The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1902, Page 2

RY =f THE Wor LD ALBERT ——<4e—_______ PATRIC Assistant District - Attorney Out- lines His Case to the Jury. f (Continued om First Page) - ! Age. mental worry) ite = friend on ned Batts at Waukesha, Wis. ens 25.000 cheek, nnd ae Thursday nt the » s wife.” David bo Short to cael the cheek I contend that telegram for 81ar,000 Jalone, if we can show that teh Phe een noo Cheeks and Jones conspired to write ir Gas we can, is t for th pee to cane upon 5 Until hie erate of Patrnck the cremation r pbeld. He inven th an loote trte 250.000 5 hand four Licked over Pthe traces we find Matick hotdi Seut the olive bey Ite thar ' The wilt « . . hy Patriot axon cle Hiee heres to acee Hh will : be t y | Patrick Vere F ayer « | . Ls baad . be . ' ud Sof hours . . neelt to 4 tema tt Dorne cleary was tro Hier had Kind ; Patrick, He appeared a : trick haa te te Murn the Hedy is tiitated Whiet ne {: t raed bis altentic o is f ' k ye ' yeu, Whe ts mae ' rhek be thee t Taye ve tree tere ue cutor ex thin tie the bspiracy in Wite bore remy me } MAX OOP Obra aye sere Patrick Sarcastic This be th ‘Mr et lnlehe thing ¢ Mir Os te Death cere ni Uneate miled ne § Bo anytt ‘ \ ‘may hay gminds by ' will pro Mr. Osborne t a 4 Bim. He did w a 5 Mo under the . Bulted an s ¥ b “ ' \ Po centend chet thie telegen t Wwe cans Patriok se fred too wette it oe . is clent in teselt fer roser te tts Hidiog A Ores ‘ Va Ne. i He wee OWA WY Coroners 5 What was hin tewot Ike He fatted te fod The Acecusing Hand ASHES SIN FM) to Patrick for Peace wer het i Patron ‘ mn detectiv ' were W nM on the Fifth a nN x re wy Pin hla * st . roMr et i et ore hed ! ay bi % bd f M ' not Vive very far) \\ k Tox ? ( wo p the Fifth Avenue Trust Com- r Phone relatives we than of the « Patrick, Why did y tw ] without jetting us know * i anything About Me Mr. Howe booted azain, and the Re corder warned Mr. Osborne to confine ATRICK MADE 3FATAL BLUNDERS, SAYS OSBORNE. ee ee ee ae ee ee ae ae “ee : THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1902. Patrick usenet eee Apparently Un- | moved at the State's Revelations, there was danger Pat- took preeaution, “He told Jones that dot anyway; two childr, strong a motive to do it. ‘ise he persunted Jones to give the w ald mies the jury from them. intl 19.20 tos know “ not. mor PATRICK’ S YOUNG DAUGHTER AND SISTER ARRIVE HERE, To assvsr iN YWE PATRICK OEFENCE m pain was not for him to do. ruellest things they have um was he used re to cover sinister mo. LAYYYER OSBORNE THROWING AFIT” POR THE JURY S BENEFIT | & nit was reared tn the Tex He sang in the Baptist ohurch ; 1 member well He was rica © tria “3 sincerely rested in things Miss rick ‘ us life and thought Mra. Add 1 weil when he started in . eas ")to practise jaw re his first trial | i | mi r ar His spe Haale | She believes » r rehearsing his speech with ap- . sayn|Dropriate gesturear Hor cree” aes PO yy PARNestness through everything A 5 Y “Our father knew Mr. Rice all his life, * troub! and that should heland Albert st Yoo at the same hotel in feted would Kill the aged with M Rice for a long time. ne 4 od tar Chief Commander of the ar Me a —_ , tT ar of Texas, knows Albert — = = rd to th iely stated that e would ite Paired a lies lnirtene Pa ‘i ie n for New York {f mpe hel lei ay Albert's career In rj want ‘ will of or ‘ } nal Texas have t re red some explana T % ncapa € such ‘ be eel ea to eontempl H f : ce ainine as well as L : Hs 7 known that : , “ ” a = mother 8 and broth i” ; a vio | rs sand. trie = tee , js i ' saintances thought that he | ’ aa Scrap ¢ hyo-|that man ts happ r Now Hf Patrick is i lers | SCLIGhoNninG i ! 