The evening world., 1893-12-08
HIS AWFUL TALE.
DR.. Meyers Confessed Accom-.
pliCe Coolly Describes the
Murder Of BAUM"
WATCHED THEIR VICTIM DIE.
Anthony Was Too Slow and
Finally Pure Arsenic
Was Administered.
PLOT BEGAN IN A PRISON.
Fhe Most Remarkable Story Ever
Told on the Witness
Stand.
WATCHED THEIR VICTIM DIE.
PLOT BEGAN IN A PRISON.

The fervia imaplnation NJ Caboriau
ncvor conceived t,Is .o borr,bIe az i'm
probable. as that which Prosecutor John
+. MCINTYRE has promised to reveal
,ror, IN, ,ro,,ha ~, .,,,,rr ,.,,n.,... 4,
from lne mouths OF sworn witnesses IN
the trial for murder of DR.. Henry c. r.
Never. before Justice Barrett. In the
cour, n, over nd ,rorr,,ror
~1a'. VI Eyer anu ierliihes' -
1t Is story. not simply of murder. but
of n dozen delhi ,rately planned md d,a-
na,,ca,,n ' 1871, -, ,s, pn.' h u,'.
oo",any ''n'e.ei n'uluers py ihe s'ow-
est and most insidious processes of pol
sonirg. The witnesses upon whom MIR.
McIntvre de,end. for ,hi. .,or, a., ~.
"o,,ossas anas,,n 'n,S s.o', a. .ns
dercr-Ausust Winners. alias Carl
Muller and h,s ,re,tw vito 49,, .s,s
az" MS iie''s VIC MARY Neiss''
VINO was saved from death by poisoning
| at the hands Of the bloodiess Meyer on
through the accident of having erc,,sa
the love passion In one Of her intended
The y,e,m NOW ro ne, rv husoa akin 81, X.
Meyer is now standing t trial. I IL,
Brandt--if that WAS his real nam.--va.
also conspirator with Never and Nh
Ter. TO cheat the ,rsnr,nce conn anu wv ~,
Stimulating deathly sickness thro,,yb thu
aid Of allow noison,ng >'e
MiriIt'p ,r.wns,, ,r,,,,
MI. Mcintyre this morning called carl
Muller as the first witness against
WIN WImmcrs alias ur,,or ,,u ,..
with a run beard OF dark brown and
like a young graduate OF a mea,cs gh cnls
leGe or a Young Iawver.-jeft the side ~
his bride, soon :" take the name Of
mother, and approached the stand.
excluded from the rnom and on the or
der OF the Court forty men and Women
arose and DEPARTED Xii except Mrs.
Never and III. mvsterinns ..Mrs Ta,,.
ger" anu ''' MY ''e''ouS Mrs' MAUI
What IL YOUR name and your
aliases :" asked Mr.. Mcintyre ''1.
names OF carl Muller 'Snsnst WIS
mers' and .Ottn r; Stnna "h's
Witness SAID he vas ,btrtv-fo,- v..r.
old Then he cnn,inmoJ ''t y 9e"is
~ was horn In Harmon, and mo-.
school teacher there. / came TO America
and i' fhenrn 70 1,bicngn' u Hdnsas ,; lily:
as n bartender a nj7lSmap,s .rent nVIhs
cage maker. nlavei the nianS ~ a ILL.,, =
In a disordcrly honse.' p'""o o"e ''ii''
Niniier Sneal . With n ,,ar,. s,ro
cent Mime and IL ri w follow, 4 very strohg ac,
In 1870 he was arrested for using The
~ vas in Win ,nnber pvfpU .S
Cern,n,a 70 defrni,a ~ 49,, U,mer
ore " said N,i,isr wv o SSsLm ia I'm.
n voune, Girl od n bnsband gu, nat arss
answers from Western Tnrnners anu ny ny
manared 70 get from tben sn,ai, .,,,,,e
Of MONEY was cnnvicteL ami So, np ss
Joliet Prison Tor twaiye rnnntbs sent "
''" tI1o trt',,,r u 80. U.s., ,nont r,.
ms MEETING WITH MEYER
while in the Cook County Jail Chi
cago) l met Or. Meyer. Gustav nj. A.
Baum and Peter c. Parker. whom I
| afterwards knew as Ludwig Brandt, I
! also saw that woman, Mrs. Meyer, when
she came to see her husband said
| Muller, turning towards the woman with
laughing blue eyes. whose large, straight
| mouth was twitching as II she were
making vain effort to restrain her
mirth.
Dr. Meyer, cool. calm and deliberate,
| today: might have been mistaken for
! one OF the clerks of the great lawyer
Charles w. Brooke. as he bent over a
notebook and wrote inddstriously. taking
notes OF the testimony OF his alleged
aCcomplice for future use.
Mr. brooke caused "a pause In the
story of Muller by entering an objection
to the relation by the witness of any
conversation had by the witness with
Or. Meyer in the Chicago jail, on the
ground that such conversation could