New Britain herald., 1917-06-28
lawyer for Mrs. Gilligan
 Twice Asked to Expedite, and Not Hinder, Murder
 Case.
|EOXICOLOGIs WAKES
 SARCASTIC ON STAND

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 sli1 hes wished the at oss, mi Sslay tho ca,s by t Inc court also told < " Isegi mi 1t mil A IF nsces- ssi spn tlIs Ys IT Jniy if 'slIl asalv incons ssnasnced. Sv9I .li1sSS q v jlia I'll 3Ac4sd to ||s | 1,t n1 oi ii ps Tn hAo autopsy s5 0ransd aaII lsia of Frank { ll,eSs R. Ana1 q IlvS tsi Y, Illnse body . ss lh itaty of pal a6 been found. sss TT. Hb1den eal19d -&he witness at- |. Sf56n to tho IT bsllin9 IT nirrors and 4fls which Ind been plaCod im evi- sajz nce. Tho artaclae Ind deposits sSason them Of . potson 4akan from
 tndfe41 boay. Tho doctor admitted i'm efror III labe1l 1line . fuhe and said 51f 1gSs duo 10 OohX1ne. Upon . thls { sxa1ais slon IT. HDllea laid 4rnphAsis md ,r. yvolfk rspliea; t.rsrrible. tor. s sDo yyou mel. tAls as fhe truth. or | lIfc li. ssss <; n ded 1tes Holden.
 sass sss5s I.sil3s Fl ss ' tn fep1y. s " AAlon y1sA n dSthal ofa s1 ' & v TIT and tlie couFt aslked $tlas a el - xea N< <i bles k AnAShoc dfho F sstss ssxnurt saad to Ar. Holden:
 < M - ms to me as if you were de- XII w1sting time. wish you s Fl not do it. r F 'ss:ik al,d fhe attorney. MT. Holden acaJled affenfion to ngures on mtror ss, ,Ii,l red IT tho exhibit was made ID s,.Iir,r intentionally. The witness de- ! ' xllued to Auswer unless he was gtveu sss,1a onspuffunaty tO oxplA1n tho matter. < IT. Holden did not pres for n an- 5. ygatnaAe said that arsenio Tn an 5xstslsaimiux fluid might have sshown af htla autopsy but 1t would have been fssAli 1iffuaed. W1tneas eaw no evs- E sss1incA 0fl fractured skull nor evi- aence of ApopIexy although In this < iStfar f1astanco he did not examins 2. s.2IIla l,rniI,. lIe r1peated that Andrewe < died of pOiaoninG.
 kofe tho noon recess Dr.. Emma Thompeon of Hartford. who at fsnded llrs. Alice c. S3owdy at the ArchSr Home, was called to the stand. aasssrhe Geairf then ruled that the state .sss shf 6tefor evidence concerning the TIT IT three other persons in the h09na' Sxciuding refefence to the forrth d5axh because . different nnaaon .ia elaoxed by tho stAte to have MI nsad than thAt 1ssed in the An- dravys casa. Tho court said 1t would admit this testimony with the under rtanAinx that tho stata claims de- xira to show intent and to rot ID the claim that the Andrews death wal not by suicide or accident. The evt- dAnca could not he admitted merely < fs,s infer to the jury ths& because thsse
 other persons died of poisoH AndfeWs death was through the sAmA e9ency
 Tho etate had to set up ats eneire ss case now irrespective of anything tha ss aofence might offer. ~ Tlsa fury was excused while thS 2 e0unsei argued over the order of pre' senta4aon of the further evidence. thu
 defence claiming it should be in TO.
 buttal To bring the matter to ai
 issue questions asked of pr. Thomp \ son were re-read.