The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1900, Page 11

‘THE WORLD: SATU (Continued from Second Page.) MOLINEUX AND HIS FATHER, SATURDAY JAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1 FEBRUARY 10, 1900, be ¢ DRAMATIC CLOSE OF THE GREAT POISON TRIAL; hangar INTENSE AS THE JURY WENT GIVEN TO THE JURY; HOW THEY WERE IMPR ' H Rh , Gor f 7 } ‘This day was the t eritical pertod yinsiruct you on general rules," ¢ oss ber husband, But i fn Roland Burnham Molineux's life. | Ie or A presumption tere ‘ the soldier instinet, He may have had some exciting mo-|conce remaips with the def } 4 ie hasty Kine » Mente at some point tn his career, but | (hrc the trl th bis . | vt uU ; hi e stood at hich have wound up his nerves | p nd a re doubt. The | one ' 1 hate i 4 r ' about and with, aking pitch and practically |defendant is not mt : : mint jit nnee ed back to his ceth heart be is entitled to n| | inal} Hi stay-haired father an being can possibly imagine | rea imony a ot : : y be iui « behind him ax was hie usual ed this young | evidence where the on ‘ \ | lv ' ever leaves his son Man in the period of awful su se| T ‘ 3 wil eas . ; preferring to spend his from morning until the return of the {the Indictment t 4) wT w jury | various degrees of murder and mar em Hibrenan J. Witte, af . ” iJ Molineux's face snowed * From time ary retires the | sat He asked Mr, Weeks on a : . F : we " nu (ears molstened hor eyes, ’y mor ist lengthen into hours for | Which he should charge wt et to} | vould a in ond shivered a bi, and them: arnha, eu “ ok | bis turned to Mrs. Moliaeus, tity know he must i he Volee of Weeks rang out through | jad seen on) the V ie ‘al Toe f : vit eks added his mite at | men feverishly, exe | ‘Me court-room as clearly ge the blast | SOM, MST {i ta thie ledter which » din Cun 5 beens tl oe : What wo a trumpet Fenlie aa follows ‘ « The women soon retired from tie 7 | MA : (ie murder im the frat degree! "Pioase scnd five days’ trial and i gir ourt-room, rather than remain an@l ndant guilty or} or me reatly oblige, yours truly, H. Cornish. ors left the court-room.jcome the object of #0 many ? ) Browaway, New Yor ite alled them Back imme: | ey, p Bot guilty? This Was 4 reiteration of the policy eves. = They entered’ 6: Came 4 And the answer? The low v ¢| outlined by the defense throughout the) THE BARNET LETTERS. 1 wahi th dey aie Wied sav, Gb a eriven away, reman Martin, sounding as the rum- 1 and laid down by Mr. Weeks in . hough family of the @itardant fh Most of the spectators made for \ of thunder in the ears of this des-| lis summing’up when he sald ag nae ie Reno er age 1 (1 this court-room during the ein, (Cone restaurants, for whem te perate man, the principal figure in the| “It ts life or dent \* et” hts Will remeentas an MMTinK te ls\ Tretired tt was long past meat times most celebra man-hunt that has ever! There had been no weaker direoted to S they are ol) more persistent ones, however, ere » nd Moll- nto dered in happened in this country. neux nodded tn “apo oa af Weeks ay saw Jolihe ‘ be coveidered °9 1h the room, fearing that the Jury smiled falnts, order then went eG Stet dang r jreturn at any moment, , AN AWFUL SUSPENSE, ct! sslitet mnie in" the' Rt “isa ite slg ues ve gy to your eoom or |i "yaa the general opion th : 4 Mechusky Fae or 9 $0 lunche tions would las on thie: Ori site: 4NS Wivini wate. (Bell ae Fen rave what he said “tee Mt the Astor Houme and delitierate atter-| trough there was & @ 4 mn jotlng father and mother waiting to in the case, WiROUL expression Or able hs a Teeelve and press thelr dear one to? vPmlon, He sald this was necessary, econd Baa ete Goralal 4 Ts abled Incheon afterward,” would return with a verdict alaitamg Re nile vecaune of rhe, mans of feetimony pro, addrmaned to Mccain & Co. Delran ANOTHER “13” OMEN. the the gray stone walle of|the Jurors’ minds, ‘This lasted