4 Mr. Mire died a oat oat ate ‘i TAT won CEE eho & there was no forged with i A itized | r was ‘ . Me ott rates was | i Aly rdeen | n last winter to cheeksine t | mee what he could But it was hope * every act by Meo er ft s °" (leas to do anything, and he came back J why ise wert is broken and aged ten years since paper welt sont pat i rte the teerible news reached him . v Patric Le Rubidcle ‘ Avice id to say that Albert Pat- ‘ Ld macet her durin Jays of hear} brother. “Those ‘misportralt- were genuin a . 1 d are ridicu- \ as always excepttonalty | cruel and de- Galore t , ¢ # mot md! father other has corresponded with Mrs Nas our family. The¥ peaneis regularly * little girls of my . ” vad and stl ry yntidence ail her ‘auntie Every Christ Vhat man ts a ES eeiani| ft iday Mra. Francix senda ms Among ach Sood sai them thelr papa syed when young he was always th t!l not suspect any 4 Abe qndionicn’ the others nave Kent them fa their father's c ‘ ott ier e 1 Ye AB SUE anes eee veiling but the othe ut he er tor matty . i nvarken ai inw pany e Fuat 1 thought Drove (Hew Kerrier res Minuet and w bv. Ireland “tip t have ever ‘3 de a iw with the rank (Uist "just wanted to travel His Next Mander ve oh ih oad eam hd at sews are tying) contier { er of an awful erime should ‘ Mint “ rs nk return of the awful crime they ® : 1 are prnitting. If they ' eorte re it to fires and worked as hard as any one 4 in murdering my brother ave in wut, minted a ty wdiidnviah theoniwelerter vt only commit one mur- i . " " wid my poor old father, over t of age and mother, elxty- 1 Ae suld Kill them If Albert were ’ 1 a] we all know he will be 1 k T e 1 - t to Potts whe fie atmne/t Clearing je the Heit claim. You will sa Sales kive th kev Wk Held . ahaw you | Avenue: rust Company: and $90.00 MEN'S OUTFITTERS, i asec hk i, h Half-Yearly Clearing Sale UD k Pato} Of the Celebrated Byck Styles and Qualities in i, sot | Sean fetes at n’ hes, H. i, Ho | SE aithata Pte aby tia Men’s Clothes, Hats, fe ‘ 1 r wa 1 e 4 ii Shoes and Furnishings tin Rice e it owas f k 5 Is now Being Held. — } f a For those who missed reading the detailed opening an- box Jones 4 nouncement we repeat it in condensed form below ; the Motive. fics y ; Mr | Fy g,10 11.69 13.85 [r uits, ° . Je ' . Wore $2HEM Were STM aS Were Men ae Overcoats, 12.7° 15.° 19. ’ j well dow * Were w ore | “Me had snes be om ens Ske meen |x 1 ~ { ‘ Te that &: s 75 6 50 vite ih Dress Suits, 2l. 26. si blast Were $0865.00 Were fi. & 65 | Old Man's Death Warrant el aN | : 65 14. 20 in wok | Dinner Coats, Il. . : “ : XEDOB) Were thw Were $l & : wed Vv 50 15 25 ' t put of anait|s Coats & ests, 10. . | me tytn at x Were 2 . Vateiek went to his 30 1 ‘ ad asked, tm 3 20 4 5 40 ts Mr at that Me. Trousers, 3. ° vo i Kice will be nm Monday. fo) Were & 8 Wore t. Were 8 £98 etter, and tht MDL f omy rt was the o vst Furnishings at Nearly 1-2 Price. % ‘ oy owhat happened Hi and as 1 | 1 35 Sh 3.55 " iny. The old n died. te 4 YOU Ntia pat nye yng | Hats, ° oes, =: : . em ever did Ke down hat | Were 8.0 € 2.00 008 f “eH Neune dia th It le thing te start tn Jdny never did pay tha! snowball rolling dow ‘As weual, neces‘ary alterations will be made promptly free of charge, COMER A AVECANCHE | and: money will be refunded without question for any goods retur ed. ‘ ne concluded this. ser \ comparatively harmless plece of] Mis Voice to sink to afirickery, just evolved by Patrick, de Wan ense waa the silence! veloped into an {dea providing him-| , ard in every D self with a will by waiting for the ad) seat man to al t fa unemall I dd man didn't die, and there . are to be done when a man ; < ar eye way a Downtown—S, W, Cor, Fuiton and Nassau Sts, There Ie much need of a ete Uptown—154 to 164 East 128th St,, i on a (rend De Joa bi tu near 3d Ave, ‘ mart that claim wew Patrick is him not (UPTOWN STORE OPEN UNTIL 9.30.) ntlemen, | have told you In this * present the bill to Jones, Patrick had motive, but mo- Mr. Ri was peculiar. 1} cooked me will not convict, and Patrick his own He wanted some ope alwnys to taste his medicine betore he id you that Jones had op-" took lt. Jones used to take his mercury tT have tol