New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13

twenty four hours before the ceremony took place;
h5 hy y6 %ho neither Ds Of Them had
before. and that n certain Mr.. Kirby was present
Pinkerton detective. Mr. Brooke did not say that
he did know 1t. but he left 70 be so Inferred ana
he also left It to be Inferred that the presence OF
Pinkerton detective at Mary's marriage. under az
the circumstances Of the case. :as powerful cyl
prior TO that time Meyer had poisoned Ludwig
Brandt with arsenic and anlimony Th hre,a mgg y
this view. but they have got 90 skip around among
direct Mr ', ex9mnaiion Mary why aid you leave
N nG@se MR. Brooke said that TIA, would not
do Al ali. and the Court agreed with him. Then
Movers house rad Never caused you 10 apply for
policies OF life insurance and had policies OF NE
$500 Mr. Brooke said that this was very wrong
Let us see about that" said Mr. Nleoil. You Sn
had gone to Muller's house. living with him as his
wife hayns seen c6 nm 1ny in View Of the evi
dent Tact that Mr. Brooke calculates by the answer
he Soan RESPECT Of her credbty in the minds OF
the jury. for me to prove the circumstances under
protection | propose TO show .., A. 1,
dg nrrf 6 ssS ascsvc you fa"f law 40 viii
"y And d Mary icft the stand .,,., ,nso,, q, IN
un aerml1 a, MP p 1876 having ieHiasd
Mr. MSygT As ersS" Mrs. Baum ma and
iHrntifIed Muller as winners said that he wai
present in gh the Of MeTeh 3D. nat a. With sIS
Mnden Muller and Mrs. Baum were there to,l re
by Dr. Minden conduct = he examned the
a Of he and an, IandS as sas 1fR hs
1noG man The next day Muller and Mrs Meyer
called a" to hs c @es With black six textile handles
and a plate was put on IL win the htrhS ~ onS
j. NJ Baum" and on 1t the day OF his dea'n anu
h, SS"tWere you at the fiat the next day? Al was
o-For what purpose? A.-To dress the BODY Tor
Did YOU see Mrs Baum at that time! A.
fe,' MD Won make any request 81 her. A-Yes.
0-What did you Request? Al asked her Tor n
pin. What did YOU want with the pin? A-There
res a hutton missing from the dead mans drawers
and wanted @ fas asst, ,t them NM A-sbe d,s
9-What Kind Of pin was 1t? At was an
or1'nI What did YOU do with It? Al fastened the
drawer VIZ" you attend the funeral Of Baum? A.
w personally | saw the body leave the house
IN oWyWho vent with IT? A.-Two men Of mine
" rWber@ was it buried? Ain Evergreens Gene
tery. Have YOU seen that body since that time?
a. iWhen9 A-On July G. 1892
S-on what occasion? Al went to the Gene
terry WHAT did you do with IL? Al brought It to
NV Office and had it deposited In my embaimlng
room table and examined was he body that YOU
A1U2ied on March 30 from the fat at No. 800 East
~ How do you know? Was It we'll preserved?
At was well preserved and the features were
~, came as those I had seen before.
IN, IBID you find the body the safety pin that
~ rad used to fasten the drawers with? Al did
~ Where? Aust where had placed 1t In the
roow"Where is It now? Al have kept It as a
souvenir.
,s a souvenir. Well that the way that the
oyedigger in Hamlet" looked at Yorick's skull
~ Kipp said that the body had not shifted
S,,ftad, How pleasant.
Mr.. osULLIvAN WANTED TO KNOW.
A., autopsy took place when the body was laid
-, on Kipp's table. Coroner Schultze, Dr. O'Hare.
~ walsh Professor Doremus DIR. Minden the
,,,ess and two OF his men present Mr..
".cruvan cross-examined the undertaken. Mr..
o.cu,,van arose in languid way and assumed
,r,,,d attitude and in a languid tone desired the
,,ns.s 10 inform him how many kinds OF embam-
w. ,here we're. He showed that the witness knew
49,, business pretty well and seemed to show that
u.s. h,msef knew 1t even better. He brought out
=, on the occasion OF the witnesses first visit TO
.tia' 90, ne had closed Baum's eyes and mouth.
tne er 10, - said Mr. OSullivan IN somebody has
..,aod,-referring TO the evidence OF Mrs. OHeron.
"vevers neghbor In the nat-that the morn
MT - - xnril 1 she saw body In that room with
ing o, open It must have been another body. Is
NOT ns,a that the eyes of dead people having bssn