesr ago.
Court adjourned until tomorrow at the
request oi Melvin N johnson. senior
counsel for the girl He became III to-day
during III. trial IN. opening for tn"
defence will bc 10y A Farley Brewer
The story told by Hattie through an
interpreter and taken down by Mayor
Howard'- -t.nographsr at the police
station j. remarkable In" little girl
admitted having gone To- the laundry
la meet Glover at his request, knowing
what purpo-., he hai in mind She said
h. attacked her there. exhibited re-
. volver and Threatened TO kill her II she
told any one attsrw2ri
When she was going down the stairs
shs said she heard revolver shot but
Kept on md made her way ont of the
laundry through "a window, Then she
crept in AT the rack door OF the Glover
house and unseen by any of the inmates
hid undo IL" b.d Glover usually slept
alone in for thre. days and was without
food all that time
IN. declared that she did not shoot
Glover. hut Thought h. had committed
-,iidlde. although she did not know that
Glover was dead until after her arrest,
tn. mans funeral having been held in the
hou-.. whIl.' -hc lay hidden there
Hattie also told the police that 1t had
been Giover's habit tn wait until Mrs.
Glover had gone To Boston and then attack
her at the house. When she told Mrs.
Glover OF this tn. latter informed Hattie
that Glover did that with every girl she
ever employed
The -t.nographiC r"Dor' Of the eNamina-
tion also Brought oUt the statement of
Hattie that while IN" was IN the laundry
with Glover they heard a noise which she
described rs that of the rust la of a woman's
dr"-s and som. one walking The place
was dark and she saw no one. She de-
clared she had newer tir'i revolver
In her life and denied having touched the
one Glover had at the laundry,
Glover in his statements 20 the sur
geous and others ~ the hospital. which
were not adm ted a. evidence. declared
that Hattie shot nim and that he then took
the revolver away from her and threw it
out Of window Hattie listened To tn.
recital with tears rolling down her cheeks
and many of Ia. specta' ors were affected.
Police inspector Mck.nna brought IN
the Clothe- Glover wore when ne WAS shot
and they were off.r-! A. evldenC. The
vest was stained with blood Attorney
johnson objected 10 their admission on
the ground that the witnesses had not
agreed with regard 10 them. but Judge
Bond admitted them saying Ii th.
jury bsl.v. Elmore they'll Relieve that
they ar" tn. clothes and ~ Eimorr-
word for II : Exceptions were taken 10y
Mr.. johnson
The question then came on the admission
of two handkerchefs said To have been
found in the laundry The police IN
spector testified tnat thew We're the ones
given 10 him ~ tn" laundry and sent by
him 10 Prof Whitney of the Harvard
msdical school for chemical examination
Mr johnson objected. but .luig. Bond
allowed them To go IN as the handkerChI-fs
given 20 tn. witness
Glover cay. found ai the laundry. Was
also admitted latter was produced
which was found III the pocket II Glpvers
oNercnat and judge Bond sustained Mr..
Johnsnn- objection after reading 1t.
lite contents Mere not mad" pIt.lr.
just before the Government rested
District Attorney IiIggIu- -aId that Prof
Whitney had not found p"~asr stains
on III. part II - sCab taken from HattIes
finger
III. rtenograIh,r repor, Il HattIes
eAauuat ion tv TIA. ppuC.. At what Al
totney Johnson declar-d Vas a piece IT
Outrageous thIrl degree" work wa. read
To the jury by District Attorney Higgins
In reply Z" qu''s'i"ns the girl satd she
left the Glover hn'l-a az : - u'olncA rh.
night Of IN" shooting N r"sp"ns, T." N.
request ~ Glover and krew vf.t he
wanted her fnr- lE. r"lu'--f ~4s mad,
that forenoon heipr" hr"a, iG'- she.
found the man waiting for h"r and sand
he dragged her up stairs AMI UAl'r"a1ed
her. She started "a "ry. h.It he 'liok-t
hgr into VtII.'uess
Glover opened tho door and -hc -tariei
10 20 down stairs anil then sh" SAW IN"
revolver in GlO' -r- hand for III" i.rs,
tim. After opening the four for the
girl she SAWS he back -d away g little ana
did not follow her down Bef"r" she
reached tho bottom -he heard one revolver
shot and Thought Glover h.Ii klIlrst him
self because h.. had no Weapon III has hand
vhen sh. lasr saw hun
i went ont through ~iudow because
the door was locked. SAID Hatu" L
Went huin" to- Mrs Glover don =
know what lime got there Mr. Glover
had aHA.d IN" to meet him very ufi"n
and wanted 10 meet me 10 N"~'on last
THURSDAY ! don't Know whore Mr.
Glover found IN" revolver pr '"0N = from.
He told me- that II I told what han nap
pened b." would NIL me IT,. GId not try
To prevent me- from l"a"iuE ~" Laundry
He told m" ,"tsral 'iir"- 'nht u ] tult
about him n. would hIll me- "" never
threatened n. with IA" revolver before
| didn't try to get the revolver away from
ium
If he didn't kill himself don't know
ho~ IL could have happened did not
do u
i did not s"e ANYBODY "l-. IN tho
building except Mr. Glover II there
had been | could not hav" seen them,
H. u wa- too dark Gher" uIEh- nav"
been somebody ",-" IN IN" laundry
didn, shoot Mr Glover when Was
-'rIg. ling u"ua.-o didn't have any
weapon - rii h!l ! lost my comb.
but don know TEar"
Il mad" al I''"Tup- 10 save myself
when VI Glover attacked me. but h. held
;n- ha'" uu' talked 10 anybody since
about what hapl"nrd vas in Mrs
iiiOv"r'- hOU-.. since Saturday night
until the time the found u.. ia the same
place | had Hp'r0r. 10 eat got INTO
IN" Glover house u" m" back door which
was unlocked don't nnow whether
fheT" we're dny f"r- .u- 10 tl. room where