The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-13
pose they, pointing to the detectives. shave told

pose they, pointing to the detectives, shave told
"You have not been married longsn
.No, SIR; only about ave qoathan
"where were yoq marriedf asked Captain IN
she twisted and turned considerably, and siovS6
Dy the nervous movements OF the hands and lips
that the question was q dlstastelul one -
~ won't answer that question y she said at Ienc,s
The detective then explained to her that she nse;
was merely asked in the interests OF the case sU1
for the press as there was reporter present ms
seemed to satisfy the woraa, and she said II that
questions they liked and she woud answer III them
she saw 1T. Detective Farley then informed her
that sne would be compelled
TO LEAVE WHAT PROPERTY
she mad about her In charge OF the police "A under
the circumstances was impossible for them to say,
HAD belonged to the Chevalter Bianc0 and what mad
not. she Immediately thrust her hand into the
said, almost sava2ely "That watch Is my own: IL
was purchased for me by my husband with nv own
explained that the watch and chain would be-
placed IN the hands OF the Property CLERK OF the
Police T., Department I and Il would be restored 70
then reluctantly handed
THE TIMEPIECE AND ATTACHMENTS
to the brother-in-law OF her counsel vino was pres
ent, ana requested TO be taken where her husband
Detective Farley to nave the woman thorougniy m.
structeO that she was not personally Detained and
could 60 where sa s wished In reply 70 this she at
main with ner husband; anu when told that was
was impossible she was completely overcome
She started to give q history or how Yogi
came In possession OF the bonds, but
the detectives stopped her. saving they had nothing
to do with that and the matter was now under In
vestigatiOn. When asked what her name was she
refused perempt0rlly to give 1t and said she mad
nothing whatever TO do with the case. Detective
Farley explained that it was asked to enter upon
the books Of the department, as they would have to
register the watch anu chain TO some one. This
Gained her suspicious, and she said
"My name Is schmidt"
''What Christian name?"
She thought Tor moment and answered, "Ka.
trna.u
The detective withdrew, and the lady left the
building with the brOther-in-law OF the counsel who
has been engaged to defend VOgt. young woman
OF low life has been described IN the correspondence
OF the Count de Beaulleu with Superintendent
KelsO as having been inti mate with
THE MURDERED CHEvALIER
Tor some time previous 10 his death but this woman
though not cultivated or belonging to the best So
ciety, IS exceedingly sharp and intei ligent For
inexperienced woman she displays an extraordinary
GOODNESS and reserve that go to make this most
extraordinary more wonderful still. sVOgt pre-
tended when no was arrested by Detective Far
ley That he mad left Germany through some family
matters, and that was the reason why he did not
wish to give his real name. "Katrina Schmidt'
susains this story and with such extraordinary
frmness that time alone can prove Its truth. From
Police Headquarters 'Katrlna' went to the T0mbs
to see Vogt aud she expressed wish before leaving
to be SHOWN hotel in the vicinity Of that building
where she could reside while Vogt was incarcerated.