The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-26
MRS. Toy STARTLED.
Did She Say Her Husband Threw
the Haymarket Bomb7
Sensations Thick in Dan coughlin's
New Trial To-Day.
\ Hint that the Witness Il in the
Pay OF the Prosecutions.


CHICAGO Dee. -6.-CroH lS SURG /
tarauph the corridors ana atramntod f.,
r.r,n entrance ,o ,hn ,,urt.rop,, v.,,r,
Mrs. Andrew for to-day was CrosS-CN-
uminrd In the C0uuhlin trial
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''F, roy .'''o n'' E'''S "' '""1h-
l,n's Visit OF May u. when sAr claims
that IL said her husband WINS in mn
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'''N ','' Wv" '''' " "' N'!' was
arrested Sh" would la well cared for by
Alexander Sullivan. &c.
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'''o'' P'', r"'S .""r'",E SUP,
sequcnt visits, cN-Judgc Wing advanced
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"''Pr,SS'N''H'
what promises has the prosecution
"''S' roy r'P'''h' urah'al''l'N lie
fore God and man | swear the prosecu-
ton has not promised mo ANYTHING"
ihe attorney asked You don love
your husband, do you ."
No, sir. don't" she replied curtlv.
see the prosecution has filled your
house with policemen lately 49,
No sir: the bouse is moi ruD or nolice-
,,o,, y, WV ''''''e NV '"'' VI l''''o'
IN reply 10 the next question, Mrs Roy
a Admit that her hMsbanI left her three
'''oi' p'llNtlll'l w t,in tud
hrr house. She said she did not like
,uushilh' ana was n"ticrablN diSc"n-
certed when the attorney asked her II
she Hld n1t NJ one tiinr SEND hri regards
10 MN Wnllt u" was IN JAN.
hecoNt ring hHrr5cii' she 3ail that mat
was u joke. THOSE were sarcastic re
earLs' she SAID. murlnur OF excite
ment ran through me courtroom.
Judge Wing asked; Mrs. Foy, isn't
II fact that you have accused N9ar
nuSbanu llme ana I'm" again 81 being
ahe mi man MN, who threw the Anarrhist bomb
at me police several years ago.
The attorneys for the prosecution were
instantly on thelr ieet protesting against
tht question, ana shouting To the witness
citedly: before God, | never did"
Now, Went on Judge WING 'didn'
you say that you would go down to
Judge Grinnei ana place Your husband husband
you could tell him:
mo, sir exclaimed Mrs. Foy, de
spite the protests of the attorneys for
the prosecution.
Judge Wing then advanced tn the
witness with q letter in his hand, and
asking; Mrs Foy, did you write that
States Attorney Bottum sprang up in
surprise. Against his protest the wit
ness QUICKLY took the letter ana read il.
Yes the witness admitted reluC-
tahtiy, aiter silence. That looks like
And did you mail that letter to
Attorney foresl =
guess did.
states Attorney Bottum wanted to
have the letter read aloud at once, but
Judge Wing stated that he would intro
uuce II In evidence later. Judge Wing
then presented another letter and asked
II II was not written by Mrs. Foy. This
the witness admitted after considerable
hesitation.
Then the defense took up another sub
ject and Judge Wing asked the question
Now, Mrs. Foy, didn't the prosecution
give you any money!
Object interposcl Attorney Bottum.
Let her give the answer cried a
heavy voice from near the reporters
table. Every one il, t." courtroom
turned IN Astunshm"nl. Attorney Daniel
Dundhue, of COuns". Tor the defense was
tn first person 4 discover the source
of the remark, "-.r Drvuy, will yol
please stand up" h, salu.
II was then seen that the remark had
come from John Devny, on" of the mem
berS Of IN" "trQnln Committee"
AIR. DrNoN apolugiz"i for his Interrupt.
tGGM' ana was mildly rebukcd.
IN" u"irns" then proceeded. DO YOU
Know feor%" A; i'inEiry, formerly de-
terlIF" ana WORKING under eX-Stat"s At
tUIn"S l;JhEneck"r? asked Judge Wing
OF ne witness
airs. oN,S manner changed pnr"epti-
ny, ana me Slhmmer"i out that she
iHiDuE.t She knew the mnn.
me liESj letter pr0IueeI by Julc" W!n@
am whirh Mrs. roy admitted having
NfLllrh' was obtained by ~" reporters
"a, 'm.s pom. u YVES inFr4' - tell all
IN" "fl,"F knew about Or 'ronin's muir
n In RiYIf r.r.l