The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
Descriptions of oliver Tally.

Descriptions OF oliver Tally.
All o, these witnesses described the
Diver Osborne they knew and the de-
scr.pt.ons tailed. except in what may
be regarded as non-essentials All ~
lated as much as they could remember
OF all their conversations with Oliv
ard were cross-exainined as TO the cred
ib!lity Of Their variations by Martin w
Little,on attorney for the three men
row on trial.
The clothes which the Government
contends were owned by Oliver and
abandoned by him when he disappeared
: Immediately after he called upon jaime ;
". Osborne. were produced in court.
T1sre were two huge uni full OF
khem and several OF the witnesses !den-
taed with 4 great degree OF positive
ness some o; the articles found In these
trunks as having been owned by Oliver
Osborne.
Mrs. stuart Denham. boarding house
Keeper at l6l East Six,ieth street, from
who's. home the trunks were taken by
Post Once inspectors, said that the
man who owned them used the M re
o. {. Bacon during the eight months
he lived at her house. She also stated
that, TWO letters came to the house ad-
dressed to oliver Osborne: these let
:srs were shown 10 c. Bacon. who
.a.d they were not for him. The letters
we're returned to the postman.
Mr. L.ttleton protested IN vain against
the Introduction OF the erea, bulk OF
This testimony about Oliver Osborne and
e Bacon. on the ground that Il was
the widest speculation 10 try TO max
o., thai Bacon and Oliver were the
same man.
There have been attempts TO prove
that Bacon wrote Shakespeare" he said.
But IL Is much wilder 10 try 20 prove
that Bacon Is the oliver Osborne whom
Mss Kaiser knew. and that the Oliver
she knew was the man who called upon
James w. Osborne, and that the man
who called upon Mr.. Osborne was the
nan whom Miss Tanner knew"
Little Concerning h SHADES.
These were all the witnesses OF the
DAY. and absolutely zone OF their evil
Itence concerned the SHADES. except that
4 Miss Kaiser and Miss Caulaeld told o.
Ap.ag TO the Slade office AZ morning
Of the day that Miss TANKER was ar
rested. They wanted TO learn II their
oliver Osborne was the same Oliver
Osborne Miss Tanzer had known. and
whom they thought she had identified
because she had brought sui; against
James ".
Regardless OF the merits OF the case
as II applies to the SHADES and McCui-
hugh and Miss Tanner. 1; hardly Seems
lkely that James w. Osborne vas the
Oliver Osborne whom Mss Kaiser en-
tertained az her Nat at So Mott ave
rue The Bronx. one day las, November
Martin Littleton c-ross-eSam.ned Miss
c~aulheld about H. Photographs OF Miss
Kaiser and Mise Caulheld. from. snd
s.ie views. are necessary TO complete
TIE following picture
Il arrived there after Mr.. Osborne
Gd Miss Caulhe.d. Miss Kaiser said
He,e is my intended. Nj Oliver os'
horne. and l said 'howdydo.' and h,
all. Pleased 10 meet you"
What ala YOU do the rest OF Ia,
rsn.us"' asked Mr., I..,t.c,on.
w sans M danced. although
Oliver Osborne did not dance. Som.
one IN a Hat nea by was playing th'
.plno. and We sang. oliver Osborn.
Wang I Love the Ladies' and we both
fang silver Threads Among the Gold.
he sang Michigan"
Part OF the last, o "a:
= want to 70 back "a the farm.
Pa away from harm.
W'h a nilkmsil on each arm
"Nrd after that" continued Mis-
&c H.li. Mr. Osborne read to us from
a poetry book n from n Joke book
forget the roine OF the poem but Il
wa something about a face oil the bar
Room inor