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' MUS. lTZEL I ON TIlE STAN J )
Det'ls the Connection of Her IusLan
. with the Alleged Murderer ,
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MURDER TRIAL TiE SENSATION OF TIEYEA I
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1'rIunt.r In I Clr n.ck Tn' Lcrs ' Ilrl , II I.
At.rn ( ' ) ' " hut Il' HUl 1Ietttn .
Con t r4I ur ( II . ( . 1'llla- : *
Iln \.IIC.U' ' .
V P1It4DFllP1UA. ! Oct. O.-Durlng court I
hours , ulder the ecrutnlzlng gaze of t court i
room crol\led \ Ih ! tralcers , n pale , worn I
, - oman : underwent an ordeal whIch wel might
have broken the nerve of many a strong man.
She wa Mrs. Carrie Alee Pltzel. With
bravery and fortude she stood the ted , In
Iplte of the fact that her IJhrslcal system had
Iieen so shalued II the hattie of \oes under
which ehe has all but succumbcl , , that she
was obl.ed 10 Interrupt her 1Itiul , nar
ratIo at frequent Inten'als to accept spoon-
fuls of Ildlelne from the trained nurse who
attended htr. In a voice brokln with grief
she told the whole dIstressing story of how
her husb,1 : , was spirited away from her and
murdered out ur sheer greed for caIn ; how
she balll hr little ones good by , confilng
them to the care uf the mal lolmes , In all
truthfulness , little thinking that when she
would next see them the two little girl woulll
be lying side hy side on the marble slab of a
morgue , cold In 1111h. ( and the boy a pHcel of
' toullerllK ( hones. Between hu biter sobs
sha relstd every dtall-from the first
meeting with holmes almost UII 10 today-
antI tO Rfctng was the story that 'ven
IJtatrict Attorney Graham , lang use < to tales
of grief and distress , paused In the exam-
Inatun tu wipe away a furtive tear.
The \oman's physical , cOIIIlIon was such
. ' that court hall to repeat her tUitmonv Ilu
y hot hRu'e , of her weak voIce. Throughuut
I oil the shrunken , pallid figure lu the clock
lat unmoved. Not a muscle quivered , not a
lash moved. even when the strain became so
halted to give the
great that the hearIng halpl gve
% retchlL woman an opportunity tu recover
herself. Indeed , , once or twl l as some stu'e-
meut from her lips struck a chord In his )
breast-If chorls there be II such R man-a
malicious sneer played around his thin ,
hloorlest hips . hut never once did the woman
look toward ilium. During every moment of
the long examilaton she kept her eyes riveted -
eted on thin comnmnonweahthm'o officers , or on
the coun,1 for the defense as 1 fearing tu
shift them to either std . lest In theIr course
they should fall upon the man In the dock.
hOLMES GUIDES TI wnms.
There were other witnesses called . but nat-
l malY lr3. l'itzel's testimony was the feature
r of time day. She went on the stand at 2:30 : In
j the afternoon , Immcilatel' upon the re38-
semhlng of the court after the lune'l recess
all remained there except for the evening In-
' termlsslun until 8:30 : o'clock. The other incidents -
cdents ct time day were the reading of state-
ments maLe by Holmes to the Bo ton ) olco
when first arrested there on November 1
last , telling the story of the conspiracy to
swindle time Insurance company out of the
$ to,000 on Ilt1el8 life. .
. , The cross-oxatimitcation of the wItnesses was
conducted actively by Messrs. Shoemaker and
' Itotaim . the lawyers "Iom Holmes dismissed
t on MonLay all recalled last night , but It was
I apparelt that It was really Holmes himself
who was conducting the defense. He coil-
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tnued to take copious notes and almost mo-
menlarl ) ' his attorneys were at the dock
&de . accepting suggestions from him. Inter-
/ide. acceptn , s\ ! estons
* est In the case Instead of flagging , has grown
with each succeS5.ve session and , I Is not con-
flamed to the morbhly curious general public ,
for during the greater Part of the day Judge
Arnold was at Intervals receiving wel known
men un the bench , while In the court clerk's
euclosure sat I group of gaily dressed society
lodle , frIends of the "commonwealth , " gazlug
currously at the various actors In the play and
drinking In every word of the testhnon In
, ( Ito opinion ot all those who herd , except
possibly lolmes and his attorneys , the evl-
denco of tolay Is strong enough to seUI him
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to th gallows. Slowly but none the less
surely , was the c'aln forged around him and
I Is I chain which \\1 be hard to break.
There will he a pretty Ilolnt of law In the
, case presently-if anything assclatel with I
/ cm be called so. There Is I law hero that a
wife cannot testify against her husband In
tplo uf this Mr. Grham declared that he
; . would c l the alleged Mrs. Holmes or How-
nrd to t'ne statid This Is why he Is combatIng -
log Helm s' assertion that this woman whom
Mr. Graham lerslsts In callIng Miss Yoke . Is
his lawful wle.
Sharply at 10 o'clock Holmes , with his
quIck stride came swinging along the steel
barred corridor leading from the cell room
and under the escort of a big officer took his
seat In the dock. A moment later the jury-
mon wer\ ushered In from theIr cell room ,
for so long as the case lasts the twelve "good
men and Irue" are ur'er lock and key In the
big jury room of the ( iI' hail.
Messrs. Shoemaker and Haton , who achieved
notoriety ) ' on Monday by wIthdrawing from
the case cinder holmes' orders , , In spite of
Judge Arnolil's thrlals , and who came back
to their client last night , held whispered
consultaton with him before the taking of
testimony was resumed. I
STA''I RESUMES ITS CASE I
The first winess today was Susan Hurley , I
who kepmm a boarding Iouso al 1001 Hac
streut. She said Plzel boarded at her house
for u week In August 1891.
