The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-31


either case II would Be impossIblo for vs. e
help the police at all
Earlier n the Day "a employee 81 Blaes. StarT
their store y would have two small lines
scratched on It, There were no such marks on
the holder sent 10 Cornish, and " was learned
that only articles manufactured by thN firm
were marked in this way.
The holder sold TO Noses Straus OF Brooklyn
Is. according 70 sppcrintcndent Martin Of that
only one oLits Kind that Mr.. straus has ever
handled. Thu SUN made an effort to Ind out
Che. seventeen holders similar to The one
q this borough and DrooEIyn. J r;
even Srmi RSd line q, Of Pf t6o 2RaSidcr she he sold It5beiaa long nc
ago the Mermod Jaccard Company Ut ~. Louis
still have their llue. Deeber q Lathrop OF syria
sold His, GTeenlief' 4 Crosby Of Jacksonville
Trenton have theirs still (, Dcsio, OF. Washing
ton doesn't know whether he sold his'or not,
P hi sold bis RhSSIlior' somc time ago,
and Spaulding Il Go. OF Chicago sold two Of
theirs three months ago. the third being in
Co, refuse TO toll who they sold the two holders
20. They have tho names. they say. but as the
purchasers nre old customers Of theirs, they
will potdiyulgo their names. ASuN CORRESPOND;
emit visited AZ tho jewelry stores IN Hartford
yesterday without coming across any Of the
holders OF either the original or later patterns.
soS-IN-LAw RoGERs IN Town.
Edward I; Rogers. son-in,iaw OF Mrs, Adams.
arrived q this city ct 10, o'clock on Thursday
until yesterday morning; Mr.. Rogers sue
ceeded in giving those who were waiting for
went to the IMPERIAL Hotci Tor tn" GnHigshhtt. but
did not enter his name on the register. Mr..
ESsIsFs c9 Pistri tS S Xiysrn YORK N 81 advice r6 Of
case from the first, THE suN learned on
tyre visited Mr.. Rogers at the hotel at l o o'clock
Yesterday morning and had a long contcrence
y Wssn nm; m mri hTgG 6y a T Tepo ,TGru ktt }ng he mT re.
fused to say II word. but he finally admitted his
identity, and said that he had come to New
might have something, TO say in the future.
Mr., Rogers's exact words were: e" do not care
to talk about the case; have nothing what
ever TO say about it-at least not now"
O'Clock yesterday morning. but left his baggage
behind. His whereabouts was unknown until
S SSgJe MEs T SSSbss d from tna n%r'fo Wbb 5tf ho he did had I'd
here, but he was N that city only q short time.
ferday afternoon, He went to the Imperial
Mrs. Adams. apartments yesterday and did
see his wife or counsel. He did not &c. to
Police Headqnar,ers and did not see Capt. Me7
he hadn't see Rogers and didn't want to
see him, He had not invited him to call on
him and the mans movements were u matter
indifference to him.
Authorities VERY RETGcENT. !
1t is now admitted that Rogers and his wife
separated. and that one Or other has
McClusky was asked if he had questioned Cor
on that subject. and his answer was;
Now. now, you can't expect me to answer
hat question. will not reveal my line of in
Vestigntion to anybody at present.
sa Fl et ease IS M IN Gap pt' MGsc siflsEg2'yl hands sn1dd I
,ne to be indicted; As far 4s know no one is
lnder suspicion ut present"
A letter from the Emerson Drug Company of
Baltimore to 5. j. Russell, q taxidermist Of ,2o3
Attorney Gardiner Yesterday. 1t was as
ollows:
DEAR SIR: We are in receipt OF your favor of the
hear that you have had trouble with our bromo
s1sns5' .el hse s SHt I, Sn S4 asao HS% rSf1 In the q Sot Tss
sIagr time hns b ago foSo decide, l. to Grsnnlate bronze
70 have sinoe gone back to the o old "" way Ht Of i ns KIM;
he same, and trust you will have no further trouble.
EMEnsoS ( o..
Mr.. Russell had made complaints to the En-
hat had made, friends to whom he gave it i'll.
te purchased 1t in o Jersey City drug store.
on RusseII's letter. and they agreed
hat promo seller. even II decomposed, would
I ssn se pToi oSe ~ h,s HS SsS1stani he o ssnt - Mr. IT, BIZ H.
NAS - Aho wv y EJC III
russell and get q complete statementfrom him.
CHEMISTS TO WORK ON THE CASE.
The stomach and other organs taken from
irs, Adams's body at the autopsy were turned
yer to Prof. r. Augustus Witthaus and DIR. b.
rank Ferguson yesterday for chemical an
lysis; These physicians will not make a
Capt. McClusky made two visits to the Knick-
rbocker Athletic Club yesterday to see Cor
ish. one In the afternoon and another at .
ornlsh had sent, fer him and put him in pos
ession. Of important information that he had
cen withholding. 10 a Sun reporter the Cap
aln said That this was untrue. He said:
Cornish has no idea who sent that poison
him. He has told me so from the first and
epeated the statement to-day. He. has been
nable to help me at all. ] do not believe he is
,arned that the man with whom Cornish quar-
slled some twenty years ago, and who was
lentioned by his mother in an interview yes
,rday as the possible perpetrator OF this deed.
Cernish's condition is about the same. He is
ald 70 pc out or danger. Funeral services over
ne body of Mrs. Adams will be held at 81 West i
he body will be taken to Hartford for burial.
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre said at ,
1e Democratic Club last night:
Late Tonight Capt, McOlusky got a lead on
a arrest before noon tomorrow. The clue. as
understand Il, is the best yet discovered and
Jay result in, the unravellinglofthe entire mys-
,ryyi Capt' MNlcGiusky and his mon will work
BAN FRGSoIsco., Dec. 3o.-Phelps & Adams
We In Oakland and said they sold
sen. said his records wouldn't show anything
Mess he had Phelps to identify the number OF
COMPANY A DIDN'T ASSEMBLE.