New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

was decided yesterday TO send her to SAM
tarium to-day but there some doubt
whether or not an operation would be necessary.
Yesterday his wife was feeling worse than
usual
Lizzie williams. the colored servant Of the
Hayes family family, said:
when Dr. Hayes went out Mrs. Hayes asked
ne 70 go 20 her room. She said she didn't
know whether she would go to bed, or put on
her dressing gown. She finally began to un-
gown Mrs. Hayes then had her shoes of, pre-
paratory TO going 10 bed, and was removing her
waist While / getting the gown the door
bell rang, and / went 10 answer IL, put tneIe
was no one there. 1 think DR.. Caldwell had
fixed the bell that it would ring and attract
me. .
nesses in the case. turned to Dr. HAYES and
exclaimed
somebody is lying in this matter, for how do
YOU account for the fact that in the pool OF
blood under DR.. Caldwell's head was found the
wrapping paper in which the phial of morphine
was sent to the house? How do you account
Ven told me plainly and emphaticaIy that
The morphine had been received by yourself
and that you took the medicine, put ii into
your pocket and walked back TO the drugstore
with it in order to ascertain for whom IL was
sent and by whose orders.
i firmly believe that somebody is lying In
man 10 be ultimate with your Wife or mat you
believe her condition would lead 10 such sup
position. Is that right, doctor"'
NO, sir" said DR.. Hayes.
rs it fact that you saw to-day the man
and your wife In Mrs Hayess bedroom, and
that you accused them of having taken morph-
Inc OF having morphine in their possession. or
did you suppose that DR.. Caldwell was supply
ing your wife with morphine, and that you
spoke TO Caldwell about giving Mrs. Hayes
morphine in her presence. and that DR.. Caldwell.
SIS soon you accused him of that, got pistol
and shot himself and Mrs. Hayes?"
DR. Hayes. in reply TO this question, said
No, IL is not
"wen.'' exclaimed Mr.. Bausch. that is my
theory. and the best thing for you to do is to
tell the whole truth. What did you mean by
remarking that you had the bottle containing
morphine. and that you were going to hold it
as evidence"
DR.. Hayes said:
Il do not know. was excited. will tell at
the investigation"
Mr.. Bausch then continued to explain every
few minutes that he thought DR.. Hayes had
come home and found DR.. Caldwell and Mrs:
HAYES under the influence of morphine, and
that he CDR Hayes had then and there &C
cused DR. Caldwell of giving Mrs Hayes NOR
phine. The Coroner then exclaimed, Il believe
you had quarrel with DR.. Caldwell to-day"
Yes" replied Hayes, Il Quarrelled with him
to-day. But 1t only a friendly quarrel
We have always been friends. 1 told him that
the best thing for him TO do was to leave my
house. 1 did not like him on account Of the
fact that he drank to excess"
Mr.. Bausch-Did you know of your wife's IN
fatuation for this man?
Yes" said DR.. Hayes Il knew something
about that
To-day. when came home, at 2 O'Clock. I
found Caldwell and my wife were in. l told
hin. he would have to get out of the house on
account OF his drinking habits as L could not
stand him any more
The Coroner said he did not believe that
Hayes was in any way responsible for the death
of Mrs. Hayes DR.. Caldwell, as the pistol
with which they were killed was found In Dr.
Caldwelrs hand.
The Coroner gave a permit 10 have the bodies
removed to an undertaken shop in Amsterdam
ave, and he told policeman 10 set a watch on
them until the autopsy was performed to-day,
and if any person attempted to touch them
without authority to arrest him Immediately.