over ay Mich. lirect to thelr room and had \ Bing Sing, the awful period of solitary | "our. ‘The defendant came to the store of Jury left the court-room for @onfinement in a dark. narrow coll, the ,DUfing the relation by the Recorder of |Hartdega & Co. on Jan. 3, accom out for sandwiches, instead of * D' this testimony, Moligeux sat cold and nied by Mr ury left Ub time to drive to the Astor House, Great electric chair ready to sap the|knpassive as a'sphind He vetrayed not (Weeks # ‘aos ie ran from mouth ¢ th Ufe and blood of the guilty criminal, | the slightest emotion of any sort. Molineux. 1 down the alate a be sp or o mouth that a A beautiful picture on the one hand) ool, niess eyes were glued to | Aral Miss Miller said “I never met, the pon the auillence and all eyen were | Verdict would be rendered, Malacboriitle Vthending on. the citer. S08 un face, aa if ho Were |gentieman before.” And the dant wuiased pou the procession of men, | Recorder Goff had gone to i counting the words that fell from the |said, “Thank you for *s but left word that he would ©& = What would be the answer of Fore-|jurist’s mouth, Once he turned and | r 3 the | Whose haa ve life or Nberiy of at Be ew re man Martin to the fateful question? made some remark to Mrs. Molineux, at io boyish-looking priconer now rested, | MIC an hour, Many who Baw JURY IN freien voth smiled. mR, Molindux, nostrils dilated fingers |Court-reom returned) to their ineiden Mii Bank eniatt i stantie RARE GOOD HUMOR. PRISONER’S COMPOSURE. | !«'t4: 1 the box. 1 eile back into his | 6 ipa eapectantly for: the To those who looked for the acquittal] 43.5 4, h } ale Tigers en, MolineuGx, aft of Roland Bumham Molineux, the ap-| ohne composure was eunert throug PRISONER CLUNG TO WIFE, |to inissarrtage went, back toe Pearance of the jury this morning was|chain which the prosecutor had forged v the 4 joyful token, They were cheerfu 4}a iim. As the Recorder's charge ‘iy’ Behbite Ry mpuleively Corned to his wife, |#eat In the court-room he had: : chatty. ‘They joked and emiled at each | Was “imply (i elation of law and cest M eee y Dxnibits | ye arm still arouid hor wats so patiently a these dreary weeltay other ls Mas jie te aur he | Be cee ™eaa remamber ‘howe ext mi were flung about his sock Their |SYMPATHY FOR THE G One or two were serious, but on the |} née and unrated as if he tow thet tn one long clinging kine white |” Whole they looked and acted to the tow lecture by some MAKING AN ANALYSIS. hey gazed lovogly into vue anothir's| The hearts ef every one tn the casual obwerver as if they had already | ated professor, yen went out to him in sympathy, . | Afterwa Rec 00 0] og, dan. 4 Helles called upon (Mr ‘Reape . 4 oi made up their minds on the case In| matt m OF clre Mave etisence, hy Weeks and. met Mr. Weeks, {tr Car is a The spectators gazed on the scene and knew how loyally he had 4 Question, If they had deckled to tke | cummente ‘lon the fact that many per- | Valhe and Mr, Molineux and talked n — ——e jo did th The father and|bey through this terrible eal; the {Ife of young Molineux would not | 822% examined for Jurors would not be- | jhe case ey nanes | withers hot so much depend upon nother siened eyes and| they knew the agony he muat bey rious and oppressed | iene a are soni it theis’ ait’ lives are | Dox purporting ty ¢ tlom It, beenase the law never|!