The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1901, Page 1

_ NIGHT hd oa the Ne mee) gee All Day—RACING Z SPORTS WEATHER-FAII AND © Acti WEATHER-#AIIU AND Co DER. PRICE ONE CENT. PRICE 9: E “CENT, | “KEEP UP BOYS, NEVER “SAY DIE; “THERE ARE OTHER COURTS.” —M’ALISTER, AFTER JUDGE’S CHARGE. 0D 0-0 --— -- Jury in Paterson Girl Murder Trial Retire to Consider Evidence--Court’s Charge Favored ° E the Prosecution--Tears in All Eyes. FOOC Ono oS (By direct wire to The Evening World.) oF COURT HOUSE, PATERSON, Jan. 18, : The case of McAlister, Death and Campbell, charged with the murder of 2 Jennie Bosschieter, weht to the jury at 3.40 P. M. Ken anid he anked the. tat Judge Dixon delivered his charge to the jury in a very impressive man- —~ ner. He spoke thirty-five minutes. teats chting cocks, I Assure pou,” replied McAlister His charge was eniinently fair, but it was regarded as VERY ees UNFAVORABLE TO THE ACCUSED. All three men were visibly atfected, ; Re ont ear meee uh vat eae we... fand listened to the Judge's words with pate faces and open mouths, lone >, wert f ‘ The Judge was deeply affected himself. Tears stood in his eyes, and CAMPBELL. M'ALISTER. i ° Pini SESS SED SRE iS a EN one eRe ge a Ce BS Fe paki toward the close there ‘was a distinct tremor in his voice, After the jury. THE ACCUSED MEN LISTENING TO “THE PROSECUTOR’ Ss ARRAIGNMENT. had tired Mr. Scott took exception to the callie charge. ROOT A SUICIDE pase Se iso JUDGE DIXON’S OMINOUS CHARGE LEGISLATURE MUST | | TO THE PATERSON UE PROTECT MILL GIRLS. oo ene ee S that the were tn her) tiemen, dress and the rs + ager | been sworn that whiskey and Pel Evening s RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS. pty ht on the | jehnle, Hosechletge ates The Evening Worta EVENING WORLD'S BILL aan henge Dero eT a 2 . 1 Geant iat bel Ps Ay alae be atiusete ese I:quors, = Urges the Passage of TO PROTECT MILL GIRLS. ' na Sage 3. » VMhleacht atereteroon mill ete [sour verdict. tr Fou there Lalor DraVane Marks Bill to Make The provisions of the Dill introduced by Mepresentative Marks ; cas is i Bee ear ceritiaeaitane tnt (elsou eon aL he: teas uses and urged by The Evening Worid are: dns other ¢ sin hie pe eowhiel wil py Intent to a duty and an {ramo Ie made his final plea the Possession of Knockout Drops a Felony. e analysis made in this eowelght, not single ine and 1 _inay say th nfosston | Have the ta deny These, ke F yous to constter AL any one of these | WAS ADMINISTERED To THIS GIRL ed the gir! by th | FOR THE PURPOBE OF MAKING ee Bt INCAPABL Dixon vegan in low, pyuld be heard tt hive the jurors, He said Lo war mere! his duty focastruct che Jury an fie hoe, itopored 10 to hci oGch by Sninih DEFENSE'S WEAK SPOTS POINTED OUT BY EMLEY Tf it Is prov you] defendant nas Ie while #h al or! war equally ny |other hand, DEFENDANTS IN THE FIRST(DE- Much oocuplel with the rial Dccnnot go further tat Hen beee Pe at rae taal Mtthiv ime, nor Nive Chad MOVED PENG eld he wa at Arch Bireet Hrldge at 9B, ML. stil en iit from Pew ie ail th 13) TSS AMERLING SWEATS HE WAB AT KENT'S: A Miewed Dems. ONE WHO GAVE IT HER quicrre A almilar crusade was instituted ; HA Pe eAEaTH ks o> M “If an manigten ton But WHO PARTICIPATED vorld f a ve h: if “yh | Row t ‘ wit seta fun futeesnns sa te os) Ve Markos lll | + vable ty get mit fer the Kirt wer.” feast Ua elersto: bellevein Mie ny uraged her to drink © penalties f¢ Ny i s anc Nee ey 5 Wan adinininered tn Saal s saloon Ir any one engouraged her to drink, Bee uatt police t Manis: healie dota F. TITRA HE DANE MILK AND SELT The Jeiige wall he winhed to call the | M84 aumininies that a deug was in her glassy, Pow tat ft ntolaw and say it has ries us the murder of exceedingly rare In this ont guilty. atlemen, I have instructed in my power.