The evening world., 1890-07-25

She paid for IL. / called again, but fount
she Tas gone. received a letter from An.
At Mrs. Shaw'e, III East one Hundred am
Fifth. street. went there. She was IN bed.
Mrs. Shaw told me not to talk to hcr.
CALLED there three times after that, and onct
l brought her niphtdross.
On July ID, the last time | called. Mrs.
SHAW, said Annie wac better. waited fol
Tour hours to see her and then became sus.
'|"Teil me-, 1 said. ia Annie dead OF
sliyeg, .,.,,-,v
Then she told me that the doctor had
taken Annie's body away Sunday morning
about . o'clock.
Mrs. Shaw says that she asked the doc
tor where he was going to take the body.
Mrs. Shaw said" continued Sadie. "'he
told me that would be all right.
clots Mrs' w Shsw ali fold on me sn hSr TninmSg SSn and Other Sasn
buried with her. They were not ON the day
when | saw II at the cemetery"
ASKED TO COMMIT FORGERY.
You have also had conversations with
Or. McGonlgal after Armies death >" ques-
toned the Assistant District Attorney.
Yes, sir. He. came Monday evening; he
asked me Il a any Of Annie's letters. aud
sister, initiating her handwriting. He
wrote what he wanted me to say. It was
this:
SISTER MAMIE - 1 am. doing nicely.
l am working, with, an old friend of mine
every day and Sunday. Will be home in a
He left this at the house. and 1 re.
fused the next day to write II, and returned
the note to the doctor"
This WAS W. days after Armies death -
Yes, sir /"
Did he come againfo
Yes, sir. lie called. and wanted me to
come to his office. He asked me to show n
typewritten letter to Mrs. Halliday. and tell
her that IL was from Annie and that she was
doinR nicely"
Under cross-examination by Lawyer
Van Colt Sadie said that Annie Goodwin
had frequently visited Sohwab's and other
concert saloons with various young men.
She had no steady company" that
Sadie know OF. ....:.
SADIE KNEW L ABOUT IT.
Now. you knew Annie was IN trouble.
didn't your.
What did she tell you about going to
see Q DOCTOR"
"she said she was going to see a Doctor
named McGonnigal."
Anything else 2"
Yes, she came back and asked me to
come with her to get a room. That she
thought she would be all right"
MRS. OIL ON THE STAND.
Mrs. Louis Collins. to whom Annie
Goodwin and Sadie Traphagen vent to
hire the room. was next called.
yon Z"
Did a doctor call upon her there
YES. on the evening of July l."
when was she taken sick ?"
"On the Fourth of July, ] warned tho
doctor TO lake her ont Of the house aud he
did. She was lying on the bed all dressed"
house 2"
"A young man named Tanning"
Then she related how Annie sent Fan
ming for the Doctor. She also identified
tho Doctor.
INNOCENT NM QUESTIONED.
Andrew L. Tanning, the young man
who went for the doctor. was next called.
He lives at $40 East One Hundred and
street.
How long have you known Annie Good
.'Abouttwo years"
looked upon Miss Goodwin as a friend.
and had | thought she was any other than a
pure woman | would not have gone with her,
went to the theatre with hor one night
apd a low remark was made on the stage.
She blushed and colored. and / took this as
OF her innocence
house ?"
her lying down. dressed. at Mrs. Collins's
house. She asked me 10 90 for a doctor. /
,aid my family physician was out OF town.
md suggested another one.
NDUCRD To BRING M'GoHIaAL-
''She said The must have DR.. McGonigal.
went ia his house, and as the Doctor was
lot there came back. | went after The
rRAin IN the evening ana returned
Annie was in great pain. She asked me
leave the room. and I went into the front
heard the doctor ask Mrs. Collins
leave the room.
,ame ont together. Annie said Mrs. Collins
would not let her stay.
II told Mrs. Collins she was heartless,
ihe told me to mind my own business, and
Ter aimee. She went away in the doctors
Albert Harris, the young man who lived
With Fannie Shaw at 1T East One Hun
lred and Fifth street, was the next wit
less.
M'GoHIaAL IN THE NET.
lie said he had seen Annie Goodwin at
he house. but did not know how long
he had been there. She was in bed one
morning when he took coffee in TO her.
You saw DR.. MeGonigal there ?"
Yes. SIR"
He called on Annie Goodwin. did he
"Yes, sir"
He took her body out oGe night. didn't
Yes. sir. 1t was about 9 O'Clock in the
on Sunday. Mrs. Shaw woke me-
y and told me TO go downstairs and open
he front door.
- did II, and when he went out OF the
DOR | saw Annie G~oOdwin's face over his
boulder. asked him If Il was all tight
nd he said yes. w.
Then vent upstairs. Mrs. Shaw asked
10 he had 70 put the girl IN. told
CT that he had the gig"
He identified both the doctor and Mrs.
haw.