* opinions as upon his ability Were many 4 Cow expremtons of [fering In the suspense of waiting: ity? m tal ¢ che ders, People’s Exhit rapa thy verdie { abltty ee ummantal evidence, "die Nae Fag sunctions useless or profitl IN MOLINEUX’S FAVOR. he Heconier woked on with eyes that] Mut the old General ue the © the Bonne eae e tut you infer | Box. | Dougtas fact that the law] The prosecution claimed thet by the a aly spoke displeasure, He feared the] conversing with no one eave er Weed cigar Mts) sas boon discharged. | | migen,, 4 De. Dewees Admission before a /*\\Jence it a tg Rg lh yt rt that all thi would have on the | m mosylble replies to the q “ ere they incident of ¢ re ne ppor't in thls e ave on the | mo \« hens in thelr be son Broadway; your ate jostied | re as iP oe ot it Jury Is a binding renson why It ecause of the huraber ot jury and he leaned over and spok yment of Lawyer Weeks, \ M Da a Jund pressed; you miss your watch and | took the | bottle to ¥ the defendan lerk. ‘The cle ounced at the mM x, th ager, Wat lees ae RiAbin® @ SHAN 4h deen Foapitint | *O.tnvende sherld receive just and due co: vable treumst h jerk announced loudly vat the Jury Intended to get { Joyous, appiness shining tn every fea- | fe ta camants ple Wala te tones On te Lea det tive Carey recelved| sideration at the hands of « jury "The Recorder is wiltlhg to leave the | business at once waa evid : ture of face, Gen, Golueux was| person. ‘The testimony of | those who ba ogi COR LOCA oe bs weighed valued by | matters, d them \ mart"? the fact that a lot of stationery! Wi b whim running, whi ht him and | re t sw ke OF Fests ol E r once > ats. | bright mee hie waning : ap cana him and | Bot lusky he them according us their geod | Which wer nally tsagle tn giving! Molineux looked around wkh a stat new called for from the jury-roog p i Prof. Witthaus, ted » cuurt-kdom was not crowded this | und { n his person le direct | Peat. Witthaus. aD a f ich round, a ak aiiol alr, Mrs. Molineux (urned her pa-|couch was taken in to conduce 0 %. though hundreds people | oy - ‘a chain of circumetan- | nts of (he Joie a it Keesha tt worth. thetle face to the Ite ras if in mute jcomfort of Juror Mannheim massed in rridor and tried thal eviderwe.”* wt 4 | ord leaving that » B H w. protest at the tuterruption. Crowds thronged the corridors every artifice (0 get past the guards gave the box to Mr. Osborne. at 1 showld ut He Will is- the court-room, but’ NG eee) Wine tor co et oat he euarts MOLINEUX BECAME UNEASY. ag EE Allow Legis-) RECORDER PARTED THEM. [ica seus inc soom in mulch the tend only @ very favored few were ad-| This little simile produced rather an FOUND THE POWDER. nest attention of count lature to Meet at It might perhaps be ber last oppor-| were locked mitted wnfavoraule impresson on Molineux ev | 6. 5, ac: teat and, inv my observation, enguaed | I. den jor he | d ‘ou ye ® attentioa nh is the t —- —— One of these favored oned was Anne [Ce rey ena aa ie coetae to [mit 2 sky from Kut-| Ings m sande Ur shis 6 cite Frankfort. #s, She was very much rn how the Recorder's words were | ‘The Recorder then told of the four- LOU PAINS SONA RESTE | Y NG W nicht © vig black affecting others Apparently satisfied | -| teen experts who had testified as to fn wondering surprise a soneeinky | Mak ee Cee ee Molineux’s handwriting FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb 10—Gov peste Of the pr Ainge. wihah sais Atay ragenich expert may testify | 4 publ - ff 1 do pot believe Mr, Molineux Is cabin li reaohas Fotee ‘ih Me handwriting iy | ae of marder in the Aret degree | Taylor, after the Republican conference | Arralgned with Colored Woman in| Awoke nee Husband Telttag gullty,” she said softly, “and I sincerely | Tyee and paid AA handwriting jom ¢ imony alone, here, decided to allow the Legislature Weat Side Courinm Calmly that She na eg hope that he will acquitted." ,, Your Honor, will you please read cated the facts om regard. ‘at the sarge with the to assemble and the law to take its jn Watch. Polson, ‘ the lust sentence? | a tela s : Phe Recorder Gone into coure!at 10.65 | the fuer read 4, wiewghtoned [EN Varner tine ta Min reehen Gat tne |dea ar nik, ane rages there FAVOR OF DEFENDANT. | course. tHe, however, refuses to « Filjah Payn, son of ex-Btate Superin | Crased by egrigf at the death @'clock ut st would reach from the ae Baw eis kik . crasuren there ihe CAMRIVhib