The evening world., 1913-05-06

'p.oSy oo'.'no' 'ns weat ana
,." vs. '.sp'o'ou. OF ~ sest'monV ever
sos 70 Oe oo'a'nsc oy sru"ce' raise
"opes. promises OF favor. or msnaces:
. r.eoeeo accurately OF re-
Sou WIN ous prscis'on' ana inca
pao'e IN 'neir nature OF being disproved
y 0.ner nssstve evidence.
Tn's triai began Just Q week ago to-
aay' continued NJ. GILBERT and up to
~. INosy ,ne D'sI'c.-Ausnev hao
c0'eo many witnesses. put rom thsm
sm no oso nor s.tIsc'ed = sc.nu"a OF
sv.eence esAnst 'onn >. Murtha. ne
nad NOT extracted even the mention OF
% name exeept from MS 'w"
r".. w. C,S o
. " uoer. Dan : "sorus
~ =" 'ssu"ony' es.ins
NJ. VIZ NO. more nAe'y
1870" Win wnom Thomas
v ,.no MuIae ~ aed'son avsnue ana
s s.s1 naa osss ses' out
V 70 "no MufthA shss ths
ssssS-.
WI" vOuM " CAVV'
WAISH'o MBNOACITV.
Whae V nurthA made 70 eayr' CON.
0nusd Mr.. Gilbert That he wanted
immunsty. but that he had nothing TO
confess. How ridiculous that t. II
As hAd nothing 10 confess. how could
he expect Immunity and from what7
I tell you thAt Murtha Wa Involved
In THE CASE By the accidental msndacity
q confessed gTaftsr. ez-Captain
Thomas W. WaiA. You will rsco,lsct
that Walsh had aaid he PAD money to
Thompson and II vas proved that
Thomoson was not In the district. Then.
because his own safety depended upon
u. WAlsh declared: oh. then, I save II
10 nurthA.'
But he forgot that Murtha was not
even regularly in charge Of the district.
but had . district Of his own. Had
Inspector Titus been thus temporarily in
charge his name would have been
orasgsd In Instead Of that Of Murtha. ]
ten you inspector Aurtha y here
sarough the accidental msndacity Of
ex-Captsn walsh"
But now DO We set to believe In
me fact OF confession having been
mener Aiwaye ana necessarily by
somepodys testimony. AND what 10
our experience Of that sort Of t.s.imony
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MON an .n.-.h c.rss..,n. 4. o.,.c
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W no. u'.uos my o.'ss' ms" anu
ponce o"ce!' sut u you Dsneve !
~ ~" ."'.'.".ui " ny po'ce uu'S'
J. yos oensve ! nave oesn . sref'sr'
men seod me 70 stets Prison.
Tnus ~. ouoert CLOSED afssr htue
zee than an hour.
DvANChPIgeo sums W ron ALL
PoOHs goP9coAllr THOMPSON.
Mr.. stanchhsld Immediately took the
'oor. speaking slowly ana distinctly as
- he Always speaks. gaining bic effects
'aehsr BY his pausss than by RAILING his
'clcs
It stancnheld quickly worries ABOUT
. "s csc.ersuon'
~ .ns' you sen.Is"sn sIs sn-
49, 70 Ano" soms'n'ns coeet ms
~. ms ~. !" ."s cas- ~ my "
-. ."s ~. wv. W."
!. go. ~, v'" - ~. 1890.
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~" ~ s"' '. on ."s ~..
h.,,"~" 80 n. ,,mo.sr. .Sor,A NJ,
!. h.rs trvins a ..v. sro. nunI.hmsnt
. man vho Ssssrvsd thas ounishmsnt.
law M claim "a omnisoisnce. hut
lecisre 10 YOU that tas,e Asa Seea
,sxSazs 5000 ~. ~ sh.v NnaN
Pnspeetes TheUpsen Sas Seen svai1y
y ~ lev ee1ns vhish ~ o>aSs
,Assees,w
II was q lengthy introduction, but Mr..
Btanchheid at last reached the nub II
HE argument by sxpiainins that
~ mai he IA asyoosl
nAmself nsA - provsnR Yhsnseea evalt.