Mrs. Alice Pierce of 130 I Calowhl street
identified Pitzel'n plcllre as the man who
lIved at 1316. She had known him through
lila buying elg.f at her stor . On cross-ox-
amlnaton she said I'ltzl 1 was not a man 01
cheerful tlSlluslton ,
O. laorEst i'erry . assistant 10 the president -
dent of time Fidelity Mutual Life aSIOclaton ,
was then ealel1 This was the company
that was rwlndh.1 out of the $10.000 for
which Phtel's life was Insured , ant It wa I
Pery who hegan the Investgaton Into the
gigantic colispiracy Ho first identified the
Policy Issued , In which CarrIe E. Pitzel . the
widow , Is Iho beneficiary . I Is dated No-
"lmber 9. 1S9 : Next h ( hlcntnCI a receipt
for $9,715.S5 , the amount of time policy less
expenses paid to all receipted for hy Jeptha
D howe . the St Locus attorney who reprl
sentEI Irs. l'itzel. This Is dated Septelnber
2I . 1891. i'erry was present wlln Howe re-
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cch'NI time money. When Holmes came fa
this city at the request ot the company to
Identify the both ) ' , Howe and Alce Pltzel i
were In time ofce , Holmes Cl110 In afterward -
want aUll was Introdlce,1 to them , lie and
howe me as I.trangers , hut he said ho hall
met Alice before anti she remembered him.
FIRST INTIMATION 01 FI1AUI
After the Ils'ment of the mooney time mater
was closed until a hotter was receIved hy
Iresilent Fouse of the insurance : company
trom Superintendent of Polee Harrigan of St ,
1ouls. This cOlalne,1 the declaration or !
Hllspth , time train robber that while In
jail In St Ionls be had hlanl lolmo anti
PlZt'1 talking at ormlng I con"plrae to de
fraud an Ilsuranco company of $10,000 by the
rlbsUuton of a corpse for l'ItzeL Inspec-
tur Orar of the insurance cmvlny was sent
to SI Louis aul Interviewed Hl < speth. On
the Information thus obtained a warrant wall
sworn out for holmes on the charge of can-
' and this he arrested In
splrac amid upon thll was srrestld
liostoim. Time witness went to that city and
hleltle < holmes The latter made verbal
statement 10 the wlnesl' In the Ilresenco of
flptmty Superinlolllent lianscom . Chief
of Police Wats and John
Polce
CorIsh , a private detectIve . In
' ' . " asked where
Chle ( Wal's office "I him
Irs. plzel was , " said ( Perry , "anti he replied
that he dhl not ere to tell. The I asked
him \ here Plzel was all ha said he was In
South Amerlc4 or 01 his way there and the
boy , Ilowimrd . with hIm. Alice and Nellie ,
Ice said , were In l.onlol wih MinimleVll. .
himmimma. lie lall be hal gl\l howard to his
fther II netrolt ani\ hal sent NellIe and
Alice from Toronto on a train , cit which he
. rete a short dIstance . to meet MInnie 'cvii.
liacims forget , which. either " at Iufialo or Niagara Fcill-I
After an Importanl cross exulinston : Per ) '
was temporarily withdrawn from the stand ,
TOn 0\ llEISPET1I'S STATEMENT .
Irsktor ( Wilam E. Gray of the Insurance
compan told of 1 trill 10 Si . Louis whl e
he procured lledepethi's statement. This was
produced . but not yet offered In evidence.
In cOlsequeuce of I time trackIng at I0lmes
"as begun He was fIrst located In Ogmiens-
burg. l. Y. , then at Prescott . Cammsda . cit .
various Points In New Hampshire , Burling.
ton Vt. . and 10ston. lot cross examined
anll witimdrawn temmiporarily.
- wlhrawn temporarl )
OrrlngtDn l. Hanscom , deputy superb-
tfDent ot police at iloston tlrtttfd blolnies'
arrest on . tlelTm from For Wortb , TeL.
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Ayln ! lie wits wanted there for "Iucen ot
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OhO here , " 101me. smiled itt tbl te-stlnmony.
Whn arrested holmes maid he did nol want
10 10 10 bert Worth , hut that ice would Ia
without rfqulsltol ! to Pbmiiamlelpiibmm . where ,
hI hD,1 duuled the I hleliy InlurUrl : coin-
patty of $10,00 This was entirely voluntary
uu lohmnsa' pari.
Ann I Hobhln , , the stenographer who
tole the eaUlnatou of holmes by Deputy
Harcm , hlpnlfed a cOllY of the statement.
District ( lrahmanm offered the
Attorney ( rallm oferll Btate-
rtlt In evidence anti Assistant larlow red
It to the jury , When ho imami fniher } the
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curt took a recess.
Shrrly after noon Ipcctor Ial of the
Toronto police departlN ! arrived with Mr .
Ityves . who Is expected to swear that he
lent Holmes the spade wIth which he dug the
graves for tIme Ilt7el girls. I yves lived at
1S Ht Vincent street , next to the house
where the bodies were fOlll , end he was
occntll by Holmes over ( lie hack fence and :
aklJ for the loan of n slal1. !
When court reconvened , Francis X. Qulnl , :
an employ of the Fidelity COmpal ) ' , hleutl II '
Holmes' signature to a slltllelt prepared . :
by Qulnu as notary publIc. This statement
was read anti Is In slbstanre as follows :
"Wimiie In Jai al St icuis ( ' , Holmes had m't
Ifedepetim . who snld they could get out of
Jai for $100 ; Hohnes to get $300 a 11 other
IJrt s $100. Holmes toll him of a scheme
ta tlerat1 an Ilsurance comllaU , hut that
he needed a lawyer Hedspeth referred him
to Howe , and after several visits to hll
Howe confrmed itedsp thm's statement about
time mOley needed. Timy dl8cu8seI the insurance -
sumnce scheme amid Howe asked , where
they could get a corpse. holmes replIed that
\ cuimh he all rIght as he hal , ( llnty of experience -
perience In that line. The details were car-
rich out nnd Holmes Isde arrnglmelts In
New York 'on August 9 to get a body but
the one obtained laelet the wart and other
marks pecular to Plze\ Holmes meanwhile
came to Phiadelphia and saw II1e1 Whie
here he got worth from New York tht a body
was really. He went there , got It all ,
broughmt It luck to Pimiiadeipimba. Holles a 11
his \1(0 then len towim. He went 10 St 1,011s
where lie fecund i'itzel's wife anti chidren
much excited. Holmes had several Inter-
views with Ienolal amI Howe and the
later wanted to abandon the In81'dnce
trhcnme. Holmes salll he would , not take his
chalices h Cluse the stal:1 was not big enough .
