New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

JAM: for | want to get nome ,;,h ~. and I
sysn put up Sd.r my ARE pO"iks G about
Mr. Reeves and the dustman to tic po'i 20 t,yo
ton. his attention i'aa Deeh '''''
women. ,.
Said the detective: ,, see 'he The wan 20 into
Schraders garden. look about everywhere. knock mock
! ar door Then they open it and go IN lm. me
one comes out again AMI hoT oO both come
| then she 20 in again, and next thcS po'" ''
out and 90 toward railway station. A. horoo 81
Did they take anything out OF the house
asked Mr.. Diaz,, ..... .r,ov tool, y rail-
way ticket for W Station. 49,, ma
Your station Mrs. JAM nodded 10 me
eagerly. ,, I'm, S,vorris
won't On to say that he followed tn" women
| 10 their destinations. and i3uha Ill; ,maS
they were two elderly maiden ,nnir s sltSfis
| account OF the miserable child now missing iIoi
Schraders house, had gone over III" lr,ln,hsG
see if they could find any trace OF II wn, narn
Ia" @ no v4n mean 10 saw tha, you followed two
rcsrrctablc old ladies' like the Misses Raul. eX'
pccng to find them implicated in D I;1ann ,int
| ment found vent in virtuons indignation. D,h.
Swarris looked at her deprecatingy ,, DoGD .d
he felt what he d t. not aM Mrs WI" JAM would
have been still more angry. and would have
declared that nobody should have been regaruc' as
You will be SPYING on me next fnmed Mr. Mrs
you find my, real picl,le-jar,!,n alarm q, dcliebt
as if he should say, Now shall he able TO please
Won :" and he narrated that while he was at VI
Station he had made few inquiries OF On" o';,'.,S
there with the result that h" discovered Il jar oi
| pickles had been found in II railway carriage at
the terminus on the evening of llcnrlcns journey
| interviewed her boy" The boy remembered
| accompanying his mistress with the picliIe-Jar:
h" remembered putting il into the tram u" WIZ
quito sure there was nobody IN tle cafr, a, , hc
| iar: ne had placed il under the seat
The inference is" said Joseph Diaz; that III
the interval between his doing that and ll"nrlcus
entering the carriage those two women got IN WIN
| another iar, whose contents they knew only 100
well. bn, which Il"nrcns naturally assumed 10 De-
| the lar in his charge. They, Of course, would not
| Euoiy of the Jar undcr the seat: and when Henri
| cns calmly took possession of theirs. they. under
a." cirrumStnnrcs must nave n, ,HP urI.Tu
which the horror might have boon prennturely re-
| v'alrh." !, nj.
| If it, decided Mrs JAM. " | knew they w"rn
| not worth much when ll"nricuS said they w'i'
good looking. Men always say that OF the wrong
sort >" ,
| swarris had made every effort 10 trace the two
women. hul hid fqilrl. Ii" had visited llenrI
| Gus and 90. u tOlcrlbly detailed description oi
| them from him. and lie eagerly accented every
tiiins that John JAM AMI could say ahout them
| | = wc hid only sen them from distance, IN!
| could not say mrch tlouel JAM declared tha'
| he. thought he should know them again. unless IN
| decd thcy WI" dressed Very differently.
Where. thea. il IA picAe-"r MIS- JAM
| asked.
