The evening world., 1894-05-07

Henry c. T.. Meyer. received n letter this
morning which made him gloomy. II
came from Trnuk Bnrlr, on" ~ N"
most important witnesses against Dr,
Meyer.
Burke was in the Cool; County Jail
when Or. Meyer, Muller Brandt, Baum
and Jack Gardner were there in l>'o,
and was taken into Dr. Meyers scheme
to make money fast by dcfrauding life
insurance companies.
Burke could not lie found in time for
the first trial of Dr. Meyer last De.
cember, but the detectives were scour-
ing the country for him, "A fellow known
as doc. Rogers" and Jack Gardner.
They found Gardner In Indian Terri
tory. and prevailed upon him to come
to New York. They have never found
Doc" Rogers. but at last located
Frank Burke in New York. lie and his
wife. known as Madame Sanger. lived
ut 81 West Twenty-siXth street.
Burke disappeared Saturday. after
having been in the Court House every
day for three weeks. Nine. Sanger dis
appeared yesterday.
In the letter received from Burke by
NJ. Mcintyre to-day, he says that he
has gone where lie cannot be found.
That he hadn't the heart to go on the
witness stand and help send his OLD
''pard.' DR.. Meyer to death in the cleo
trical chair.
Detectives with this letter in hand are
rombing the town. Just the same. and
hope to find the tender-h"arted rascal
rho was to have been one OF Dr. Mey-
er's assistants, and mrht have become
his victim, perhaps, In NJ scheme for in
surng people and then poisoning them
to death.
Ar hpT ipt ina l.t
from j. a. Barber, prosecuting attorney
for Lucas County, o. MIR. Barber asks
Mr.. Mcintyre to keep him informed of
the progress of this trial as he desires
at It's close, in the event Of ncquttal Of
Or. Meyer, to have him arrested and
poisoning his alleged wife to death in
that city in the Fan of 1892
Mr.. BarbC. writes: "Our case viii be
very difficult to prove, bu, II We rail to
convict Dr. Meyer of murder we have
Il charge of horse stealing which viii
6Sorsy be easy. when hH ir Mixer n"came
and fed
brought to court to-lay. sh" wore va a
well-made and fashionable gown OF
brown silk, trimmed with black silk.
pearance last Winter. but there are the
same great. dark eyes, fringei by long
loshes. and made effective by dropping
upper nus, rne same 1lu1N ilhfR mar
and petite figure, only her fac" is more
mature. mere sedato. ns becomes II
young matron. for she has achieved
that position during her involuntary
Ernst II, Fischer. cigar dealer at 59l
I.srrobe street. chicago, writes I" Mr.,
one OF last weeks Witnesses. did as
DIR. Meyer requested In his letter to her
and obtained from him IN" photographs
OF William Hoppe. teacher in Rev. Or
BartIlnRS chllrrh, CHICAGO.
Fischer says that Miss Grcuter got
him TO give up the picture by telling
900 Hoppe Is dead. Fischer says h"
was ~ Meyers cousin. but quite I'M
like ~, him ,,h This is is pr%na,h'y N" photo,
supposed 10 resemble Dr Meyer closely.
but the witness failed to say so.
The first witness of the daV was Cy-
rus Mum. who d.d not appear as II
witness on the former trial.
lie Is assistant secretary. of the Wash,
lngton Life Insurance Company, ana
his testimony was only corroborntive Of
ether witnesses reEnrdin% the "fforts ~
naSm." accompant"I led ny 1r' 1"W Ncvrr ,r'i., as
"AuEast wimmsrs H% i1%"tiiHsh' mis-
given TO Mrs. Meyer on the pulicy,
!, Dwight Burdg", Superintendent Of
the Policy-Pny!ng Department. Of tn"
tempts of the conspirat0rs to collect ih,.
amount Of Sl,cm policy in that Com
Then came Mary NeIss- Muller. She
testified that she was born in Toledo
nnd was married to Carl Muller atlas
August Winners, alias Arnold Kirtel In
Chicago. Apill =, 1893,
~ first met, him in, scptemher 1892,
That is Hugo WGylor, saii ii Inc SOU, SOU,
hand at Dr.. Meyer - Wv ''
Il ie was IN som" kind Of n gam',linp
business. DR. Meyer called al mt
mothers house In July, ls32, and "r,
IisSed isaS mn me ,rsgon, as servant IN S.pt mh"r
10 the house. lie was there one dav
Me moved to South Bend. Ind. an,
M%RS M%ler WaTIor yamT 'GrrT Kerr, in "S@mhsE ls}?
Muller Dec ., IS9a W. ''' 'S' VIII
To other questions from Mr.. NcTn
tyre the witness related that while il
south Bend llr Meyer said 10 her Tim
heni@s ne GaI ,SwInli"@ s"y}"ral 5nsDranc" com
nolicy ON the If" Of man ramr,
mPn Frnpf Hanry sTy1cr 15:,% %Gmrlayo1 a., by Livery
Eip's hearSe AZ the funeral OF q it, N
Joseph l'alm alias Brandt. tcsttUc,
that that the BODY Wos. hwi"I IN, :vcrprr"u
10 the cemetery and rat N" su m" body
ircturninrI i 10 lIsmnu Ntp'~ Urlrr,ok
ing establishment ir l'lrst avenue. vnrr
Coroner SchGlt2o examined it ana rraf
chemical analysis.
He was sur" II was the same h,ly
ahd SAID tAe oasK"t and earth arolm
II was dry-thi~ as a denial II m. eur
seS,lnn tthi nn,N1n found I'm the h1I
could have filtered from som" 9TH"
rnd"rtaker Herman Kin Identified Mr.,
\ MIeysr as mo willow "haum and toll
/ supposed husband rr Nur.ai /, was no
emhalmeI