Howe tlemande,1 $3.000 ( nf the money If It
\ ent through , atI Holmea . claimed that Limbs
was outrdgeous , ns he had taken all time
chancls and done all the dirty worlt.
"When Howe threatened to expoae Holmes
smlell and tel him he was not arld. as
ito ) md every Incrlmllltng word How hall
uUered. 'I have had ' a phonorrdh ; , In lie
hureau drawer , ' he exclaimed ' cooly , The
money was finally obtaIned and Howe kept
halance. $ 2ro1) ; of " It , ! rs , 1111el bellg gIven the
! HS. PlZgf , ON THE STAND.
This conchlled the statement. During Its
remmthimmg three ' vomen were usherll Into
court by a side door. One was "Desa"
Plzel and another her mother. There was
a buzz In the court room when District At-
toray Oraham calM " Irl. i'itzcI. " A tall .
slender svoman dressed In shabby black , her
face pale and worn , took tIme wness 1"111 ,
In answer to a long serIes ot questons ( rom
Mr. Graham , she said : ' "My name Is Carrie
A. P\zel , anti Benjntn F. P\zel was m )
husbanll him July 1891 , wo lived , in St. Louis.
My I Ilsband had talen a policy In the Filelt )
compan for $10.000. On July 29. he left for
Phiadelphia. In connecton wIth the maUer.
I know the prisoner. Before July 189. I
had met him several tmes with my husband
when he came to our house In St , Louis and
whln wo hived on Madison avenue ChIcago.
I corresponded with my husband whie he
was In i'hmhladeipiuia. He saId he was In the
patent business In this city. I knew hD
was lIving under the minnie of Perry "
"Diml you know anything about the property
of 1ioirmes-time Slxt-thtnl street 'castle ? ' "
"ny my husband telling mo about I. "
On objection being made on the gound uf
Irrel vane ) ' . : Ir. ( raham said he proposed to
show that the FortVorth and Chicago 11NII'
ertlf were In ti.e nome of I.yman amid that
both Holmes and i'itzel-Ijmmman being an
alas of the latter-were Interested In them
This ho sal .i1latet to the mnotlvea In addl.
< . motres
ton to the desire to get the Insurance ummoumey .
that actuated Holmes In killing 1 I'Hzel and
time cimihdren , 1nd would hI folowed by proof
of a quarrel between Holmes anti Plzel con-
cering the ownershll amid tte to the vrop-
ertles.
ertes.ImFUSlm
ImFUSlm TO BE A pAITY TO IT.
"Did you havc any talk wIth Holmes about
the Insurancu case before It was carried
out ? "
"Once he spoke to mE about I when he
came back ( rom the south and asked mo I
Ben had told me about it. I saId yes . and I
"II not want anylhlng 10 do with < \o Ho said
Ben woull , he home from the south soon ; that
he was sIck down there. "
Contnuing , Mrs. Ilzel sall : " 1 knew
Howe through Holmes. By his advice , I em-
ployell ( howe /nd gave him the power of at-
10re ) ' to collect the money . I doum't know
who prepared I , but howe brought I to be
sl ned. "
"I sain a paper that a man namell Perry
hall been killed hy nn explosion hut Holmes
tolll me m ) ' husband was all right. .
"In whose care did Alice leave St. Louis ? "
CULnmN IN hOLMES' P088"SSIO
" 1mm howe's She wlnt at Holmes' sugges-
, tomm . to Phlalelphla ! to IIlnly the body , he-
eusl I was sick I asked howe to take
care of Alee , and Holmes said he would.
MinnIe Wiiams , Holmes' cousin he said
would take care ot her and If I grew very
Ick hi wohl semI Benny to take care of
me. I next saw Holmes on September 2i ,
when he came 10 our house and said he had
brought Alee back to Cincinnat lie said he
would lake Howard and Nellie to Alce , so
she would not he alone and had mad" ar-
ranements for Alee to meet them In Indian-
.mpolis. I took Nellie and Howard to the
depot Howe was there and saId the Insurance -
anco mane ) had bean paId. Holmes saIl to
him : 'You had better give her some ummoney . '
( 'nd Howe gave me $5 , I bade the children
goodhy mil they got on the cur.
"On October 22 Holmes came 10 the honse
In SI Louts and we went to Howe's 0111cc.
olle.
Holmes was there . and Howe said the scheme
was 1 ( ralll anti he washe,1 his hands of \o
They wanted me to sign a paper In regard to
lIove's fee , and aCer holng assured that I
would not he implicated In the affaIr , I did
so holmes then went mmnder time nale of
howard. He demanded $300 or $100 of me
and I gave it. He wanted to go to ole
h.tul to pay off the note Lue to time Fort
Worth . prol rt ) . . I got the $ .OO , and he
look II. We went around to the baule. The
money was In $100 bills . all hut one old note
n $1,00 bill. Ho took the money and welt
to a side wlndo\ Then he cale back ant
hreught the note . salng It was Ilaid. He
toll mo to lake care not to show It to Ikum
when I law hlmn "
"low much dId " you get In all of this
Insurance 10npy ?
"I received $500 ; that was all I ever got "
" , \Cer this transaction what became of
Holmes ? " I
"He took another $100 for the chmlhtlren ,
who , ho said , would neell some In IndIan-
apohi. lie went away and SOIO tIme afterward -
ward sent me a leter ( rom nellol 10 come
on Iht'e to see my hmmebanti. "
"nld yocm see your husbanll ? "
' "No he then sent me to visIt my parents
at Helm , Ill. "
H181AlD DID lOT A'PI'EAIL.