II was AT ~" police station Sh" and her hoy
| would have 10 swear T. its identity
| Their. world be- no difficulty about mat. SAL
| tie GOD lady. for the date wien 'n" lhd mac
| ;hc ricklc, WE written ~ her own hlnd on IN"
| cover Nr. Dia2 V"ntuI"l a ltil" lnEc about neg
having pat lIrniicn~ into pickle aid lar ~ wei
~ won him one t. clriy. BIT she scurn"d Flch
! MI .1rI leo lIN
| rood hnmor ~ remarkirg thht since her g"lS'n 5
possession Of this sinister pot was III" 'hir point
AGAINST him. thrr. WAS NV sur'lv "aough lgiit on
/ the matter 10 insur" lIclr."us n'in@ LETT on On
bail. Hut This ONLY ma.l" NIs JAM furious
"!hH," she -hri"k'4l " Ban " NY, th'y
.hould let Henri ont at "ncr. and pay im sni1ft
r0mp~r'niion for wrongful detention. iail' III
rlv. them some bail Tor t'"ws"lNe- II hhn 70
| l.al with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AMI lawyers, and I'll "
". coull oul rrmiua her that n"thine more
r,nlI IT, done fiY' nichi-iri'-d. that nothing IN
tli. world ccull b. 80 cooi FOX ll"nr'cn9 aS the
disturbed -lecp which We VIZ know nm n,s,i
- Nm JAM that her carrn-" was E"itIni al i'ir
door. anl that vc knew Size Woald not Ike her
hor.. 80 90, Il chill.
II snppos, s,in. day shall u. allowed 20 have
ui,. u.n wav." grumbiri the old lady. who, lis"
MANY other people who generally have theirs was
| under the d"u~ion that she was a'f"iN put upon
81. wen, nwIy pctti,hly. without wishing Ms
! pood-nelt Bat "" knew her httl" temper
| ,rl -,nnted ia her genuine concern Tor lI'niiruS
| Instead Of returning ~ John JAMS bungalow NJ
W slept that night in Joseph Dlazs town
| lousc 80 rs g. b. on th" scene early next DAY;
| yhcr tlinul- to M" cvid"nc" brought forward
by Swarr~. did succeed in Getting ii"nricuS
liberated on bail though the charge a2ainst INN
we still entertained. -, 1900.
! one, SINGULAR circumstance in Tho mystery was
! the total di~appmranc" # the mis'f body. Them
wns the l"sd. - l." sur WaS the inquest 70
b. h'ld Upon il alone" ,u ,.,
! Mr. .any's boy thrrupOn gay" his evidence
| how ~ had seen his mistress iaf' IN" pcNp-j'r
| from a." "almira. whcr" si" k"pt 'nch 'hlhe, :
how th"y had driven with II 10 the station ann M
had uuf il beneath the seat of an empty cirfniS,
! Irs Jlnz Identified th" pickle jar which had
been found unclaimed nj ih" terminus
III. suspect" Reeves was allowed rs witness.
| 10 admitted having heard old Schradcr moving
about after Ilcnricus had gone away-or at least
after he believed he In gone. ,,
! | hr dust-cart man was another wi'he-s "oScph
! Diaz cros--cNamncd him
e Did yon go 20 Schradcrs late on the evening
Of the murder -
AT whose request ?'
at Mr.. Rc"y"s's.' N.
Was il only rubbish which You removed ~
"OnN ruhbsh-siun from the garden.
After You lett Schrader- hons" where did You
co."
STRAIGHT TO Mr.. Ilcnricus's house. hut found
him coming on the road TO meet me, anu gave
| him charge of the cart.
You say that then You hurt your foot, ard
could not 20 10 the dusthoic, to take Oyer the
cart ne you had promised. Whom then, did you
send"
"A stranger who bad been staying at the
'houtiquc,' near my house. have not seen
| him since. mn
This statement was accepted fact. There
was a boutquc near the cart"r'S honsr-dn eating
| house greatly ircuucntcd by native trampS.
| No trace had been found of the missing child,
| or of IicnricIis's two female cl!ow-trDvclcrs.
The police bore witness TO their own search Tor
! the body OF the murdered man. The dusthoir
had been cmp,icd and carefully cNaminci but
| no disturbances of the earth. such would be
necessary 10 sccrcic n considerable bulk. conli
be discovered.
The coronrr's jury brought in n verdict of
"wilru murder against some person or persons
| unknown" and the three suspects ilcnricus,
Reeves and the dnstcart man. were all aIlk" set
ut liberty, and all alike, akls not without
| stain on tlcr characters.
Now hcforc his own arrest. Rccves bad made,