The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-16

this way sho obtained possession OF half q
dozen OF the notes. all In tho same handwrlt-
ing. and all purportinG to be signed by herself
orihcr husband. She showed the notes to Mr..
SCHNEIDER. who thereupon brought out his
anonymous letters, and the handwriting Oh all
the envelopes was found to be identical.
In one OF the anonymous letters received on
March WIS card with tho name II. Dickin-
son. Jr. M. d. 1t also enclosed tho following
personal:
Al home. Gail any day Agreeable. Not after4P. ".
FRANK
The letter itself read: Curse a vito who Is
untrue. Yours has lied to you and is deceivinG
you. Keep cool and you will catch some man
with her yet. tSee PERSONALLY
The letter also contained the key to the front
room in the Schinders' house. which had
been rented few days previous to young
man who had paid months rent in advance
slept In tho room one night. and then had dis
appeared. Mrs Schirdier compared the writ
Ing on the envelopes IN her possession with
ceyed from Dickin son and concluded that sho
had discovered the writer,
Inspector Byrnes was Informed Of the case.
ana yesterday morning at u o'clock Detective
epme out Of the door Of la2 Lexington avenue :
business. He seemed surprised when told
sdy hsG him At s6S Sr cs m
nation and paroled him in the custody OF his
The acquaintance between Dickinson and
Mrs. SCHNEIDER began in the summer OF 1887.
whom the latter. then Frederika Leonhardt.
.h sas shp W q"
few months afterward they became engaged.
but the mHrringe was PIT OF from time to time
saEs@sfnt had ias ,: foar yeas. thar%s
Fredcrika and offered her marriage. She went
70 Dickinson and said She would 20 with him
the next day 10 minister and yet married.
''.] Pisiinson %dSissi her to take SCHNEIDER.
ring f and sass hi Sae is h.r e enc
mont; ,h after; BECAME iGns Mhrs SCHNEIDER
Enro I as 1 madc ateGSnt n aH gone to
Bridge. On the day Of the wedding he wrote
Mrs. SCHNEIDER. saying that something told
hn that her nd aTr5aSe to sG;hnaer would not
envelope enclosing this letter was addressed
70 Mrs Scnindlers unmarried sister. aud am
t ether letter Of the same nature. addrrssea in
EEspihnozai" This letter vas not in Dickinson's
was his. Other letters followed Then moth
ing further was known OF Dickinson until the
troYkIs s aGSHt tie insurance agents began,
the letters as that of her former lover.
SUN reporter saw tho letters yesterday at
the Schindlers' house. and the address on all
responded also with Dicknsons signature
said yesterday:
There is no doubt in my mind that DR..
Dickinson is the writer Of tho letters to the
insurance companies and also of the anony.
nous letters to my husband Besides that
think that he has been Watching me or having
mo watched a man answering his descrip-
ton has been to this house number Of times
named SCHNEIDER lived here and . Whether Vic her
they received many letters. One OF
his letters enclosed key to the front
room which | rented some weeks ago
Henry sGM aStnn Tg pa flv me his nne name
rent IN advance and never slept in the room
after the first night nor did he return the key.
II ! am not mistaken that young man was
irom nc ChnEpIaaua: where Dr. Diekipson's fam
prison, All want is to have this annoyance
DR.. hi kinson denies any knowledge of the
letters by which tho Schindlers have been
caused so much trouble.
Why Should have written them p he said
to Q reporter yesterday "Frederika and
parted on friendly terms and have no wish
to annoy sri Besides the ra9t that my cnrI
some one is trying 10 got me into trouble. for [
wouldn't be fool enough to enclose nv card
djdp,t know that had an enemy in tho
=, DR.. Dickinson comes of n Quaker family OF
medical college at Columbus. o.. and after.
ward from tho medical department of Union |
College at Albany Since his graduation no |
has as tHen ships doctor on the Ircmen lIno
years old. How!ll be brought UP for examina,
ion on Friday.