The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-06

TO whom had TOLD the incident OF the mTste.
rio1s Visttor; Shsnsd him about q. ..,
and came home between l and 2 A. NJ. and was
not quite sober. He was not in the habit OF
received a letter IN my husbands handwriting
addressed to Miss Luke, Post ONCE. Yokohama.
letter said that he felt greatly distressed about
neI ana was willing 10 help her. but could not
fnd her e, and md 8 asking her 70 meet him on the
October received anonymously an envelope
with a pioce of paper inside. Ii was left by a
writing Of, my husband. The zen snvelop PEW was not
but !, locked to be in the same as the letter
"on Oct. 20 another anonymous letter was
found on my doorstep. apparently In tho same
writing as the envelope of the other. IL read:
and YOU shall never leave Japan alive On
Nov. I received through the post another let
Il have done what l can for you. True, l have
made you suffer, have written TO MIR. Hall
tss tr SS5TfRSHT no H longer Mr' BY Eo \. e.; i E" spnesp, to SI I.
In the same handwriting as the others. On tho
same day Mr.. ,Lowder showed mo a letter which
he said he had received 1t was to the effect:
be acting for the wife OF him who was ali to me.
should let a silly innocent woman suffer. BY
the time you get this l shall be on my way to
s sfler h the boy boy tg 9th s ogtosa ass his mother look
The letter to the Coroner conveyed the infor.
NATION that the writer was about to join CArew
In death, but that before going she wanted to
proclaim the innocence Of that silly little fool
Mrs. Carew admitted that che had had un.
pleasant disepssions with her husband on money
matters. have f400 n year of my own" she
lss,,as1 Ia. ss eesD s, ,sG, allowed lilo, Snl Hy I my fS'h re I The
and December. Up TIL last June the remit
tanees were made IN Mr.. Carew's name. ] have
reason to believe that In June last a remittance
OF $3.50 was sent. MIR. Carew was In the habit
Of Keeping the amount. in his own account and
July ! spoke TO him, expressing surprise
that the money which ! knew. had been sent
from q gland q had not yet arrived. do not re.
question about a week after lie told me the
money had come, but that he was then unable
he had such a want for the money. AS he could
give me no satisfactory answer. had to mnke
arrangements to get the control OF the remit
tances., That was absolutely the only contro.
yersy had with my, husband. 1t made no
In reference to her marriage to Carew and
Carew testified:
did not approve of the match, but till the time
he died ! and my husband lived on terms of
and he with me on all subjects. soon after our
marriage he mentioned to me the name of Anna
Luke; who lived in Deyonshire, England. A that
time he told me little beyond that lie had seen a
great deal OF her. and gave me to understand
that he had been amusing himself with her
feeling OF jealousy with me. The subject was
not renewed till quite recently. He told
me that prior to his marriage in the native
States OF Singapore he was responsible for two
or three children. One 0i these / have provided
for. He ibid not tell me this till some months
alter our marriage. About nine months after
our marriage ] found my husband was In the
habit Of TAX ing arsenic. We were then living
In. the native States, near Singapore"
In su bstantiation OF Mrs. Cal ew's testimony
about her mysterious yelled visitor" one OF
her servants testified that one evening while her
mistress was out fetching the doctor to attend
her husband dnring his last Illness a strange
woman came to the house.
" She was rather tall. md was dressed In black
Clothes the witness SAID, " but | did not notice
the color Of her nair. The light was dim and I
diri not notice II the woman wore Q veil. She
asked II Mrs. Carew was III. ! said MIR. Carew
was ~ aud Mrs. Carew had gone to fetch DR..
Wheeler. She asked me where Mt. Carew's
room was. and / said 1t was up stairs. and the
woman went away then without saying any
thing: | left tho door unlocked, in accordance
with Mr.. Carew's orders"
W hen the mails closed testimony was still
being taken. but 1t was expected that the case
would soon 10 To the jury.