The sun., 1888-05-15
FERRIS SAYS HE WAS SIMPLY CURIOUS.

chased Hatch across the roof OF the extension.
slaughter" said one Of them m soborly. Sc is.' u '
FERRIS SAYS HE WAS SIMPLY CURIOUS
When the jury had reassembled, Ferris was
led. He wore red rose In the lapel Of his
IN Nsw aora IN
York state was fifteen years and the city about
So sas Ss 9 f Ssd is sGn
il ssn San, FransisSG; I e o Hs had been married ,xea
Mrs; SScoheld in 1869 at q sociable given by John
McSnlough the actor. She was widow known
time subsequent to October. 1868, at which
time MIR. Ferris met the Captain.
NJ &c qSs Ts
theatre win her taken her to drive been to parties
xo5.,And been on intimate terms therefore. A.
o-oh, cali It friendly terms Ayes I'll admit that
Pers d that he had Hatch few
and Hatch talked business once; the subject
ns n AEns I and Mrs seeeS
feeling N. Finding that a contract he supposed
TO look for it., He did not lind it. and accord
ing!y bSe went tsat,dae out meaning to 20 home
the Coleman House M and ASKED for n the hoe de-
tective. When met him, told him there was
and LADY in the
nsy w0q him sit at eHars hm sO 10
cd 0s sad betep ont nSI
| so we crossed the street again. 1 told him it
wanted to get home as quick as could"
wa; yops SpsG. in Getting detective to
| Coroner Levy. rung the changes on this ques-
| tion again and again in the endeaver to get
| Ferris to admit reasonable motive for his
ms and Wh rPowns hat hs
couldn't assign reason beyond that OF Curl
You might ask me thirty days and couldn't
answer anything different" he exclaimed. very
| angrily.
NOTHING QUEER ABOUT SETTING SPY ON YOUR
| FRIENDS.
traord9ary thing 70 employ detective shadow
o.HThen there must aus have ave been some motive A-Bu.
you haven't any business to question my motives
| Yes he hasl" interrupted Lawyer Buck,
sterny; answer his questions, Mr.. Ferris"
foret A.-Thats my business.
Now now Mr.. Ferris" said Mr.. Buck.
that way."'
Ferris looked sadly broken up at this success.
had f this vSa Watched 6eore
Q-You have known that Mr.. Hatch dined frequently
with Mrs scoheld, A-oh yes I've dined with them
Q.But did you ever know that MI. Hatch and Mrs
personal knowledge and do not know that they dned
s.y s
RESTAURANT A-Yes sir
Ss:' e say Ssa
sw I ns no at nn.r head Tna az
lark. The detective i mistake. when he says wanted
..qSpo You suppose your friends would have re.hea
sQEbd you you rstarn 70 M Vine Fanny. nj after seeing the
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tell them that had
sS go sy ns and 81
said n n haven. 60, that eentrsc. with me. and
us. said i to my..M you Know .aid az e myself feel
ss "a sa
detective and went home.
HOME IN HURRY.
o.What tims was it when you left Ame Fanny'sf :
Ss yG % a sssp
IA seS .sS sys xs n . ii was driven homo
eniy.hrst street
Ths ferns sa Eestd % ID Fsa m ys4 sfs Of
day about the speed Of that horse. Ferris said
who who had never demonstrated with him on ae.
count Of his relations with Mrs. Scoheld. He
Hatch, and was not anxious to have Hatch put
money into the Internatio1al Telegraph
holder. He got his first intimation of Mr..
Hatch's death from newspaper bulletin boards.
THE JuRYMEN ARE SUSPICIOUS.
The jurymen took hold OF Mr.. Ferris AT this
time time and speedily worked him into state of
s s.1
'Sfs @Wsg sis ad Soa .sssp West r.en.,eA street,
that led me to get the deeotys any way '' 'u'''''
DO Scrk al ia, snd q the ins' Al wa. IN my
R ds. f 2 .ns me-
q fact ne, tn. II international m,
is no trisRy scheme You Come down to my oicsM A''
ee isn iHs the New York right
ana "a s all question
SH DO Ir St need M Sb to 1rSas ws h s1
care Of me- iLauxhisr. ,,., :. ,,.-......,.,..
s
ana M n w"y not in the habit Of pro
Mrs scoheld is your partner A. (After wrange)-No
MRS. scoF1ELD A TRuMP-NoT STOOL PIGEON.
engaging ihe attention Of wealthy gentlemen In tn;
enterprises you undertook A.-No. No. No. Mos
The Coroner-Three noes viii do.
Mr. Ferris said that Hatch had told him that
|
than 20 to his dinner Prior to his present oc
cupation Ferris had been a stock dealer, anG
thus had done great deal Of business for Mrs
Scofeld.
Q.-Did she share In the lossesl A-Every time
She's trump I've seen her &c into her pockets fo
S7O,OOO to pay loss
Q.-Uow large man was Mr.: Hatchf A.-oh, q smal
man; about l2o pounds rshould say.
Ferris is tall and weighs 200 pounds wher
the Coroner, at :45. adjourned the inquest un
II 9, o'clock this aiternooa, he ordered Mr.
And Ferris went to the House OF Detention
They wouldn't have him there. and he wal
taken TO the Thirtieth street station house. II,
anteroom back OF the desk, and at midnight
no bail having been offered. he was locked vi
In a cell.
letter signed "A Wall Street Bookkeeper
reached the, Coroner yesterday bidding hin
! find out II Hatch had not been specializing
using Mrs. ScoHeld's name for cover, and I
he lad not been done away with SO that til,
, ventures might remain in Mrs Scofleld's name
) Two trucks yesterday afternoon backed III
to Ga Mnst IMentlet street. the house Of thl