* the guilt or innocence of Nou lean tind allvof one WAS MILK ON THE TRAY, ated Tae mblyman Magre| t elye the hearty, | abo went willingly to ch ‘G SWEARS HE MEARD HER SAYING NO, Same Pacts, ealoon n thar Jennie The MIM tatroduced, Seekorninaiiigelslatueeteert pay bi urged “b votely dn beth oral DEATH and CAMPBELL swore thetginl walked from the has Deen Introduced at 1 malhonitarthe inci < or near iy ne meme ; soul Bhe fs removed from the cur paiste (tas tone femblyman Maurice M LEDLaRGE NTR houTS z CHRISTIE AND SCULTHORPE SWORE BIE WAS CALL ¢ Leper " city. H RISD THERE BODILY, 0 | +e that any . { and © OM ALISTER and the others swore they put her on the blanket because KERR MAY GET ‘Mw’ A I TEF who hes in » Sy : i : Be Was tl I substunee which will pros | a : ) Or anAestbetL ea ne iwithit PKGEaUe Taisen DID MALISTER HAVE HER HATRPINS AND COMB LIGHT SENTENCE 5 | N HIB POCKET, template using I MoNulr, Seereturs of th Hentth—Ever iy tn fave hould prove ting tuch crimes as ay with, yan Voorhta, [1413 Fato Entirely Depends OTHERS COLLAPSE. Upon the Verdict in Present Trial. The fate of Goorge J. Kerr de | Caehvenge Uintah! Surileusunninet thie: tier * Nervy Leader Cheers Up His Companions * prosecution has not ss, Gearing im. Ju When He Reaches the ‘Jail. hut ene wil = Kit te trial tn ALISTER sape > WHY Dib Hi y WAITIS dnt have an engagement with Kerr at saloou. KER BAY ANYTHE AT OH HOUR AND A HALE WITH TE physictan, meanor and subject to $1,000 to $5,000, vr ti ue to five years. co ‘The mothers wey who have at heart the we @elr children and others who World In ftpport of ie me a DECLARES M’ALISTER. - ———+¢e—______-_. a:3eNe ogee no 8-9-4 3 -0-48: Sew York World {In support of the measu (Dy direst wire to The B alng W Praised Evening Wo | yi Fale and COURT-NOUSE i - yf uF ‘ 2 a aN At the Bosschlet tne | fly In taver “pew MALISTER, oue of the men on trial for the murder of Jennie PATERSON, N. J. Jan Hi but nheas ushiaa, Berean proces andl hanes ars for pushing: the Rosschieter, sald to an Evening World reporter to-day: After the Judge had charged and vit now, ‘There I nothing The and pro- od 4 iy eater y - er an bel an accesmory ary 0 a © prison sayoord bj Aaanced’ ther Bil Zeatibtactory. an eftec: feat enennls Pan wn I with to deny that I ever sald 1 was being made the scapegout TEE PTE SA ae A et SE a ote nated” teeta tive. 2 hysicians or iene I in this affair we were all together, are all together and expect to be in a state of collaper. pathy st nes fort hour while exer= Some of the opinions follow: Aptions should be together whatever verdict the jury finds, although there secms but the and) would have fallen hud Deva stopped frequently: fn bi > wales @hould be reatrleted ale. “New derney Neodn ti | pThomae Me Nmonton, inwyer— I'm glad The Bvening.-Wotid in ing. for the of Ansembly: 1, nor | gu js caught him MeAlliet ted walk for a mom | Campnell were anhen-pa Inside the Jail t themselves, and before Roln one verdict possible—ACQUITTAL.” DBATH said: “We have not tried to shield ourgelves behind Me- Alister. He knows that and we are as friendly ns ever,’ CAMPBELL said: “It is ‘not tru that we have sought or will Pablic Prosecutor Eugene Emicy -8uch a law would be eftectieg, and I! the pill. ee % KoOd-service were tn mental aveny, but MeAlla orarreanreratt| s ‘eer up Deuth and Cam ing Wi orld [fia tog the cn t/ My attenth a >| Mark's. bt it. . lin paced side by alde, McAlister in fit ‘tanta baie De ) awrul cri Rosucniniehirieet seek to savo ourselves at McAlister’s expense, We stand or fall to- ddlé, up) andidown the corridor. | he Maeane RRO fT ashe jr ha been Tre AOE Sparc L Jo a deligatfat link In tue goutney 40 ths sunay = fam ‘O. lone Keld.—Make the new! The Penaniy Ratiroad aera) eavenien ere ane eption tu J laud Sf Calllornla. ° BS ~ DIM bard und strong. Don't over muke| aL to all the great trade cen!