New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
/ = ,urnst. 1ar2 knew doceased for about 20

.,- In Auoust 1859 knew deceased for about 40
years he here few years % SeYorg yenp e or before
be died saw him once or twice month OH july o.,
1909 he left Rdge and eae od 20 my Gopr" with Caroline
, 81 o. dnnt know where he lived two days afterward
Mlier u ~ o ir from him, asking me to 90 to Newark;
- ot Caroline, and requested me to settle with
her know DR. Krehbe; he never attendeh deeeaseu M M
w. w. %Iine and she wanted $4,000 or $500 70 settle II;
brought back two bottles OF medicine maj na ~ D SsGn
70 deerased i'm Newark and showed them 10 Dr. krenDe'
and ne nt him the same kind; never gave MN any o.
cInc; went every other day 10 sec u,e"son ~ w r,
before: did not know what was 70 be In the WIZ aiter Yer
he made the will he said he would 90 soinelhne lo ph %
tlc gIrl o his SON; when tho tr0nDle occurred y,
rc ' bc cave me bond for s5OOC took II to him at
Newark when the will was maze oI ~ vi, w ' Ia
ion Tho hond. he never said must give 10 10 these
uconla n a. not true that Sic gfried ever said logg IS
poisoning me" never gave nun auy n, ~, % apr,ic.
scrbed by the physicians; never gave ,in { Ian nr
hoard him say he was suspicious ot the yslolan, III
Reyn, who was attending Caroline; ~ ~ noC - lii an
ever gave him any medicine Ike mix lherc ~as INN iii III
the table and he drank It OccasiOnally settled VII
Caroline, and gave her 500 an, the siiVo M fI Tho
Ing; the undertaken changed the puIiil p'vj snd
affair entirely with him. young scgrled mover aceu'ou
W RosannS eg teaiied that she was the wife of Fred
erck Heggi never treated Mrs. Segried roughly or a
mnlsered poison TO 1lr segIcd deceased Ca SG ed a. did
house from Newark about two weeks before nc uc. uu
not wish to 90 TO Harlem, as he sald ne @ hiu ou JUL,
with his knew nothing about slegireds VII UNI, n
after his DEATH when her husband t9ld ner tat eo d
ceased had eft them $500 never heard tEe % m
speak i'll OF his som on the contrary ne san Una. w ~ ~
recovered he would 30 to Harlem ana give g ~
the liite girl her husband called in d. krehDc, WHO
said that siegfrlcd dd tYpuS fcNefi nc
the patent different medicine from that which he hah
brought from Newark and said that he had not been
treated right; husband went To Newark because he
received letter from Slegircd asking him TO come; de-
ceased did not vomlt. although he had pain in his ston
ach never heard that the deceased poisoned, Or
tnone there was anything mysterious about his sick
and death; knew of enemies that the deceased
had except Catherine Miller, or OF any one that would
be apt 10 give him poison. go 49,,
Eiward A. AceI, OF No. 1874 Dclancevst, testified hat
he was an attorney I'm 1859, when he conducted pro-
cceding before Surrogate Tucker in relation to me
validity OF segied's WILL which was contested by ms
son on the ground of insanity: the son caiied FCoO
according the construction OF the wil which gave tlc
balance TO other hes at adjourned session the hrs
were not present. and the viii was admitted 10 probate.
The testimony Of Hegd before the Surrogate which
was read to the jury By Coroner Young, differed some
what from the testimony given by him az the inquest
Tc ury consulted only few minutes, and gave as their
verdict that "thc death Of Frederick sicgtred was
cas by arsenic pOiaJn and that there was reason TO
believe that the poison administered by Freuerck
Urpci." Tie prisoner committed 10 await the ac-
tiun OF the Grand Jury.
Coroner Young has received anonymous letter, pur
morning TO give minute details OF the pO5 which resulted
in the death Segfricd, and alleging That L. DeWer
lawyer, VINO formerly lived in siXtist, between Flrst-
ave and Avenue \, inNuccd 5icSf1ed To- 80 10 h4ggs
holsc, urged Mr.. Miller TO levy bldckntil, ana the
Ieggis to poison him.