Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-10-29 | Page 1 | Babe Banished from Court in Murder Trial

Babe Banished From Court In ! Murder Trial Son of Young Woman Prisoner Pris-oner rpsets Mali f Justice Jus-tice By His Laughter and Loud Shrieks. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 28. Examination Ex-amination of additional defense Witnesses in the trial of Mrs Catherine Cath-erine Hosier, charged with tho slaying of Rosooe Rosier, her husband, and his stenographer, Miss Mildred Qcraldlnc Reckitt, will occupy all day Monday and part of Tuesday, the defendant's counsel announced today A verdict ver-dict in the present trial which Is on the indictment for murder of tho girl, therefore Is not expected Uefure Wednesday The court had to banish the Rosier baby. Richard, today because be-cause of the child's nols laughter, laugh-ter, alternated with tar piercing yells. Richard, who has figured prominently In the trial, furnished another feature of the day This was when Mrs, Ralph Chapelle 1 tn defendant's aunt who had been appointed Richard's custodian custo-dian by the court, was called to the stand. She mounted the platform plat-form with tho child ln her arms and Assistant District Attorney Splr.er immediately protested against such a course, maintaining vigorously that it was an attempt to Influence the minds of tho Jurymen Judge Harratt ordered ih- child transferred to other arms. Despite her collapse Friday Mrs. Rosier entered the court, apparently ap-parently suffering no distress from the valvular heart trouble with which physicians announced she was Offlicted. She is expected expect-ed to take the stand ln her own defense Monday.