The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-12
IHE rOI>oNhD SCI CirTiIN.
what L. said ny Those who Knew Iim-His
W ifc Dcscrlbcd

40 stops have boon taken by the authori-
tics q Midat"s"N county. Conn, so far ~ known.
toward investigating the causes of the death by
poison. a- alleged. of Capt. T,rrell, of the
schooner Auo rArdce. eight days aso. then
lying OF sayhrook. in that county. EX-Judge
{ wrnhoVrm Prosecutor OF the Plrns in Mid
dlc~rX county. NcW Jersey. where Capt. Tyrreli
lived. said yesterday: DR.. Janeway informed
ne last Thursday IF Capt Tyrrcll death, and
sad that there had been u Coroners inquest at
Savhropk Conn. which found that h" died of ap-
np.-Ny. but that tn re had been "A pu-t-nuriem
hrld ia Perth AnlpY. where IN" do tors. alter
examining the hrln. iot, rminrd that the Cap
tam did nos di" "i aI'opeXy. ana thht thr st"m-
uri had been sent 70 llr. Doremus IN NeW l0rk
i"r ANALYSIS; MAJ nr. Dor,mus mad demanded
$3.50 down and f25o upon the completion oi tn"
analysis. That they suspected ioui play from
the Tact that capt. Iyrrelis wife had
She She was ON the schooner with him.
| made inquiries and learned that she had
that this would m, his last trip knew how
Voi"ntly lealous N" was, because she has been
NJ my oihrc asking my advice about n. and
bothered me for two hours at ume WIN th'
story of her wrongs. which regarded ms purely
imaginary thought, under the c'r'uinstane"s.
NeStiSntlon AMI | trhgraphcd to Tn" Coroner at
Saylrouk and to the Prosecutor Of the Pleas at
eann,y MI'3C%m C@mn W dd pnH n uow S w name moTS TSs
next day was informed by telegraph mat ne
did not live there. but AT Il village 10y the name
fil ll'hp llNtf. ana lllul MS manu- NHS W NllltH
7. Wilcox. | telegrnphed him immediately,
telling him these iats. On my return home
that friday rLrning recelNed a d'slht n from
adNlsrf fihouaht il u rcmarknblc thing for
the Prosecutor oi MidilrseN county Ia ask, IN
the rdsr oi the death of a human b'ing in MS
county jurisdiction un,Ar su n SUSPICIOUS clr-
cun-tano'-. ! replied on saturday morning.
The mhtt'r should he investigated. " ill meet
Won if dtSlrrd.' ! wrote To- him also. II IL now
Monday, and have not heard Aword from HIM
slnrr. think it j. very strange. II a cltlzcn Of
Connects ut Tad brrn murdered at lrth Ann
boy know shouldn't want anybody advice
what - do.
Untu saw THE sun thls morning didn't
know that the doctors IN lrrth Amhoy who
made the autopsy had found indlquous Of
poisoning in the stomach, although pr Jane
wayiod me It had been sent t. DR.. purrmus.
" Mrs. ISrrnll - most rrrulsNc look NIX. She
is oi Short stature uul slender. has red hair
and "A suliuw complexion. ana, thlnk, llght
blue ryt-. with AN active, nervous temper lhlll"ni.
llcr daughter from lhiladrlplih. with whom
she lived last winter. WAS here to soc me on
FRIDAY ! think she hud suspin"ns of her
mother. She also ls inrrr ss"d Witu the samr
opinion Of her mothers uu~onnd mlni llAt. |
| sec hy The SuN, Chri-tuphrr brrrN. her
brother. has. | told her that sh" was either
crazy or fun of pure. unmitigatrd drNilshn.-s' De
\ gentleman IN New Brunswick. Mio Was m
timal'ly aglng rE.i IA HaIl. Iyrreli for
ole dread Oi thla woman. Thcy were separated
several tln,s and the last time she Siud he
wouldn't live two weeks longer. She has boon
in ms house ana told my WIG all SORTS II StO-
rios about him-that he had this woman on
board with him the last trip. and that woman
the trip before, until my wife got tired of it and
refused 20 see her any more, Neither my wiio
nor believed word of II, lie has said t. me-,
| am ln dread OF thai woman, she gives me- no
peace Now. understand lhnt she forced her
self ahogrd thr vessel amt have no doubt sh91
stand il no longer. My thxpry is that he pol
| suncd himself to escape from her"