The evening world., 1894-04-30
TO CALL MRS. meyer 2
Rumor that the Poisoner's Wife
May Testify in His Behalf
Lawyer Brooke Denies This, but
Promises Another Sensation.
Witness Muller Wrote Him . Letter
That No One Else Has Seen.

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Startling sensations were promised ~
Messrs. Brooke. O'Sullivan and Chand-
Ter, counsel for DIR. Henry c. #. Meyer.
In Mr.. Brooke's cross-examination crN
that remarkable self-confessed criminal
Carl Muller. to-day.
Charles w Brooke had eaid that he
'eS w. o ,S'.,,.' a. Ga-s,,a.,
shouiu cross-eNaihi'e Huiiei -. ~.
in order to make sure that the mans
knowledge of English was correct, and
,ho, ~. Ill, ,,oar, 90 ,as,,sv exactiv
that ne reaiy meant u ees.iy eN's
as he has expressed himself In English.
Not much was expected of this, how
very thick, and 1t Is difficult to follow
him he ia a remarkably Intelligent
80 ~, ,.,.,,, 80. r.o.,,,.,, -, 49,
man. and' plainly mas receiNeu ah "a
cellent education in English, using ex- Z
Gallant language II
-, ,a ..o -. ,,,,,vs. Z
nsational. 1t is known that Muller,
chatting in bis confinement In the I4ouss :
o."e ," w ms ,,-, .,
nications to the great law firm. The
words ,f one the substance of twos
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given to the press. But there was an-
otbsr of which tho veteran LAWYER said
,,o,,'' " '7
| impressively
th,, ,ottar II 4. ,ocl,ad in INV safe ana
that le.ter; II s Is Locked IN my ~. sa, s.n,s. ~
not even pr " Sui'iVah hor ,
un.,l Mui,er IL su'e'.su go ~ - ~ ssss,s,,
nation. 1t contains no oher. te..sestlIy
a sensation
Muller. whose right name is ArnoIo
ke apa WnS enaeS Tas n Inc horbe death
Of Ludwig Brandt one or the conspira
tors. first as Otto ); stem ana later AZ
August winners; naa e retoid IN tne na,.sss marvels
it on the first trial OF Or. Meyer.
Prosecutor John IN medyrS da, nau Pne4
| him with QUESTIONS all day frI9ay ana
for an hour Ih9rsaay, @ totaa al. 0. nearly
seven hours ana mere was not - mucn
variance as hair between tnat story
and the one ne told on the nrst t1ai.
with a tul iknoWieuge OF Whnt tnsy
must meet it was to be exectpsd tnat tne
defense Wouiu nght more poiuiy, anu rns
anticipation OF sensatiohai oeVeiopmsents -
rart IL. OF me Court OF Henerat S.
| siohs, Nhere fecoruer omy'h - tfyahe
'hr Tha casT. noo,or u.s ,r,,,,. ao., ,ro,.
| ne rector was prougnt GOWN from
| tne Lomps at lo.So II was neariy ~
TrS a,,ar s an mo oi,'Ser an ea e., .nt'a Nh
w., imi .nes eI, She was oresseu IN fvoe-
III blue gown or the latest fashion
dp inere re. was hi, smlie on ms taGe DiSsm @
on neT cheeks ana prisnt liGht IN nsr
sha n,ue eSes us she auvaneeo 10 s1wa. "a ~,
tne pidce where br' meyer sat- nus oacA
'oSMatus aer, ., A, "a
o,i, 'me Pu. out manu-, IN u.acn NJ NJ
s.ore, anu. tHushiie ~ meyer On tho
siosilusf, ..H saiu. -,
| Sosou-hiorhihs! fioW 90 you ocs His-
'enT >,,,.or o an, -o.,,.a ..,,-
IT. II meyer arose anu relurneu s"iA-
On: how are you. ma am
III, II Was NOT rhuen. 5u. II snoweu now
wen poth hal !earnsa tne issspu NOT y
S,ne Wite' @ But me DOCTOR gave gave note 70 me
| pIue-eyei wohiah' anu tneh sne paSseu "
to place by the window when sne read
the note eagerly.
AGAIN the story mas peen rumored
,.,a ina. mrs, Meyer would pc sworn az
witness against her husoand, put the
next move thls morning seemed 10 JUS
Try the inference that the biue-eyed