In ans\er to furthcr questions . Mrs Plzel
wenl on : "When I went to Detroit wI.h
Dcua all the b.by ho met us ald took us
to G es6's European hotel I said I expected
to hear ( rom the children , ant Ie salt they
wcuII write In a few t1ys , Holmes regls.
terel for me as Ir MIami . lie remaIned
In Detroit unti October 18 , "
"li'i ho explain wimy your husbI11 was not
there ' "
" 10 said he hal locked all over the town
alll could not find a vacant house where I
would be convenient to sle. Ben. On the
morning of the ISth ho saId we bettor gi tu
Torontu. He thought n.ssa ! lould Join the
other chlhlrn In IndianapolIs . where Ihey
wert In charge of a widow , he saId Accorll-
Ins to his story , he harl hought come property
ter his \ I ( e's mother , hut as she was not
ready to mo\e Into I I could lIve there free
of renl .1 asketl him the lame of the widow
mr chlIlren were with , anti he said : 'it's a
peculiar name : I cannot think ot it now. '
, I now.
Wt th\n went to Toronto where he also registered .
Itert me as Mra . Adams. My husbant. he
uld was In Ientreal , weltIng for word to
come on.
"Oe dy i'e brouh me a letter fNm NellIe.
n was In cipher and he read It' to me thus :
'Dear Iamma : We Ire all wel anti , going to
school . hut howard won't mlnt Alce , lie
will get dirty We have plenty to eat and
the woman Is real go.1 to us , '
"We Were In Toronto from . October 18 to
October 25. 10lmes 11,1 not stop at the
cattle house with us. I don't know where hIs
diferent stopping places were. On Lie after-
lon of the 26th ho came 10 the hotel and
s Il ho wanted tee to hurry up and gu 10
l'reict Can. . , and there cross over t Og-
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eenBhlr , N. y , 'c\'o went to l'relol cinch
"taYNI at the national I hotel cmntil I November I
I.'rom there wo went 10 Burlngton , Vt
holmes hall , hero relied 1 furnIshed houlo
on : lnooka a\'enll. lie told me that I 11\1
, 'or olt time nme of Adams antI , to go by
the nmo at Cook. lie claimed II be aetmd.
lag dl.mon(1 elrs to 111 In Montreal , Time
lend week wo were In Ilrln ton , I saId 1
\a not Joln ta stand I any longer.
\vlioLF : FAMILY DISAIII A HEn.
"I wanteti to see len , amid I told Holmes
1 believed t wa9 lelng 10 me lie denll1
thIs I rhl : 'I do not hear from ( my chill-
dren and ron salll I would get the rent from
the Fort Worth property . amid I ha\'e nol a
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6cratch to show' I said I would go to the
ciiihtlrcmm In Inllanalol8 , but ha e'mltl : 'No
not until you re lhcmi. ' lie said \ ho was going .
Ing to take Hen to the states anti get him
to sign pnpprs ahont the Fort Worth property
ant sell it. For two or three days I ,111 ,
not see imim mind then he came anti told mo
lie IUHI taken time chIldren to Toronto lie
9lhl 111 harl out heavy coat on them , so
they \\ouhl not catch celL , anti that they
were Illrfcll ) ' haPII I never raw him on
Bunda's ; he never came around , lie s3hl
heulll hale ! to go to Montreal , as Ben
hall been uhrituklrmg , ant Wlt not takIng care
of the dlamonll d'es. lie told me to 10 10
the coilar . alli under the potato hln I woul
finch I bottle of dyumnuiiIe . which I should
ear ) 10 the attic. I did not cary It tip-
stair thouh 10imes was there leown as
Judson lie tolll me Hen had been drinkIng
unit was slelt , amid arke,1 , me what I would
< 0 It ho ehouhl die. He ! lI : ' 1 have one
grave mnrlt1 for him. ' , \1 my letero were
given to 10lmes to mali . He said he sent
them 10 Cimicago , where Pat Qtuimilan the
jnl r of the CasUe , took care to get them
to m ) ' immmibantL"
A nUlbel ; of lete written by the witness -
ness glnn to IohneR to mal were IdEntled
by her None hal been mumaliel. She wal
shown t\o uthers , written by AlICe nli lel'
lie. That by Alice was marked by chUlsh ,
affection for her ahlent motimer anti bore a
rude Ir3wlng of "l'nele Tom's Cabin , " which
time little one had ben reading. At the sight
of this the nuotimer's heart uvel'lowe\ and
she wept bltteriy. The woman who accom-
panied her and Dess' aroma , aumti walking to
the wlnees stamud gave the hne3ved womun
a teaspoonul of medicIne. There was no ono
In the crowded court room who did not ap-
predate the Ilatho of this seenl' but the .
only change It malle In Hulmes' exprrslon I
svau' a malcluus grin on his thIn hipti.
SUSPICIONS AI1OUSED
"Have yomu nc your husbant since he left
St Louis . for Phiadelphia ? "
"I have lever scan him sInce July 29 ,
189t , nor heard from him since August 29 ,
when I got the last letter In his own hand-
wring , " she answered , tearfully. "That was
' , . "
( rom I'htiadelpim In.
"Havc yotm ueen or heard from Alice , Nellie
or Howard since this man got II0Se5Slou of i
them ? "
"I have not heard from them. "
"Have you seen thorn since ? "
Sobbing bitterly . the woman answerel1 : "I
saw AlIce . and Nellie lying sIde by side In the
morgue at Toronto. I never saw Howard
except what once belonged to hmimmm . In Imidiami-
apols , In the coroner's ofhice. "
This end\d the examinaton In chief.
In nnswer lu questons ( rom Mr Hoton
sue said she was married to plzel In Galva ,
I. In 18i8. She did not know where he
atI Holmes had first met. She though It
was In 18S9. She . first met Holmts II the
restaurant at Slxt-thlrt anti Walace streets ,
Chicago , the "Castle . " when rime was with
her husband there In 1S9 Sue did not see
Holmes until this Insurance matter came up.