oareaihiaal tenliia ot Yaoumaitina Pe aby daughter, two monthe ni MOLINEUX BUOYANT he bride He il | na q Ke] obscuriiles result. of Mt The troops will be ordered away at [(0eT In the West Bide ¢ | tevcardia Kupferachmidt, is the der | Carey Capt. Moclusky te-| ced under’ virsumutarees ire once abd all will be but of the olty by | ;,Nereet with Intexteation [vests od. AE ere hee Molineux arrived at about the ame oaived, the diay blank Hxilbit 1] certain ata the |, i out of the city BY) Mr. Payn, who Kawe his residence a») swallowing carbolle uci. She Wved) Moment, T t that perhaps om the Marston Company, through may gt }o-morrow: 12 Weat Second street, Mount i I third at thts, rotate 4 ie alae ae Lapse VALUE OF EXPERTS. Detec tive McCafferty son ine och ® trial wow.| Nearly every Republican County Com-| saw the flight at the Broadway Athletlr aa poco ie, woe cr geemed tu put new life in him. He, The Recorder parsed on to the subject | man who hired the letter-box from| fre ae conceien Ue wt | be found | mitteeman attended the Republican con: /(lub last night und wi wa. Al schmidt wae awakened by bie wits, w leaped along the alsle with the soriney | CC nangiyrition. stAtiig Chas SOMEIOg® St, | Stes Inge Which were vonceded by the de-| ewityt of thie crime emless you fence, to-day with Gov. Taylor, Sev-l2u this morning he was at Thiriy- | ytd: step of new youth, ved his wife desctibet the conditions under, which 31 Heckman oa | sxtibite pee fom 1 to ft In. Sal _cabeabers) of the Lageimae. (Tore | seventh street: And: Reventth ave verard, D've taken eurbolte ‘ell, 4 S | hand 4 i chustve, in} ‘OU FeiInember those among the number pr it, i tomle ° edt : ‘ time Mrs, Molineux. jr, raised ner vell {onyth’ trom law books, which was cull | mk. w Barnet case. yontative Lew! Debeees,.¢ ee to cure tayeeits” for the caress, and thelr lips met tn mute | and t prvey. N ai th th (CEDED BY MOLINEUX. | Santet ee eee Ravn cous , r ignted a fire in the range, declarations of loye atid regard for some| ‘The value of an expert, witness of crise mene: (ese extracts OF TOR! my . If the testimony ir relation to the Bar| shortly before 11 o'clock the doors of | }’M\" Could bot spear tls ali ht : ‘a Recorder, “is be: evidence which I have read were in-| The first concession, if I remember net case shows trace or correctness or | 4 hed taken his watch and she ne bi aod ran for a doctor, Wh seconds. | this sorts” ald the Recorder. "le be: |tenged simply, as I said, be to re-| correctly, an the part of the defendant Intication of particular kind, and if | te Capitol were thrown open and the | oar ret te | ‘The mother then took her portion of | fi" of we abi uty to « your au coal fresh your rec fon. ‘The reading of| as to the genuineness of his writing was those traces or Characteristics or traces State delegations went up to the Assem- ir. Payn was arralqued for intoxieas ); eet aan ee eCienere) wen | ot te thine stich as wrote in Wetter, |this by no means shovld exclude from| that of exhibit 2 the biue letter, tf Mictiar man lead recemearily. 10 [iv room, the first time it having been | ‘ion and cise! i! content 1 os ht che hand of his-eon Hapress on your that the opinions of vari- Winy tn the cons, because there may be dence ts tot My Bury in their Selibera: lentification of this man—tile opened wince the shooting of Gov. Goe- ——_— ee hn ontent to Bra ¢ ) any Case, been ere may be| de ald the n the "he ; 1 Proceedings opened with the submis: |ous expert witnesses are not conclusive | other portions of it equally as Important] tions in the case and in their review of om von] Nos Cale Sauhne: Crege SCRA) 1 by Me. Battle of a list of ten ex-| "It fe within your power to form your | *# the ones whlich I have read evidence, ie that el © The Republican Chairman and mem} Josie ‘regs & a. farm | oul own opinion on that which you have d mas [vera of the Legislature refused abso: [233 Sixth avenue, to-day axw | She WI Live, sae our own handwriting?” ques | see. without regard to the opinion of DIFFICULT EVIDENCE. WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE. ute talk in reeard to the objects of | Leneflt of creditors. to Clarence C. M TEE Bile ” @ experts, Your opinions will be the facts! 