New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

to leave the hotel Previously, Harris had boase s
Of how Il was for him TO get conR 2, a S never
failed in any case. ~ can't exactly explain no" W
got the power Harris said but I've sqt to II the girl
You'd letter marry some old gentleman "''' ''''
Wei what If / dc - sha asked. o,t
ooh, we can put him out OF the way -, io', n an
the old gentleman and we'll give him Dill l ''''
then ,GS the sDG Inc yo ts1G xom sns
whose name Que:ne Drew, were iond OF ono
''o' How did they show itl' asked Mr.. wellman
Oh. he seemed to kiss her great deal lhere
was general laughter at this and Recorder rmSsn ,d
m n,acn el" In the silence that followed you
Could have heard a handkerchief drop: ,,.u-,. -,
September 49, 1850 to Mrs Latham. In this he asked s
her TO send him bunch Of keys which ne ha ano r
money to oneene Drew. II send her money the
letter ran "she is 10 tell her mother tiat arc DTt
rowed it from you er mo,ne b,d M a sH1 am yery
Mr. Wellman also read another letter written , by
lie nclosed $40 for her and asked her 10 come 10
K az Almost TnS .verv cent have My relatives
dead eary on me and even KICK aE rite ms
| where I meet you here think that the tnG
Eiehteenthst station Of the Third ave- elevated road
would be a good place. Harris was then living at
No 2s East seveuttenth-st. The letter was full OF
Mrs Latham said she had received the letter "a.
dressed to her and the other had been given to her
by the girl. .Queenle Drew had been compelled 10
| leave the hotel because she drank too much 49,, :,
Harris had also told OF the fascination which he
exerted on women to the next witness, Charles r.
ver.ty Of Michigan in Ann Arbor. lie Is cousin OF
Helen Potts and In scranton when her chic was
know then that he was the young girls husband
The two young men went to various places sOsetner
AMI Harris told him. as he had told Dr. Treyefrom'
| how helpless when he. the prisoner.
get control Of them almost nsvs STUDENT ssDs
boa.ted ain two cases did and then had 10 marry
oliver was apparently dazzed at this exhibition Of
The devil wickedness Of the fast young man from
Wouldn't it make trouble II both OF them turned
ea9 oSs 81 very 19" glad I1 be Of
letter TO her ther pretending that It was an In
s from mother % m sad all fGf h and s took
to lying IN hospital where her child was b9 Snio in Er
and didn't want to have anything more to do with me >
This testimony is Of especial importance because MIS-;
!'G %dsr asns T n TO spend to The 'S WITH
| her at her home In Brooklyn. The Young woman
went with Harris. returning home the next day.
Mr. Wcman then wanted TO read the deposition
OF Miss Mary schofeld clasSmatc Of the dead girl
The order to take the evidence was signed BY Ghri
with the consent OF counsel for the defence Miss
schofed was examined on December 90 AT the ParR
Avenue Hotel. the prisoner and his lawyers, MrssS
Jerome and Taylor being tere Mr. jerome OBJECTED ts
the case was removed from oyer and Temincr TO Gen
eial Sessions December Is. and consequently
Justice Van Brunt had no night TO sign the ORDER on
December 90. Mr. SmmS contended that the transfer
not made until January b. Recorder Smyth sent
for the OF the and will s,tte the question
| on Monday.
| The last two witnesses were James Krom and John
Cochran. who students at the College Of Phys
clans and Ceons with Harris The three took their
| meals at the same house. Both the witnesses rccol
lccted conversation with the prisoner about polsons
and especially abOnt arsenic. Harris had told them
that h" believed that person could poison another
and never be found out.
A. 80 o'clock court was adjourned untl Monday
| morning Recorder Smvth expects to hold night SEES
| ions OF Tire trial next week.