New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

xruger.s saloon on the day when the conve dsa-
ton with a That sIo the expert for the prose
r aif ' mses he words This must be con-
v9ted My Tspa @ren nf' for Seerbolng
pany. testified that he was at the party OF ana IND
ihat he had heard Or. Scheee, who was IN tne
party say that Mrs Fleming had got 10 nte. Iirr
Scheele, could prove that she had poisoned hve
other people on crossexamnation he aIi,l,aeu ne
Uenpner and when Mr. Mcintyre elicited later
that the witness was troiher-in Jaw OF h@pp,s.,
Dr scheee's enemy: he sharply ended the eNai"'ha-
After teorge Juraschek, reporter for German nain
talking to the last witness at the Rdgewood gain
sn William S5ssSe Of No 500 81 ss HsTmsn
brooklyn; Henry G. Dusenberry Of No a Duane
ST.; Henry A. Hamburg OF 40 "a, F9rdy Wcst
One hundred-a nde leventh-st.. and charles Lcte;
that Dr schcelcs reputation for truth and yeraci;y
was bad and tia, he could not be believed on oatn
IN h ms onei The witness succeeded in obtain
Ing admissions from each tina. they had either had
differences litigation with Ut Sche'le anu ''"t
they therefore felt anlmosity toward hlh
THE COURT CLEARED.
In the course Of the examination OF the last wit
ness a retort made by Mr. Brooke TO Mr.. Mcintyre
caused the people IN the court TO laugh There
had been many similar TITS during the day ana
on this occasion the Recorder ordered that part OF
the court devoted 10 the OF the general pubic 10
he cleared He threatened IL any similar exhibit
lions took place TO have tho cleared q! every
body except those Immediately connected with The
Johr W Saunders. who In the month of Septem-
Der last was head drug clerk 70 'r. Scneele AT IN"
Whltchall-st store recognized the bottles contain.
ing the stomach and It's contents. and said he had
seen them n Or Schcrles possession. ana mat they
had lain on his prescription counter where any one
might get ut them lie also Identified IN" clam
chow.!er pitcher. and sad inai thcrc was a whlie
substance Oh the bottom Of e WHICH l'r scn"cie
told him no had tasted and found 20 be- sugar Mr
Mcintyre subjected the witness 70 rFd cross,
examnai on with The result tihi m" witness saih
he would not swear TO the evidence n" hhl given
in his direct examination
jacob Won G.richten. VINO until recently was n
deiccive-sergeant In the Dlsirci-Attorneys Once
was called 10 describe the result %. his lnv"sira-
lions regarding Or Schecles character which ne
obtained when he detailed for this duy IN con-
ncction with "a case whore Or Sch~c,c WAS called
az an expert against the People Mr Mcintyre.
however, objected. and was upheld 10y he Court
Leopold I0wensiein Of No 3N East Fly 'ecpnl-
St. also testified that he would not brnev" Ir.
Schccle under oath. In Tefpons" 70 furihcr Glrt-
tons he said he remembered being IN pr. sch"eles
store lat September and seeing jar narsei
II " Bliss" He deposci further that he saw Ilr.
Schrcc take small bottle oHi 81 The Jar ana after
heating the bottle over glS jet. ifop something
into n Mr. Brooke next asked ne witness II pr
Scheeic then said there was enough poison IN IN"
bottle 10 XII half-a-iozcn people. but an objection
by Mr. Mcintyre was sustained.
The trial VIII be continued ~ 1913 O'Clock TINS