I A long line of queslons was put to Mrs.
Pltzel , many of which were put out on the ,
ground of trrelevance. At 5:30 : a rees was
taken nnd up to that tIme her testImony haL
not been shakn ,
NIGhT SESSION DEVELOPED ITTIE ,
The court reassemhled at 7 o'clock and
during the few moments that elapsml beforetime
the buslnel of the cue was reulet Hulmes
eat In the duck , reading "Stephens' Digest of
the L1w of Evidence. " At 7:10 : o'clock Irs.
Pltzel's trying ordeal was resumed . after she
hall taken a liberal dose of melUclne ( rom
the traIned nurse who accompanIed her and
her tlammguiter DeBa. The croes-exauuminatbon
was continued , but developed nothing to con-
tim'ert her evidence In chief.
DktrIct Attorney Graham then showed her
the crayon portrait of IPt1el , arid she mlt :
"Yes , that Is a good pIcture of my husband
when he left home. "
Tide concluded Mrs. Pltzel's testimony . and
at 8:30 : o'clock she gave way for her daughter -
ter , Jeannette Desa. Her tEstmOny was
largely corroborative of that given by her
mother concernIng tIme departure of the , chi-
den amid the sub quent travels of Des.t and
her mother under Hulmes' guidance to time
varloul elte ' naummetl
IrH. Plzll WdS recalled anti the dlstolet
attorney questioned her urther regai ng
the stay In hhumrilngton. DurIng the second
week there. sue ald , holmes took a lIghted
lamp and went down Into the cellam . Sue
thought she had better folow hIm amid did
so . hut he urged her to return to time upper
1001' , fearing that she waul catch cold.
Time wlnlowo In the collar were out . amid
Hohnls ated for a hammer and naIls . saying '
Ing he would put them In.
Mr. otan objected to thl" lne of evidence
on the ground of irrelevance. I
: . Graham aId that ho proposed to show
that Holmes had Lug a hole In the cellar
and covered It up as he had done In every
case where he had rentel a icomie. Judge
. \roll sUEtalnel time objection , and at this
tIme . St : o'clock . curt adjourned until to-
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limo rrow.
: : lnr.\.t i liohtuies tl :1. . YII.r.
DF'Im. . Oct. 30.HeE. . J. WIlcox .
Pastor of the Fih Avenue Iethodlst Episcopal -
COIII chureh In this city , saL today that
he marrlel Holmes , now on trIal ! at Phia-
tielptmia and MIss Georgiana D. Yoke , Janu-
ary 17 , 1891 Their license was regtlar In
cn'l ) : resprd. In It time man's nlle wa"
given as Henry :1 Howard of FortVortim .
Tex. , and the woman's resldlnee as I rankln ,
Ind. They ver. . strangers to Mr. Wlc ' x , and
e.mo to his residence In a carriage. He
mm'arricd . thrm In time IlrCence of members of
his icouseimoid. A
Edward Hose\at r rpeaks at the citIzens'
mass meeting at the Coliseum Friday even-
November 1.
lug , Nov\mber .
'g.\'I'H Hit J'"OIUe.\S'I.
Pulr imnt Slhiici'cYim rnu'r In the
J I.tt'rn unt 111'lln lt eJriisktm.
" 'ASIINGTOl. Oct. 30.-Tho forecast for
Timurada ' Is
Thursta ) :
For Nebraska-FaIr : slghl ) warmer In
time easter portIons ; easterly wlnj .
For Missouri-Local showers ; northeast-
erly wititla . hecomlng varia hIe.
For iowa-Generally faIr ; south to west
) .
winds ; warmer In the wester pO.ton ,
For I"ltlas-Falr. Ilrlclle,1 by local
showers In the soulhern IIJI.ton ; norlherl
wInds sligiitls' .
; sl wlrmpr.
For 80ulh Dakoln-l ; norher ! winds ,
shiftng to westerly ; warmer In time ' eat-
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l'rn portion. .
porton. .twul lt'eord
OFFICE Ol THg WIM'rlmn BVHEAl' .
OIAHA Od. 30.-0nmhn record oC lem-
:
perlure amid rainfall , eomlJled with the
day uf Limo ) four '
l'rrosllomlng ) pasl years :
189 1 11 1t93. 1892
llxlmum lemparature. . . 41 : ' ; r 51
lnlmum temlllrtul.2i 33 31 : r
Average . . . . 31 31 41 15
Irfclplaton ! Illplratre. . . . . . . . . . T .0 : .r r . 0.i
( oOlton ot teumiliermtUre and precIdtntlon
at Omaha for time day and since March 1.
1 ' 95 :
Normal tellllrnture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Deficiency for thin tn ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Accumuln excemmm slm'o larh 1. . , . . . . .
Nornam Ilrlllplalon teL \xe 1 . . . : . . . ( . . 1. . . ( . Inch
Uelclency for the du ) ' . . . . . . . . . . C Inch
Total precipItatIon sluice March 1 19.50 itmehm's
Delelenc \f'clJlltalon ) 1. . . . 9.51 IUllls Inehls
Icl"rl" trout : nlol' ut 1 II. U.
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ITATIQ : : ' \ I
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a . . " ; : g I .
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Oahl . . . . . . . lid : 4' ' T Clommtly.
: Condy
North 1lalo. . . . 4n 00 .OU Ci.'i-
V.I.IIIO. . . . . . 40 44 .un Clear.
t.iitc.io . . . . . . . :11 : 40 .Ou C"r. '
11 Eommls. . . . . . . 4U 48 .01 .Ot Cloudy .
51. Pall , . . . . . . . . a8 -o .00 Ciotiny
Davemuporm. . . . . . : : . 40 .on Clumly.
Kanau City. . . . . 42 II T Cloudy .
