New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-24
MRS. MAVERICK ARRIVES.
4NSWER TO ARMSTRONG;.
Sad TO Haze acknowledged Her
Reversionary Right IN Estates.

-, q ,soub+fniIv proved charge of killing her
husband with poison. arrived yesterday on the
steamer Vaderland from Antwerp. She had
gone there from her mothers home at Rouen-
She was accompanied on her voyage TO TINS
country, by Samuel r. Hayden, of the law firm
OF Hayden & Yarrel. attorneys for Mrs May
brick, and by Mr.. Hayden's wife. She trav-
eiled ncognito. under the name OF Mrs Rose
Ingranarl choosing this name, Mr.. Hayden said,
because it had been an honored one in her fam
iIy for years. Her uncle is the Rev. p. T. In
graham, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. of ST. Louis. The Vaderland was sew
eral days out before the other passengers
learned that Mrs. Ingraham. whom they seldom
saw on the voyage, but who had a pleasant
word for those she met. the woman who
has just finished a long sentence for the al
legged murder of her husband. and whose case
had excited the active interest OF the English
and American people. With the exception OF
one she took all her meals in her stateroom.
According to Mr.. Hayden. who talked to the
reporters for Mrs. Maybrick, she left Truoro.
Cornwall. on July 20 where she had been kept
at convent since January. and, with the aid
of the English and United States governments,
was able to reach the home of her mother at
Rouen without attracting public notice. On
August IL she left Rouen and joined Mr. and
Mrs. Hayden al Antwerp. where they look pas
sage on the Vaderand.
When the customs officials boarded the Vad-
erland yesterday an effort was made by them
to expedite the examining OF her baggage,
which was done in her stateroonL AS the God
dess of Liberty appeared through the early
morning mist, Mrs. Maybrick. who was stand
Ing on deck. was heard to exclaim. This Is the
happiest moment OF my life"
MRS. MAVERICKS STATEMENT.
AS 1t was feared that her recent nervous con-
diton would not make It wise for her to talk
with reporters. the following written statement
had been prepared by her:
Steamer Vederland August q 100,
regret that the state OF my health as well as
friends OF the American press at this time as /
should like; and telling them and my fellow coun-
debted TO them for their efforts In NV behalf I
take this means TO express everlasting gratitude
well as words can. and also 10 thank them for
Their e9ngratulauons on my release, which I
sdsT nave not 0esH able personally to aokn0"i
As my mothers was not able TO accompany me. 7
came over under the protection OF Mr. Hayden OF
Hayden & YarrelI. my attorneys, and his wife /
mer Of B. who presc 2Ra PF for W
during the voyage, that rest and quiet will in time
counsel and PHYSICIANS that have travelled in
eoSnito. cannot express my feelings OF deep joy
land Al The earliest opportunity shall my
spent some OF my married life I believe now as
I have always believed that God in his own good
t t,h vii Ilsht the wrong have suffered. For
further Information regarding my future plans 1
FLORENCE ELIZABETH MAVERICK.
Al the pier she was met by carriage and
driven TO the Holland House where she is stay
ing. In the evening. at the Holland House
Messrs Hayden & YarrelI issued the following
statement in answer TO the statement made by
David w. Armstrong that the British govern
ment had been tricked into releasing Mrs. May
brick:
Armstrong; statement is absolutely false. ana
Armstrong; treatment of Mrs Mavbrtck ara the
statement SaSss dosBs. IS 9s 9s5sct 10,
British government against further favorable ac-
testimony In the suits against Armstrong may not
be received with the s-edenee that 1t otherwise
short. as the English government Is fully aware
wise influenced in releasing Mrs. Maybrick by the
pending litigation against Armstrong. The state
from France FASTENED through fear OF extra
dition is too cruel 10 characterize
Messrs. Hayden and YarreI said they had no.
read the answer reported to have been filed this
week in Richmond by Mr.. Armstrong but had
read the accounts IN newspapers and from these
accounts, with the exception OF what was
charged in reference TO Mrs. AIaybricks release
believed the answer was almost identical with
one fled in suit I'm Richmond against Arm
strong. This answer was allowed 10 remain on
file in court until full testimony was regularly
taken after the notice and returned TO the Chan
Gerry Court in Richmond by the official before
whom it was taken. practically sustaining every
material allegation of the bill
The statement continues:
Armstrong; attorneys and himself hAvips no
possible defence to the facts proven by said tes-
tim4ny fali eac:S ON reservation in the answer
6hs bill and get permission OF the
answer and send the case back 10 rules, permitting
them 10 hle their pleas in abatement and dernur
mo ground OF the plea and demurrer being that
ana had no right to brns the suit under the laws
her marriage Repleatons were hed to the peas
and there the mater rested until last fall await
\ certified copy Of Armstrong; first answer, fled
eleven years ago ana the orSinai testimony Itself
in the Office Of Hayden q Yarrei in Washington
Of MP M Ro Wss n5d a IF The
two years after ali the deeds signed by Mrs May
Roques. and others. had been got by Armstrong;
torney ror. Caroline f. Won Roaues.' Armstrong
represented himself at all times II the attorney
10 j. Taylor Ellison OF Richmond Van and Sae otSar es
They paid him t2S oS in sash S2Go9 In this country
embraced In that option.
ST John Boyle. Of LouisvHs. Ky, attorney for thu
Kentucky Union Land Company testified that hs
examined the titles Tor The company for forty-twO
thousand acres bought hv them from Armstrong
and that Armstroug represented 10 him aud 10 his
people at all times that the lands were owned by
Maybrck ana her children to an interest in part Of
~ Them 0 I, Gsad exs1,t eT IN {he sale
Groomc saving TO him that ne had the lands con-
passing title Boyle refused to take tile nom
6:roomc. and required Armstrong to file n friendly
appoint trustees in Kentucky to pass the title
ana made The Baroness yon RoQueS, Mrs Maybrick
authorsing the sale by the trustees, and Mr Arm
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