7 nentioned before during the| Expert evidence ts only entitled xi TEACHERS’ BILL BILL SIGNED, their ir viet CYhben, Lia 130, Mrs. Charles Shields, whose feet, nestle Bterser. Of, the AB as a jury been placed {Courne of this trial Seat hax | MUBE IMoortance tn arriving at Judge | ¢ ollier, on emerging from the As —_-— od tn the Harlem Hoapttal ’ - been sald abou! i hen fat y ofe propery i nyt nin cht “Not easy to disvsen at first glance,” es zeeuve, Soe eines i Goraplete | . boilers to aive it Pid chamber at 1245, sald the gen- NO EXTRA C Ir * = ree 1 ee a turned the Recorder with delicate sar-| hinged upon this one point in the evt- mimediate | > fl. B gclen are and eral sentiment of those preser, was ap Aavertionmente DP votabis » basm, which made Mr. Batfle blush. dence, it would be an extremely dan- aly . relation of against any action by tov ‘ Menm : my tea Tne Reoarder then earefuily looked E6TUE thins to convict @ man on such niet rem upon [3 | o which I the subje in regard to the peace agree Cee ta’ Now York . over ail of the matter and said: “Some, ‘This remark seemed distinetly in favor umstance or) rainy Wan Wakes. aa messenger t! you * bon. of this writing I cannot discern at all. | of the defendant, since It Ix covceded justify tie FR Ml i a og gk HG apn, big Agta _— “ You must have written it very hur | that the only material evidence = 4 conclusion thal | opinions may be properly given in com: | school teachers tn Queens and Rich ehhh oo” Whereat Mr, Battle blushed | Molineux. ed pleasnd. Bo aid. the eiper per. | Midered ind orn Te mond, many of whom have not re agate General Up to this time the Recorder and whether! uc whether It will be. recelve ved any 1 ¢ , t or ¢ - ; mui be rece cel y money for three months TWO OMENS | 1 | Sag: Sees reemegeabty: tate end Ieper yr circumstantial it bs upon | oleae" nsw depende upon other cireuen. oo 5 S$ IN 11.137 tal. diveat or rele IneAaen Ieee wank ‘Bet than those to be regarded ‘i y of lie. 80 or e ve tut In the « te of an expert tines the itmorder topan his viange at{ BARNET CASE SEPARATE, |v" 0 en roat from thar | ut inh cre ot sg cse nutes MAGISTRATE'S DEBTS. exactly 11.13 o'clock. The superstitious! The jiecorder referred to the Barnet [ascertain and declare the truth upon | be 4 matter of opinion hig testimony 1 az will note presence of the 13 and case | alerted augations of fact rellance mus: | a nd Bally, to be . " t none vhant ced, (Pat all, upon the credibility | °% mk the q mel 1, Would the verdict be « cross aoe thet ne eteraey Of witnesses and the intearity of thitige f ix to be considered in ged fad tet disagreement? ms, any knowledge you may have of | >retented the ge eral kn owledge the Recorder spoke very low, and at ‘the death of Barnet should not lead Mnowleag Now tn Action. 1 h first :t was impossible to hear what he you to convict the prisoner.” ig MUST BE BEYOND DOUBT. ra, his Root A motion before Justice Jenks to- E! ECTRICITY will bring bac k lost strength, It Lg <oe Wes a hv" che introduction of uch evidence Cireamstantial evidence of crime In the Supreme Ccurt to vaca , ane assists Nature, When proper! applied , it gives : Was material, estraining Comptre ‘over tron hung on his words. As he went on he| He next read a long list of requests Mo rate Bristow ois salary gxhered strength, to charge, ‘mst of which he refuse anuary, #6), was sdjourned enti afer Els tris] has been tong and arducus,”| 22 he tad Already charged, One wat |euseds That all the circumstantial i pl ry proceedings pending he said. “I: has consumed