Ciy -t )
lelcn : . . . . . . . . . : 00 .00 Clear .
11.cvru. . . . . . . . . : m'c I C : .on Clear
Salt Lake City " . . . ISO ccl .no Clear.
Cly" 10
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11hanisrec..q . . . H 44 .00 Clomitty .
SI. Vilcant . . . . . .i2 s 36 .on ConI ) ' .
Ch".unu. . . . . . :4 H ,00 Clear ,
Wllblon. . . . . . . . :0) : ' 3 .011 Clt'mr.
C1"ar.
1taItiCiiy . . . . . . 'itt fn 1 .ou Cia.ac- .
Oal'.tol. . . . . . . . . _ _ _ lt 1 , .thi ( . IIII :
"T" indicate , trace ofprectpttauon.
precpitaton.
L . A.1L I. 0bserve .
Take your ladies and : lend the great man
mlitng at the Colseum Friday nlehl
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I
AL1OSTREAPyFOR 1- . ' . TiE JURY
Nothing but the ; ' Jl ! fO'8 Onrge Romalus
to Bp .1IjIvored . ,
ATTORNEY BARNES MAKES A STRONG PLEA
" I
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I.rw'r. I'iulsli , , time Argo tmi'mt. . nmmml
I IN II..trl' ' hut n 11111 " rr-
did \11 I ; ' 'Ut'nth'r'tl hJ'
'I'ulurt"w Ih'rnlaK.
I .m
IAN I"UANCISCO-Oc. 30-Dhtrlct Alor-
ley larm' ! today alllllRcd as the ccntral
furo In the last scene of the trial of ( Timeo-
dare 1'lrralt. Whie the spectators In the
crowded curt room craned their necks tu
catch every word of the speaker . hl delivered
what Is consIdered In mln ) ' respects , ana of
the strongest arguments ever made to a Call.
( orla jur ) ' . Ashle Crol hellg logical c.nd
convilcllg In his discussion of the testl-
mommy , he made two or three dramatIc h )
plays that put a severe teat to the Iron
ner\s of Lime prisoner . Of these scenN I
the most Impre8sh'o took place In the early I
part of his arglment , whel he spoke Of :
how cotimm'cel for time defense hall Invokell the ,
spl'lt of lanche Laumont and voIced hem :
thoughts b ) ra.llg : "Iet him go free : . he
harmed mime not , " Whie looking Intent ) at
the frame bearing MIss I.amuommt's . dress .
which stood nea' time jury box and Iclns
how . thl'olgh the long days of the trIal , he
hal , feen the 'oung . 1111 clothed In all her
Inn < c nce and purl ) , Mr. Barnes reached
the clmax of the Ecena. Turimiumg upon Dur-
rant , who was slllt only three feet away ,
the distrIct .1UOre ) ' , with clenched lists ,1d
In n voice of thunder , exclaimed :
"I see her umo % % ' . ' 'hert she stands behInd
him at this very mumouuient nol praying for
vengeance for hlr deep ant remellea !
wromugs not Cor time law's retribution upon
her nJIIertr , but wllh up\ted hands and
stllamlng eyes , prayIng that Got will not
put I Iltu your lmeartmt by the mockery of
a verdict of not gui ) ' , to set free this man
ster to lIre upon other soul , Pollute wIth
vie hands other chlllrP1 and defy anew that
GOI of Justce , whoEe ministers you are. . "
lUHtANT WAS UNMOVED
Durrant was the least affected l'erson In
the curt room Whie Mrs. Noble , the deal
glrl's aumumtVCit sIlently , anti l'\'lrybody else
was thried with the Impressiveness oC time
sceumi' Burmnt sat stolid and immdlileront. \s
the district attorney's last worls were ut-
terL the Ilrlsoner whIspered something II
the car of his mother , wlo sat near him , all
remark. smnllwl as I pleased at the wi of his own
Mr Bares began his argment by dwelling
upon the personaltes of MIss I,3mont amid
Durrant , and o\tlnlng the grounds upon
which the. state bases Its contention Ih:1 : no
one hut Durant eJu1 be the lurderer , lie
spoke II part as ( alows :
"The individual who perpclrat the lmdo-
ohm murder with whIch the Ilefendant
stands charged , antI which has harrowe the
soul and frozen time hotly of this comlunl ) ' ,
Is no ordinary criminal , and his crime In
every aspect In 1llch I nlY be conslLerllI
Is wIthout a paral/l / 1t was not committed
under a blnd amid Curious Impnlse tu revenge
some real or anQlcll , wrong tu hiE person ,
.
his Ilropert or Ills character . nor for 10tVe
of gaIn , nor In time mmlsf'lon ' of robber ,
nOl' yet lulel' the Pot spur of je310usy. I was
In every sense a cftlt.l-biootled , vicious murtar ,
I was wihout th1e ) , slIghtest provocation or
apparent excuse or palliation . The assasJln
ChOEO for his victm an Innocent and helpleE :
malden , She wee unduveloped lu mind , pure
In life anti of simple ! ' anti unsuspcctng na-
Lucre and presenting In bohy nona of the qual-
)
Ites which are \Pose,1 tu rouse the evil
pasion ! of the sCllcar " nL the iibertlmme .
"I'or the scene , pf. hIs dre11ui assault the
murdered selected pq.1vangehicah chtmrch dedIcated -
Icated to th worship of Oed lie took the
life of hl [ ' vlctm'ot ; : lh the savage mercy
of the Pistol O. tIme knife ( hut he tor-
tlrrdbrr with Iho Ilplerllg procs , , of stran-
ulftUn ! drJ\I g lie crml e , fimier . eep Into !
tie lenner leSI at j'lr ' Elenuer Lrmroat . nnn so
fiercely did he t hIs devil'a work that the I
stgma of his crime remained until the discovery -
covr ) ' of her conle , clearly discernible as
to the C.tUf' ! of death , not only hy the ex-
Pert surgical exammminer but by the moat unlearned -
learned observer.
