Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
man then applied for anadjournment; but the judge decided that as commission in England, and my employers,convinced of my guilt, might discharge mewithout waiting for the result of the trial. Dr. Withington was the first witness. Hedeposed that on the previous Friday he hadreceived a letter from me… … POINTING AT ME, DR. WITHINGTON SAID, OFFICER, ARREST MR. JANSON ! Dr. and Miss Withington wished to return toPhiladelphia that night, the evidence for theprosecution must be taken at once. So I satat the table with my counsel and listened tothe evidence. How very convincing it allseemed! I could…
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