The Cotton Factory Times. — 1916-06-30 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

MOIL. He repeated his former evidence in formally preeise term, his long. lean stained right hand f,ecinently ;o:n; in %tin search of the snuff box •,,e had conscientiously left in the care of a oc.n.  Stryver piloted him through his evidence "'Ail the manner of prosperous manager showing off • periorrcer. Dr. Shuttleworth blinked nearaightodly throughout the time be was in the Witnest-bo.  gallcd as an anfi.iimax after Dr. Shuttlewerth's damning emdenos. " Suicide! And him looking to make a fortune out o' Sir Alurecl: Not much! Hes as good as hanged." Thu, the whispered comment of a fres quenter of the pohco oourt, voiced the general enMr.. Ouse.ey identified the ocat, spoke to having heard the Tierra., which she described as " 'orrible to 'ear, and testified to the return of Leslie Cronfield a linie after ten. The prieoner was excited and seemed to have hurried. Ile had asked her whether Mr. Nerno was in. She had said that he waa not. She did not want another quairreil. Disappointed that bee appearance in rriblio was to brief, Mrs. Chiseler was preparing to olamher down from the witneas box, when Ena rote to he feet. " I can't stansi it, Guy  .she 'whispered. "MI  Thornton is suffering terriblr. Le.c.k how white she is. And I—. Do you understaiai? rrw, time tkie woman said. It makes all tee difference." Guy Stanley cauobt her arm pull her down, hut she threw off his creep. He went cold with  Ens. don't  " A remand to that you may rub for muu ovi• donee:" commented M. C.mpU.  -Have you any .her wines-Ines no. here, Sup, intendentr aeked Co:onal William, "Mew Susan Smith," be mid.  0,-;...711;,... declared O&M, belL "She can only taltify to Mr. Cradleld having been in deceased's room at eleven. We admit that. It is a question of time. Eustene Delsarto °erne by his death between the hours of cigiu and ten, end we have cerahllished an alibi." " There io the evidence of the coat and the poison,- urged Superamendent Strnrr. Are you asklng for a reilland OT & °Palmate! to Assizes, Superinteevien,?" asked Colonel hams.  My friend apparently ',matt; both," GunPbell mai,' drily.  Sunerintendent glared at him. must ask for a remand, your worahipu This has been sprung upon me." Can you give the Bench any assuranoe that further evidence vital to your case will be forth. coming! Are you going to 'khaki+ the evideno, establishing the .Pb?" The Superinmndent made en involved reply, and again mentioned the cost and she phial of pnison. " The possession of poimn le no eviAenoe of it* um," said CoMnel " Unless you can give us •n asmrince of further evidenea we de not me the advisability of further evidence; we do not ter the advisability of remanding the cam again." Vet are hampering the police," growled the Superintenden . . . - .  •• tVe are hors to atimituriter justice, cicni neither to hamper nor to help the pcuice." ' Then I ask for coterruttal Aistiosa" • Tle Grarvi Jury would throw out the bilL" • I submit I have matte out a pnma fame osse.. in fa,e of the alibi!"  fnend hr. not tried to !hake the credibility of tn. wAneters—scisely ni opt/re," eud M.  CamPbca• " .Nlrs. De!tart* hap presaricatecl--" oommenced the Superintendent. ' That ts not before the Cont, Colonel Wtk hams rep:lecl. The three meg:at-rates tlee retired to consider  their verdict. The .lum M whispered conversation hmke out. E. sat in her former test. amilmg 'nravely. Siie siss glad she had spoken- At whatever coo hersel she Ir. glad. And mom than glad tnat Guy was there beside ber, us