The evening world., 1911-08-24

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Mr.. Gray then went into an elaborate
attempt to break McGrane's veracity.
POLICE VERSION OF oEiDEL's
STORY OF THE KILLING.
Al the morning session the police
story OF another part OF the confession
OF 1eidcl was told TO the jury. II was
brought out In the testimony of Actins
Captain Arthur +. Gloster. c~ommandan'
OF tho detectives in the district in which
Is the Hotel %Iroquois.
Gioster was put on the stand a. the
first witness OF the day. just after
Geidel had been guided to his seat near
his counsel. There were then scarcely
thirty persons in the courtroom. Out
IN the nail was q dense growing crowd.
nearly all men. who were unable to &c,
past the door
Though Mr.. Gray objected vehement
iy. Acting-Capt. Gloster told Of 30 much
Of Gsidel's confession as he had
heard. He r~ecounted In 4 calm. pro-
fessional detectives lack of emotional
ism, that the boy aid to him:
"Ths old man threw b wash
rag from his face ana shouted
aloud. Z put II bach. Ne showed
Il away and yelled aSain-ana
then, to hut him MP. ! hsd to put
II down his throat"
The marks on Mr.. Jackson's bed ~
described by Gloster CAV support ap'
parently to Mr.. 0ray's theory Of the
death Of Mr.. jackson to comparatively
natural causes. He found stains II
great quantity at the head Of the be<
where the pillow should have been. HI
found stains on the brass frame Of tn,
bed at the head.
Mr.. Gray kept asking questions abou
these stains until Glostsr volunteered
the information that thsy had been -
producsi by finger print experts from
headquarters n he was beginning 4
tell whose nnserprtnts they we're who
Mr.. Gray abruptly dropped the inquiry
0loster told Of finding Mr.. Jackson
keys and silver pencil in 81. Paul
c~hurchyard. As the alleged confession
Of Paul GeidsJ indicated they might b
found.
Frank H.. Paiiardy. the East Newark
N. j., druggist. who sold tho bottl
containing c%hloroform identified the bot
lie p.UUucou In court.
The woman asked for enough chloro
form to kill a dog. Mr.. Pallardy said.
~ small dog" he added In answs
TO Mr.. Gray's questions. Nothing wa
said about a PUPPY. ! gave them a
much a. I thought they needed"
ANOTHER NEW TWIST IN TIL
LINE OF DEFENSE.
A new twist Of the defense appeare
when Mr.. Gray asked:
What would be the percentage Q
evaporation from n bottle of chloroforr
we're II to be left uncorked In a close
room on n warm night7"
That's too much for me-toc hard
question was the answer.
BY the Court-Did you ever make e1
psriments In finding out how ia.
chloroform would evaporate? A. No.
BY MIR. Gray tsneering)-lt will NJ
hurt the case of the prosecution for va
} to answer my question. WIN you Z
so7 A. ! cannot. I don't know.
5 Coroner's Physician Leblanc was r
! called for one question by Mr.. No
regarding the time which is necessal
for strangling a "a lie said 1t mig.
take from one and one-haf to y
minutes.
When Mrs. Josephine Kane Of No.
West Flftieth street. Paul Geidel's Ian
lady, was called 20 the stand. she seem
scared. Mr., Mott told her to be stead,
u that she had nothing to fear. M
n Kane and her husband are halrdressel
II She said she had rented a small be
..... tn hAr Rat IN Caldal fnr ~ "A we
: after May 20 and until the arrest Of I
bellboy. h had three cats and T.
dogs.
'At least she said. recovering se
y possession. lone pup and one dog"
The dog had a puppy. which died
Now. after this sad occurrence
said Mr.. Mott In his gayest mani
did you get another puppy to relis
the suffering Of the mother"
Yes. at the Bide-a-Wee Home"
WHY SHE BOUGHT CHLOE