The sun., 1894-05-05
MRS. MEYER STILL SILENT.
MEN REPORTED WILLINGNESS TO TURN
STAINS BTIDENCE.

| Nothtar "a Iadieats Istendsd Dtaisysity ES-
erPt Her OGerS to- see Rrpresentatives
or the 1sssrases Company Ssd the
District Auorr-S - ChnuR'd Hor Hi-s.
Although the sphinx OF the Meyer murder
trial has not yet spoken. II was only By rul-
| ing Of Recorder Smyth. sustaining an objee-
tion By Mr.. Brooke. that the jury was deprived
yesterday OF the satisfaction Of hearing from
thesilent sweetheart co-defendant. Even had
the Court ruled otherwise the llps o; the
sphn1 would have remained sealed. for the
message from her was In the form Of letter
in the possession Of Daniel e. Gillette, man
ager OF the Department OF Revisions OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mr. Gillette was the last witness Of the day.
He had given the same testimony that he gave
on the former trial. when Mr. Mcintyre sssed
him II he had received . letter from Mrs.
Meyer.
The Mutual Insurance Company has re-
eeived a letter from the Tombs. which We sup
pose was written By Mrs Meyer" the witness
answered.
Mr. Brooke was on his feet vigorously object
ing In an instant Mr.. Mcintyre tried In vari-
Gus ways to get the letter In. He was per-
mittsd to learn from the witness that In con-
sequence OF the receipt Of letter Detective
julien. employed by the witness visited Mrs
Meyer In the Tombs, but the letter Itself was
ruled out.
A story which appeared to come from the
prosecuting attorneys reached the reporters
table to the effect that the letter Of Mrs. Meyer
contained an offer from her to give States
evidence for q monetary consideration.
Mr.. Gillette. after the adjournment q court
ssceivsd ssss 'S W6ies we assume Trs Meyer wrote
contained no offer from her to give evidence
for the prosecution, for monetary or any
The reporter siterward learned that the facts
upon which all the stories are based as to Mrs.
defend ant are substantially these: About four
weeks ago the Mutual Life Insurance Com
woman. written in German. which contained
little more than a request for an interyiew with
ut Of the ss, M SIs1
the case che asked for few more, days" TO
consider the matter. and promised to write
did not write to the company again, but later
Mr. Mcintyre received from her n similar let
said sale to him that she wanted four days to con-
cider the matter, and gEoIised 70 write II che
ser sttsr 70 M shS Sp1s shs v
iSs playful taif. about the sphinx. an hyrnotisG
il may be SOM ething the doctor inn bibsd frSm
the Blarney stone. but sure It is that Mr..
in the long. earnest talks he favors Mrs. Meyer
with after eysry m Of the court nn.
In the morning Carl Muller was recalled to
the witness stand by the defence. Mr. Brooke
handed him a letter and ask ed him 10 he wrote
it. Muller said he did. II was written in Eng
lish, and addressed to Mr.. Chandler" care
Brooke O'Suilivan 4 Brooke. Therefore It Is
supposed that "Mr. Chandler" is Muller's
idea OF .u III lent siHnntion OF Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler. Mr.. Brooke read the letter.
which was as follows:
Horsr OF Drrr~rtoY. Feb 2S 1904
Ilocated Dr. Meyer to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company July IL. Isp3 under condition that no ques
ton should be asked Of me. and that should not be
Ina ~ N nj q lat hay eel
agreement but com nelled me tn TO New York, and
kept Julv 60 IsD3 locked at the House OF
Detention. would Ike to have my Discharge out OF
this place and also my discharge ont Of nr Meyers
matter and as want my liberty. Respectfully yours
CARt MuLLER
The reward for locating DR. Muller was $500 paid to
me which received on July ~. 1924 Z. NJ
Here at the House OF Detention, they decline to pay
any OF my expenses. they do not answer my letter..
and will not let my child horn on Dee go lsg3.
Ny house in chicago. at sS3 Twentr.fourtn street
closed and the furniture has disappeared They do not
pay my wife's expenses. as they had promised. and
have TO CIV. her maney OF mine They Imprisoned
Of New YorE and treated her badly at the House OF
Detention. CARL AULLSR
Second hand furniture dealers. saloon keep
ers ianitora, and nelghbors who had seen
Brandt Muller. DR.. Meyer. and Mrs. Meyer
during their months residence in East Thir-
teenth street repeated the stories Of their oo-
servations OF that Cheerful, household. and
insurance men Identified endless files OF
official papers and told OF their experiences
with the alleged conspirators
The trial will be resu N ed on Mondaf m ornin0.