Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-25
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING,

last we're thoroughly opened. Visited
. lawyer A scheme vas coneoted ~
calca my wife and Mortimer. Ny wife
returned fran s4rsnac. at enee IN
formed her that had 10 leave the city
Tor . couple Of days. She wrote Nor
timer telling him the coast would es
Gear. and for him TO come here.
saturday she received . telegram from
him Ia which he said he did not think
be could come sne wired him 10 come
II possible, and he replied he would be
here Saturday night"
Detective ksassdy's Part.
The next actor In this social drama 10
Detective Kennedy. 81 didn't know
thing about this case until Friday
night. II isn't my kind. but WAS per-
suaded 10 take the job by an intimate
friend OF Mr.. Tyson's. According to
the plan devised, Mr.. Tyson went to the
depot ostenslhly TO take Q train for
Grand Haven. His wife accompanied
him to the depot. Before he
went through the gate his wife
Kissed him goodbye and en-
CURED anxlously II 1t would be possl-
bic Tor him 10 return Sunday night.
tie assured her that his business Was
OF such nature that he could not.
She returned home and Mr.. Tyson
Jumped of the opposite side of the
train. left him to watch the depot
Tor the arrival of Mortimer. / went to
the house. l saw Mrs. Tyson moving
ABOUT. A carriage drove up To the
door. thought she left when II drove
away. and for time was thrown off
the track. Then l saw her in the
house again. She poured out q cup
OF tea and sipped IL. TIE hired girl
came out. stopped her and asked
her where she was going. After re-
buking me for my freshness she said
she was carrying note for Mrs. Ty-
sen. | followed her. After noticing
where she went walked to the depot
and told Mr.. Tyson l thought there
was something in the wind. We headed
oH the glrl ON her way homeward and
she told Mr.. Tyson where she had
been 1t Was arranged that she should
leave the cellar door open. watched
outside, and finally julius Tisch walked
up the front steps. This was about
$50 or 10 o'clock. l listened IN the
cellar TO what was gong on above.
Everything SAID was not autible, but
caught few words. About O'Clock
q. LII. Mr.. Tisch left.
Tracked to the Hotel.
yesterday morning / watched the
house again. Mrs. Tyson came out at
length. l shadowed her To the doors of
a cnurch. When she reappeared she
Was accompanied by a young man
wearing a silk hat. They walked to
the corner of Monroe and Ottawa
streets where she took the car for
home. The man went to Sweets
Hotel. He registered rs r. Commons
OF Chicago took a position outside
where l could see both entrances and
waited. 1t was about an hour / think,
when looking up the street saw Mrs.
Tyson alight from car at Waterloo
and Monroe. She went. to the ladies'
entrance. opened the door and disap-
peared.
''Her husband was within sight, dis
guised as an Italian fruit vender. l
got Sheriff Mcqueen. We waited
awhile and :hen went to the room as
signed TO Mortimer. When we opened
the door Mrs. Tyson sprang TO her feet
from the bed where she had been lying.
Her hat and wraps were lyidg on the
dresser. Mortimer was standing up In
tho center OF the room. 1 arrested
both and took them TO the Jail where
they were locked up.