The evening world., 1894-05-01
LAST EDITION.
MULLER'S
'"'-'-" LETTERS.
Lawyer Brooke Springs the
Promised Sensation in
the Meyer Trial.
States WITNESS RATIFIED.
offered to Run Away and Take
His Wife if Released from
Confinement
WOULD TESTIFY FOR MEYER.
The Prisoners Wife Declares that
MuIIer's Direct Testimony
Is Utterly False.
WOULD TESTIFY FOR MEYER.

Mary. the gentle-hearted widow who is
performing her duty by her two bright
children by vending taffy and apples in
the Courts OF General Sessions and the
Tweed Courthouse. played the role of tn-
terviewer for The Evening World" this
morning. and had a talk" with Mrs. DR..
Henry C. F. Meyer, or at least the blue
eyed stole who is Jointly indicted with
DR.. Meyer for the killing Of Ludwig
Brandt.
Mrs. Meyer has steadfastly refused to
see reporters. and her big, straight
mouth has been sealed since her arrest
in Detroit in July, 1893. Blu she said
these things as they stood by the court
room window to Mary. who repeated
them to THE Evening World" reporter:
Mary-How are you feeling this fine
morning, ma'am?
Mrs. Meyer-As we'll as could be ex-
pected. But I wish this trial was over.
1t is wearing hard upon me, and I am
getting very tired Of 1t.
Says Muller Lied.
Maryland your poor husband. too
Mrs. Meyer-I am very sorry for that
poor man they call my husband. I sat
here and heard that-that other man
CMuller)-there is not n word of truth
in what he said on the stand.
Then the stole changed the subject.
She asked what had become of Mrs. Eos
ter. The Tombs Angel"
Mn Mrs Mo Foster Tas so good to me- SAID
me every, day in that first trial. but
now she does not come at all. l wonder
II she has deserted me. Mrs. Schaef-
Foster" WIS.,
Tn awful sorry for Mrs. Meyer
said Mary, with a suspicion Of moisture
Al 80 patti patient and so sa soo seems SO quiet
Muller has sworn that Mrs. Meyer
threw herself on the bed and wepl
when her spouse declared ne could
give UP the scheme tc defraud the in
surance companies, and hat Ludwig
Brandt ~chivalrously offered to be the
When Mrs. Meyer entered the court
room this morning. as she approached
Or; Meyer, she exclaimed In German:
Good morning, sweetheart;"
queer smile:
Good morning, girl"
There We're only two or three people
from the lips OF the two principal ng-
ures in this tragedy.
The Mysterious Woman Again.
The mysterious woman" OF the first
trial made her first appearance this morn
lng-.the woman whose wide blue eyes,
square Jaws and other facial resem,
biances caused every one to surmise that
h was a sister OF Or. Meyer, a sur
It was discovered that the name and ad-
dress that she ave to a deputy sheriff
AZ a P~rerrequisite to her sitting beside
accompanied by two other women to-
day. All were well dressed and APP
peared to be refined.
ination of Carl Muller, the confessed
accomplice Of the Meyers in the poison
ing OF Brandt.
Mr., Brooke took up the proofs of
attached an affidavit signed and sworn
to by Muller under the name Of "Au-
gust Winners"
You committed perjury when You
"No. sir; I did not" replied Muller,
What! Were these statements true7
statements irue?"
n sir; they were all lies; but !
"Then you think 1t was not perjury
TO swear to lies for DR.. Meyer In order
$500 ss5s y1s mrse' m eeS yS%"r d sharH cd the the
lawyer In a high-pitched voice.
mo, sir; 1t was not perjury" replied
Muller denied vociferously that he
came to New York TO join DR.. Meyer
In carrying out a conspiracy to de-
fraud the insurance companies.
II came to play the plano. the same
as ! did In Chicago said Muller.
s. when you signed these four
ten. before you signed them. you did 1t
because You had come to New York
Muller set Ratified.
The States witness smiled feebly and
wriggled uneasily In his chair. but made
nc answer.
Muller admitted the accuracy of the
record of the former trial till IL came to
where he had admitted that he had re-
nceived $50 out Of the 5000 obtained
from pc of the insurance companies;
that that was ons-fourth OF s8.000; that
there lwere four conspIrators. Meyer,
Nsyss; s ssss and aimsslfi nat