The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
THE BLACK, BAG TURNS UP.
FULL OF THINGS MAT BELoE6ED 10
AR6 7RAIT1EUR


0ea. Campo HAD ASKED Drskev LaAa -
Take Carr Of 1t-Nr. Traitteur Makes =
New Cospiaiat Agn,ast the Ceser,al suA
Defends the Chsr>eter Of HE Dead wiz.
Detective Heidelberg. accompanied By
Charles H Traitteur. hurried Into the court
room ut the Tombs yesterday morning looking
ordinary black leather travelling bas. Innocent
looking enough In ltseli but to the detective
II meant additional evidence against Con.
Julio Campo-serrano Last Wednesday morn
ing. about II O'clock the two servants. Ouids
and Pauline. saw Campo leave the house Of Mr..
Traitteur. l15 East Twenty eighth street. with
this black bag In his hand. This was six days
after the death Of Mrs. Traitteur. which 90
Cured on the morning Of Oct %
When Detective Heidelberg arrested Campo
last Thursday morning he asked him what the
bag had contained, Campo replied that It con.
tanned his dress suit. which he had taken to the
house OF a friend whore he was going to attend
party The friend he said. was william
Ladd OF 70 Orange street, Brooklyn. The an
swers were 80 prompt and straightforward
that the detective accepted them without
further question.
On Friday the black bag made its appearance
At Police Headquarters. William Ladd. who
is . broker with an offlce at 1876 Liberty street,
gave tho Tag to Inspector Byrnes, saying that
he had read Of Cempo's arrest In the morning
papers and did not caro- to have the bag In his
possession. As soon Dsetective Heidelberg
returned from the Tombs Court. where Cam.
pos examination had been going ON. the In.
sneStor, sent him 70, NJ Trs,tts1E who came
black lace worth ~ = yard. which Mrs. Trait.
hand iooking glass with lacquer frame and
TraittsYr had !I On the mornlnE before he!
states revenue stamp, and calling cards. .
Gus small toilet ARTICLES and a silver cup. ~
yH the articles had GseH shew t. JItos
s Tsasons tor asEns o9 com
wife lai been assaulted. H continued:
love with my wife. hut were that so would he
have carried away cup belonging to myself?
my wife "Wsd Gampo money and raw. lin
NIX sssrisd until Several days
plant T. e drawn ny; While the bav was 6e-
MIR. Traitteur said that even the lag did not
t GSssns to tn tn cs The ntss wss:
or%ery d s g the ssGo xii
fornia- He owned the house in which Mr..
h%s wss st on nm tms
PRESIDENT Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
When the afldavits were read to Campo he
pleaded not guilty and was held In $1,000 hail
on the new charge. The examination will be
ce@ant MT next ii Thurdas nearing Oh Tue nfS'
an, wie the tp was being drawn CamPc
e. s Fl. stts
COLON mia, he said who had come to thi country
to study. He was thus engaged when u man
from some Of the residents Of that pIace This
sentence In the letter was underscorpd:.. :" East
c pSs wuad TAX
ABOUT hmss 10 SAID Rdsffss' lad T cone to
Of Studying military entities and thu
and az . customs Of the 2soplt with the intention
gated the methods Of carrying on an election
tended visit INK the General Post oiles He
K.eisirr, which IS paTIIsnsd in thu United
States Of Colombia AZ the reporter left. Gen.
was born and am a gentleman. both By
biz blood and edncstl.:n: and gentleman could
to BIS s er ss at t fDey sssf ase
WWssd dn and ASKED hin hIn, t. tSke care Of it
That evening MI: Ladd took ths fag home and
tnOuEht no more about II VI I'll Friday MORN
ing when he read Of Campo's arrest Then he
took it to Police Headauarters. Mr. Ladd said
the first knowledge he had OF the contents OF
Byrnes
Quilia. His family are very prominent people
Of the country. living. think, ut santa Marta
erai during the revolatinn in 1855 He is a
nephew Of Jos6 Campo. who was Vice Presi-
dent Of the republic In 1895. Since he came to
this country have boon formally introduced
to him. and believe him tn be a thorough gem
tleman. ! have noticed that the newspapers
Serrano as though one were an alias. Tint is
wrong Campo-Serran Is such name as Is
usually taken by people Of Spanish descent.
the second that Of the mother"