three cal-| give the prisoner every presumption of |f@ete must beyond = reas er confidentally the Magistrate are concluded new strength. | am the inv ntor of the Dr. Sanden @ndar mon During that time ninety-| innocence until proven gutlty bt and (to the exclusion of witness * Maglsirate Brie ty 1} ld four witiesses have, been examined, | gthit Lneve Biready charged several ' eneral Brooklyn ugeut ef the Electric Belt, now known throughout world as ithou 4a the Teeeorder stilling, “bat |every other potnt tema tm one general kiyn aa ' baat t reference to the number of] F will do 40 gain. | ‘ vent thee ane te mestio Sewing Machine Compaay the model home s:If-application of «alvanie Electric- W, gentlemen per call your at-) ap embe p, mon M. Jow u FY Sees ther Rave been upon the stand. | teagan to the great primary cule, that with his innocence, ake | es lea “indgment ity. Last year over 7,000 were restored to strength. ot a st be 0 on the nn promissory a lence tn nls case alone. ag tent with bis gull ‘ O Rrees takatianed My latest model “It became apparent that frum the | Wes hai aro, Cie See © supplementary proceedings {01- . a ee “4 =n pened in any other case.” NDEN ELECTRIC BELT opening of counsel for the defense the! “Woen a verdict ‘n rendered by twelve IN ONE DIRECTION. upon you that the| iid a — DR. BANDEN E LEC 4 enue for the people would rest on cir-| {fee men. twelve impart men, ely If that evidence withesr ER N embodies all that is of value in any galvano-therap ¢ ic appliance sg ae evidence, In such a case ha verdict |e ren upongy Lg gel he fh cig aa ENGLISH PLAY WO } known, The suspensory attachment—new — brings current “rectly Raed of proof rests on the prose- eb sla “tag a i #lincases were & by them te ve eneneenicsiltinn to the weakened parts. You wear the Dr. Santen Electri Bolt all pproac’ founded upon theif examination, and In aad wat whil® v0 ‘The Recorder ere paid a bigh com-|"Rcorfer Gof was grave and solemn ii de Geis oe el et ye aad ere ee strana SA ‘bye fe ‘ ‘it k r be jon, and thelr experimenting, thelr 1: | , , hi 1 nite to-day for my li escriptive ent se re aera Sorrotnn Gee al aheas st dite ele lwatrations and their comparisons of the Racquet Cham drugs to wreck the stoma arr . gk : “The case shows.” ho eid, “an enor-| Colr-room was as allent as de: 2 stantial thous it fit were direct| Teputed handwritings with a genuine | ship. book, sent sealed. | personally answe leters. If near by, drop in fous amount of labor, persistent in- peux watched | the corder Ke Sree ovens’ and to render your Se Sere Se ee | BOSTON, Foo. #—K, K Miles, the at my office for free consultation, when we will go over your dustry and the hignest degree of pro-| tw proceded wilh the next suljec accordingly 7 alae, unas 7 , to-day. skill on the part of counsel for “leg ingot ion of ater VALUE OF EXPERTS. ABILITY, T OPINI Knglish player. eed Quincy A symptoms, You can test current of Belt. Write or call to-da the 4 ii the BILITY, NOT OPINIONS, | Shaw. or. o« This city. thit afternoon. | [r W. E. S NDEN, jin a match rt racket champiu: A b ° ’ prosecution. Molineux did not wear his usual eyni- eal gmile while |istening to ihe Recorder. Ne was xrave and earnest, and drank fm every word that came from the ‘The members of his sat were impresned.. ee hee iene apparently satiefied with what he had was admitted on iy it was 1 mast impress you at the outset that the testimony of experts in any depart- ment or branch wclence or art where mpectad funder ‘prover aod tafe Wing sary © eras ry men ver- | Mme ow vane eet ‘ow, gentiomen, | inetruct you that i} proper for ‘mony to, cal ny oF Of these expert witnesses wou 3 your attention in the forma: ee teteees. he it of sete to mind whether or ho -~ you tn examining thls tes. | Bovre: lw 2. New York, No ¥, BROADWAY, COR, 12TH ST,, Sundays, 9 A. M, to 12 ML Office Hour: Week Vays, 9 A.M. to 9 P.Me