The sun., 1894-05-12
DRUGS FORDR. MEYERS WIFE
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POISONING CASE

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The Meyer murder trial IL RAPIDLY dsvalop.
ing into q struggle for the control Of Mrs
Meyer. the sphinx. Yesterday's develop-
ments Included vague hints OF druRRsd wina
and reverted from the modern storIes of hyp.
notIsm to the older tales which ar. familiar n
the plots Of italian melodrama During the
day there we're rumors that the defence were
preparing to denouncs the prosecution for A
dastardly outrage" and At the conclusion OF
the days session the reporters ell gathered
about Mr. Brooke and DR.. o'sulliyan asking
particulars.
Both lawyers we're excited. but for soma
time they refused to sav what mental irritant
was affecting them. After they had consulted
together for some time Dr. o'suliivan went
over to Mra Meyer and Mr. BROOK. told this
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while she was talking to Mrs, Frnsstin.
scbafYner. the "AnoeI NJ ,hs rouh.D ,vho
visits Mrs. Never in court daily. and send. out
for her lunch. Mr.. Brooke found Mrs. Meyer
SsAeu ana Mrs schanner said to him In the
nearing OF MRS. Meyer. who did not deny the
iaoearS hs ths' on on the evening before Keeper
Ts, ""V n.' ons,so o' Bits
Thursday. instead OF taking her directly back
to the Tombs had taken her To a room In a
saloon near the court house.. whsr. he gave
her wine. and urged her to make up her mind
so,orS,n, e, 'os we NE proseoS.lon he .oia nsr'
Brooke. that there would be money In IL for
her II she would 20 to the District Attorney'.
once and ther. agree to go on the witness
stand against her husband.
j When Mr. Brooke had finished his story DR..
oSullivan returned to the group. Mrs. Meyer
having been hurried away from him. he said
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hIs. heye' hao JUST told MIN thst Yesterday
taken b.r to roon 'Vu' ~ ,nS ,onn soped per hsa
CIV, given he, her wine . Dr. osulliy"n said Mr.. Mover
who. the Doctor said. was yery much frish..
snsa and .S,S ho hsa oni, a,v.n .. vsa No.. msns.
red wine The Doctor said thu. Mira Meyer
was so dazed she could hardly talk. He was
hen ha ""''n'' '"e 'oa wine e00'a nave ''hea
,ys " Its lot the wine I'm thinking about" pr.
tss stu hs. sspsS s1 S.1s Ss Sssa air Sa into
one man said he saw Mrs Meyer apparently
After sSppine on ali ali this borror tho ,.nor,.
ers vent to Mr.. McIntyre and asked him about
had made to induce Mrs. Never to testif1
RnocSed out bs the t seeret of eertno
the spbiS9 Hesr on. SeSSn To fos cresny oyer
Mrs. sehsfrner was seen last night at her
sGms tOd %;t ss s ;Ers STORY sy Sun
IL went TT 70 the court YESTERDAY morning
sNhor.y 6:iO5s II oslOsi; ana waited ., ios IIs
sheriff Leonard and one susan sehwab. =
chair sSsiaimed: Oh Oh. am siet tsT and 80 o diso
With Ss' S.4 sS!d me that something was the mat
Last night she said, I went back to the |
Tombs, ACCOMPANIED by Deputy sherIif Leon.
into a room and nieaied with me to turn
against my husband. saving that / would get
thing Of the kind. and said would never SH "ny ssy
u word against him. my poor husband.
we're coming to tss "ourt this norn nos Mnef tbs
began their plea,ling md arguing oyer o1aIn
/ said was tired OF hearing IL and would not
posed that we should stop d"fa and have gro, =
said it would do me GOOD conssntaa msMaa
aiaas OF red wine. I began TO feeI sicl riSht
aSd m. sSa S Tssy srxueS ana az D,sas sss S fS not
sal oon, hut I paid no Attention. and We came
"Just then, Continued Mrs. schnfYnst "D,
O'SuIvan came In and L repeated what Mrs
Meyer r osSliSsn Gsa 1S,a 20 aaY. IN. ,o,ox,
the affair:
When I entered tho court room Mrs.
ner: They have tried to kill this woman she
said and she is very sick Mrs Echannar
told mo the details. and I went oyer 70
Deputy sheriff Leonard and asked him
II he had given Mrs. Meyer anythine
Ss S Spk bn5 and IN sss SUp that Hs {. as%ttsd hSs
and had dropped in on the way TO court for Ts
went back 10 Mira Meyer and
looked at her She seemed dazad snd |
unable to comprehend clearly what was
going on. / examined her eyes and
Iound the pupils considerably IiIatad
not 40 much as would nave been causad ~
morphine, but still not natural. Ali thTonSb
he day the woman acted aueerly and AT ona
lime thought she had swooned' as her heaS
had fallen lack against a support and she
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.fter court and exclaimed; That mnttsr viii
lot get into the papers will ftp said did
hat moment telling IL to the reporters Wall
will deny IL absolutely he said and want