New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

o'clock then returned TO inc Nesl O,t' W ,,,rd
drodth-st. police station. and there saw @ "a."
detective whom had seen outside or inc nous nnd
and with him had tax about ot I"iI Mr. cornish
that it reported to me that Mr. CorhsSn ,%af ri
III. with that ! ended my investigation ~ ''''
Q"Who was that detective do ycu recall? ~ 49,
Detective M2her. l saw him about ll'"0 c'o'"' VI
Odd you inform him where Cornish was; wa yso go
far as you knew? Al told him that CORNISH, wa
AT the Knckerbocker Athletic club. on the follow
ing morning | came downtown quite carly ,iIi, nmu
sent n communication to Captain McClusky' Usl'ns
him that had been at the house the night before
and that ! mad become convinced IrVN 'lo .-,
mitted Cagtaln McCusky sent word about j
o'clock that day that he would Ike 10 So. ~ 1,
Clusky NIcClusky told me that he wanted TO sec
Cornish. told Captain McCmsy tnat ! ~ou,G @ C1' ~
up and bring Cornish 10 Police licadquartefs. aV-
tain McClusky said that he hoped that ! would i4 d3
50. went to the clubhouse a. Forty any
was told that he was quite H. was s,aasv H5nerG ieo Se
his room. told him that Captan NC CfdrhyIt6
He stated that he was unable to GO ana "hc hoon =
was theretwo persons came IN nave S,I,c' @ ,Ctcd
told that they We're Doctors however, on '.,nT i
fclt his pulse and asked him Questions that would
indicate 10 my mind that h. was physician |
reported through the telephone Immediately 70 Nc
stated to me to 20 to Police Headquarters
/ went then back to Cornsh's room, ana t9d
him that | had called up McClusky; and that de-
sired him 20 come Immediately to the clubhouse SO
that McClusky could talk with Cornish waited
McGi,lsEv dIi come. With MIR Hughes i stenog-
rapher Cornish was lying IN bed. brought Nc
CIisky upstairs and Mr.. Hughes, and they In.
terrogated Cornish for perhaps one hour ana '1' r
which cornish stated 10 MsCsEy rnn nbcr TO Who
U-as then present nj the end Of which time Ieft
the clubhouse was accomranied ~ Pea 1enG ar
by McClusky. and We went back TO- P9llce tieau
found that Mrs Rogers was In Police Hcadanart,crs
that q Mrs Hovcy WAS there. and ] understoCu
seen him Mrs. Rogers was brought INTO C%ptitn piad,
McCluskys room as was MS no\fS, S,I,sv %iu and
there intcrrogaed hy captain Nc, I,IhS, % ~.
Hughes. left Police Iieadquar,e .r .ri % and
about o'clock In the afternoon or i)c'cnner -, m'
returned 10 tho District Attorneys Office where
again Colonel Gardiner. and reported 10 MN MN
what had transpired during the day on Dc''''-
with that my official connection with the case
ceased The Police Headquarters had chlarEe, aro no
had no f,rther concern IN the case that since tho
police had everything in their own hands my con con
on had official connection with tae case "a Nr Ti
Mrs. Adams. except once, al lhc .tP"o'r IT., 80
come on here from Connecticut and testiy a' '"'S
Inquest
BY the Coroner:
Q.-Mr Mcintyre did Cornish state how he >, hsd o6
taken some of the poison. whether he nld taNtm
6ns eTs TesqoT fog Ffap bimee No a. recall correctly
Q'|from the glass? A.-Thc contents Of the
glass that was taken by Mr, ADAMS o told YOU
that? A-Weu. that is my best recoAocuon. .,
are had been received through tho mail whom he
nirbt to see him in regard to that. on the fol
IIl,SI1 InEnr day however. interrocated him very
closely concerning any one whom he might suspec''
and he at that time had no suspicious al an
A HEAPING TEAsPooNFrL.
BY Juror Mt. MciH'' '',' '. ",I f,lo
you that h. had given her h'"P"E 80 80
Ale told me-now this Is the language. II ] re
call 1t correctly that there N4' " n'"iiiirmS to
spoon that the direcuons @ s@sIn Ib,irir, taa-
spoonful. and that h" had ElNcn = nr'l5,'
spoonful That g. my re- ouecuon or me '"i''''7'
u2n rag WI" ,'rIii,cr 'I 81 Won recall bringing
,hS rotot', , ,, %. nv rcgueete A-Yes sir.
% Do Won recocct uhat ho said on thst sub
jcrt with reference to the amount OF me H3-c ne
had given to Nrs. Adams: p Wy ''" .r"t
me c3"l I7t'''l t ,,h ss va. nroscrt5oi Oh the
IT, ." ""'" saw "
ID, y,u recall what you said 70 me ~ 20
yor rr, f-,lonal relations with reference 10 MIS-.
Rogers ani Mrs Adams' A.fesi rrmena"'' hoiI,
s,l Ing h"H 9I99.. o. o'iid o'td on 1.eo |Ycs sir
. ana INA, ~ I'I'i i,, . rsi1 for vour so-yi-e9 A.
%v''r
'''
Nil Mcintyre "as thoh cN'uS'u
william r. Naher. precinct detective at the
w. o,,,- br,dr.dth-et police station was the
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next witness. ''I'h'I ''i"'"c' '''" ''i ~
an he knew about the case. and he said that he
,. i,,,,,,,ct.d bv Acting Captain Wilson. of the
r.. ,h.~, ,.,s y sueu;clon of murder
~ - . ,.,n,on M No 81 West
al'ou. '", "a ~ o." ni,oor,on NcfIugh Saver
Els"'E -'lA 'i', Si .iro,dy Toen cent to
i"n'r ana r''I ItE'l .'u ,h, tfaio~ met t,co Of
inc h'"''. -" ''1 va. il hi,,, ad,oieeion
,n',' i''"' "'i -
Wabor foyrl Nr. Mcintyre and Mrs. Hoyey
there Mi Mcintyre toId hln una, NJ nau "tL,l ,
Sot ~ ana iieG do,vretaire with Mr. Nc
Infvrc Sir Mcintyre told him that Colonel
Gardiner had pat him on me case ana ne noi,et 't
nrn'i Ntu" WI ~,tr i', said he vas a., a hurry
an a. ~, eI ti, to the station To- inform the acting
w. .s,,t &C. ,,.. irn,,,rt,rce of m. crime so that
- i.,,.,,., 80 ~. dietri.t might be- told Nc
Vs. -. ' tid bi,,, to conc hack AT : o'clock He
III, t u', -nisb ,,,ae and Nc!ntvre said he
Th'n ,,.,,;-h - Icon way, tbat he might
I".' "'' ~ , @ t,. t,it,ine too much and that
,l"' Hi','' Nv ht., t,tor Nobor ,,nnt bock 70
h' was ~ - e ,'' ,,.,,t,-, ,hot polican,an
t%n' % S'''i" -, - aIi ,bo ovbihits in the
Ia.l''I I'r ,,af ne 1d mot SEQ Cornish then