"What other I amiy wrong was done her
before hr soul escaped all went to heaven
we do Hot It a 1. The advncementt
nturl decomp.s.t on hafeLlnveslsaton and
mrde know ledge iuimposIble : but \e do knuw
that either living 01 dying ( or deal , she was
taken by him up the steep staIrs oC the
steeple of the bclfry of the cumurcim where he
supported tle pOol body with blocks of wood
anti let It there to rot In nank ness and
wiher In the cool western wlnl that swept
through the lofty spire lie hid the remains
where he believed , they welt remaIn UOUS-
covered burial , and have no INlise of ChristIan
NO WITNESS nUT OOD.
"Nono saw time crime save God whom
he feared rot , lS he extended the naked amid
slender ferm on the belfry floor . laid the
tl'in arms across the unlevelolled bosomim
proppel the heall and stratgimteneti the meager -
ger body In the dust. lot n human being
had beheld his retreat from the awul prea-
once of tie dEath which was his work \
time secret was safely locked II his breast
There lay the IpeE-lI'sS anll untestfylng
. anll what as it mmow to give hmimmi
corpse "hatas I 10W gl'e hll
( ear ? I half been nothing but a girl after
all , anti concernlnl her there would he the
salC eLi story , 10 which he could help to
give cnrr"ncy-the same ell ! story of a van-
Ished girl , a dlstracteL family . on ineffectIve
amid perfunctory search among time houses ef
I-repute. a reluctant conclusion that this
Ute one , like othlrs of Eve's daughters , hall
HanD to her mural dl3tructon : a picture
turned to the vaii . a lale never spoken , ami
oblvion , personal antI social , for poor , lost
Banche Lamont. And he was right for time
lCment , The mUltelel' went his gui )
way wih his undIvulged crimne , unscathed
and unwhlped of justice . whll his vIctm
lay In the spIre that poInted Its slender , figure
to tile sky . as If raproachllg Its Ruler for
Ills unmovl11 : indignation. "
Mr. Uarnas then related the circumstances
In connecton with the dllcover of Miss
Lamont's bet ) " and from the facts drew the' '
conclusion that she \as lurlered hy sOle I
melber of the chu cl , who hal keys to the ,
builidiumg , and in whom she had confidence.
'ho murderer must also have bien a man I
whose cunning was sufficient to enahle him :
to stle the nalural feelng of timidity which I
alwayu accompanies imimmocemice anti Inducl
her 10 go along wIth him to the darllened
church In whiCh they both wurshlpell on
Sunday. Such a man , ha sall , Is Theodore
Durral3t. ! Only a monster capable of taking
the life of an Innocent gIrl , he said , could
remnalim cool Imps8h'0 amid alulst defiant
when accused of fch a crime
"Genticmnen . " cDn\lnled Mr. Bares , "such
a man Is such a' ' mare quality that If con-
fronted at last with the proofs oC his crme ,
whoe recital has ' ' o ko all clvllzaUon , he
could and would , ' he has done . sneer-
ant I ! tone.
ingly l smIle In 1\ t \ ) , 'ilwfUI ' presence of the
relics of his vlcUIl , tprn by his hanl , from
her stIffening body , ant exhibit nlher pas-
alon nor emotion. neiher sympath nor regret -
gret for the unfortunate " > . child bo hal brought
to a premature grave , Rurh s man { out well
lie II jai awallnK his trial for mmiurde And
cloth his villainy wIth thl tlRk of a pie'
tended trust In the Jlhuh whom lie ba.1
defied , soil , itlar , the saint with \'elll nntl
Ilhmles Btolrn ( rm holy writ. Ill coull
Istpl wlh grim CmlllncPlcy whIle hIs cutmum-
leI truRll.t 10 weave 1eh of ( suispicton ' 111\1 ,
1 ' lsnlon mmrounth ole whom hl Ilw to Lo I
lnmmoent . antI from the bllnnlng 10 tic- eu.1 .
of hb trIal for ( time highest crimI Itowl 10 I
tll law remall the same Imlusuble , , mlng
\'laln. I
"imhtrant'a ) testimony Is : mus of contra-
( lelons frol beginnIng to enti " 11 : tr.
hiarnos . "Not only ha he , , cOnlrn-j
tullnon ) ' of the bmrosecmltiomi's wItnesses , but
ho bas contradlclel , the tclmou ) ' of lila own
I submit to you , gentlemen . that there Is
10thln ! In the Istmony of the deelHlant ( or
auy wltnes8 presented , by the defense to
cstablsh an alibI that lice lleenee ( hlS trleJ
to build up In this case "
Mr , Iares closed , with an eloqucnt appeal
to imo I jmmry 10 a\'elle the lurder of Ulalichi'
Iamont anti protect the women amid gIrls
u : time stale hy retl'nln verdict of guilty
of mUlller In the Irat degree , wih Ihl' pemi-
ally of death.
)
Judge Iurphy wIll charl ? the Jtmry lomo
row morlnl und a verdict , Is oqllclCl1 hy to-
mOlrow night. .
Wi Ourley speaks at the cItizens' mass
meHlnl at the Coluum ! Frid.my evemming No-
vlmblr 1 . -
( ' .tM'l'i : ( A "O'I'I.n : IiIll .
A UII"(1 IUII . J.nl..lnl. . 'uh t-nth'I'
\1" II ( Jhwllllt.
A Clncmrat tounllr has umlerlaken to
cast a monstel bell for a local church-a bel
that wi exele,1 II size ant weight any une
In the Vnlell States , ant exceld the Ion-
traal clthulral hell , which wegimu thirteen
amid one-hal tone. This royal vibrator , say
time Cincnnat Emmqulrer . wi be cast II a
heroe ! mold , not as Immense as that ot the
Moscow ( bell . Egnalzlll ! In history . amid son !
but In proporlons ! ufclent ) grand to make
I a curiosity Its weight , for . Instance , will
be nerly 30.000 pouunds-pretty near cmmoumgh
volrdupolE , tu n1ko a complete church chime.
Fifteen tons of molen calIper and hum will he
requlret to fill the mold , new almost coma-
pleted at the Hucleye Dell ( ounlr , ) ' . At howl
that omount of metal will be In the ( urnce ,
and pretty nearly oil ot which wi ba run
out when time proper moment arrivea
Bill , considerable i\orl of a careful klUI has
yet to be accomlllshell heoro that auspicious
tme comnee. A corps of mechanic ha , been
husy for weeks emi the prellnlnarle ! So
much pace waD required to do time thing
properly thnt the Interal arrangement of the
foundry h811 10 bo overthrown to 1 consider
able extent. A deep pit hal to be dug In
which to place time foundation works , 0 to
_ imealc Cuslg ! the removal of a large derrick
usel for the heavy handling customary In
luch estabhishmunents. Then au overhe111 lift-
lug apparatus had 10 bo specially construeteel :
tu be aIde to handle the castng ate It hail
cooled-to 1 ( I out of Its Place and carry I
where It could be aL\ctageoul.ly moved to
the out'ido of the bumilding .
At present there Is an I-looklug , concern
outehle the foundry . partially on the street
and partially on the sidewalk. . Anyone see-
log I. who h3d had experience In log cabin
huldlnl here or cisewimere would be at
tracted by I ; so , IJerhaps , would be the
ploneel' faruner who haL to make hIs graimi
hlus out of logs. The reporter only meaurell
It wIth his eye but It must be twemmty-flve
feet long , ten feet wIde anll twenty feet high.
I Is con llucle of heavy timbers' , notched
at time ends so as to lit strongly and snugly I
Into one another , leaving openIngs of three
or ( our Inches between tmbers , I Is fled
to th" top with clay , whIch will bo used In
making the mold.
Thcre Is a bin In tIme foundry , a few step !
In ( rom Lice front door which , on first notice
might be thouJht to contain a heap of an
thracite coal. Uut on clo'er inspection a mor
metallic baLer Is discernible. SuperIntendent
Iotz , the overseer and deslguer of time blr
hEl , wi Inorm you thal It Is the copper for
the bell , In which ho 19 taking mora Interest
because of what ho litts at stake than those
who will have to pay for his pains verhp9. '
On the floor near the bin are piles of bar
These are the Un pigs The . alloy ot coppe
and tin used will be 78 parto of the fonnc
and 22 of the laUer. The bell was malle poe
sible by the gift of Joseph luddeke , deceased .
whose widow canted omit hIs wishes by pial
log the $10,000 allotted by her hu band fem
thut purpOS3 at time Llspo91 of the pastor 0'
the Church of St. FrancIs de Sale. The hell .
hmowevem' . wi coot a larger sumim
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Wiiam S. Poppleton speaks at the cli
zens' mass meetng at the Colseum F\lda
evening , November 1.
.
10lg J.'OI 'l'ln lIAuitlCSS.
. A Ht'llvltla' ot Gioss ' . ni" . . . " Yoi'k'
IlA fl I ChlCI"f ttimii .
There Is hope for bald-heads. Men wll
have exposed their glossy 10mes of though :
to the elements anll the Intrusive summer Ir
says the ChIcago Times-Herald , are at las
atoflet nn opportunity to acquire the shagg
chrysanthemum hIrsute oC a cenler.rush In ,
college foot bal ttam , Men who have hal
their locks picked II Ihat pebky old burglar
Father Time can now have the key that wl
nnlok the secret of luxuriant capillary ex-
crescence. For the man who haa ch lengeL
ate and yole" hImself to the new WOlal
only to find hint malrlmony means a denule' ,
palo there Is balm In GIbead. For the mar.
who has Inadverlent ) launched out Into nr
early career of reckless piety and has dropped
his cerebral covering In a vigorous tusle with ,
the e\1 one there Is the glad Ilromlse of a
new crop
A broker on the Chicago Board of Trade
who has a rich red mustache but no hair emi
his head , has offered $ : , OOO 10 any ana who
can grow on his barren top a sh3ggy growth
oC carmine hue.
The Chicago man Is not Inclined 10 split
hairs as to just how It shall be dune. 1)az-
1Ie by the mnnltcenco of the offer and am-
bus 10 cuntrlbute somethIng 10 sciemmco . a
New York specIalist has undertallen time job.
Like the man In Conan Do'le's story of the
"Hed-Headed I.eapue. " he has begun adver-
tsing for red-he3ded mcmi He orers $500 to
the man who Is wIlling to aimed , his scalp and
alow I to bo grafted upon the head of the
Chicago Bord at 'trade man. Hero's a great
opportunity for men who have a surplus crop
of fiery hirsute. Many a vagrant sorrel.top
will prick np hIs cars at this chance to turn
nn honest penny and the man In New York
will no doubt have a glittering array of au.
bur eap.sheaves from which to male a
select Ion.
selecton
In the meantime the men wIth the hairless
palaces of tbought need not despond. The
barren anti cheerless waste may yet blossom
with fibrous and filamentous p luxuriance .
.chnllt ot Coiiipiiimmcujs .
Harper's Houlll Table : "hiullo , Fatty , "
said the Copybook to the flictiouiary.
"hlullo , Thlnny ! " retorted time Iictbommary.
"You're a wordy person , Fatty . " said the
Copyhook.
"You'ro aim comply Ihlng , Timinny , " said the
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Dictionary. ,
"Bouml to Iave the last word . eh , Fatty ! "
sneered time Copybol : ,
"Nee,1 I In my hmmsimio . Thlnmmy . " sall the
DictIonary , and the Umbrela In the library
corer laughed su hard that It bent ono of
Its ribs
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Wheels-- : - and . slightly used
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BUY NOW ! DON'T WAIT !
W.IT
Come in and see the m
Safes-- . sold. feW shop worn safes that must be
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crsVitlm it as a
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what wmll satisfy you.
[ STSTOVE PLANIN tib .4' Your Dealers ,
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