The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-31

would not return and find il closed to her.
He told the Coroner that he had been
to the house on April is and that he had
slept there that night and had used the
hatht,ib in the morning. He said he was
sure that nothing was wrong at that time.
Coroner's Physician Leblanc already had
given IL az his opinion that the body had
been in the tub for five or six months.
Scheib said that the dentist who had done
the work for his wife was some one in Dr.
wooster's Office at Fifty-ninth street and
Third avenue. He thought the name was
DR.. Dorian. but was not sure.
While Supt. McCurley said yesterday
that he had thought the Scheibs par
tic,ilarly happy couple and had seen
them walking out together several times,
apparently very much in love with each
other. Garcia aker Smith. who saw more
of the couple. said that they a,iarrelied
q good deal and that Mrs. Scheib seemed
to be in bad health.
George Wyeth. the employer Of Scheib.
asked him few days ago how his wife
was. Scheib replied that she was recover
ing from an operation at her fathers
home in Springfield. Mass. The operation.
he had told the garage people. was per-
formed in the German Hospital. and on
the strength Of the illness Of his wife
he had borrowed money NJ various
times recently from MIR. Cimio'ti. in whose
garage at 2aOe Broadway the car was
kept. He repaid the loans.
Just after his arrest Scheib said posi-
lively that he had never given his wife
cause for jealousy While he was saying
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letter signed May" and search OF
Scheib's effects at his recent home on
Amsterdam avenue last night revealed
other letters and addresses. One Of the
letters was written on stationery Of the
Hotel Empire and was dated April "a.
1911. II read
DEAR HENRY: Was very sorry that May
and ! could not get home from Brooklyn
in time to see you. Kindly try your best
70 get down tonight. Monday. II only for
Q few minutes. Come between y and $50.
Will wait for you. II you can bring the
car down I wish you would. Sincerely.
Please excuse errors. IA slips of the hand
are no fault Of the person f.
Mr. Wyeth said yesterday that he had
not known Of his chauffeur taking the
car out for joy riding. Another piece OF
paper found among the letters bore the
addresses May Flannery. sa5 Ninth
avenue, care Of Jackson" and Ethel
Mullen, s4l West Forty-third street "
Ethel Mullen has moved to 635 Ninth
avenue. She was out last evening with
May Flannery, who lives in the same
building Her mother had never heard
her speak Of any Mr.. Scheb.
Another letter had been posted from
Station H at II A. NJ. on April 10 and was
addressed to Scheib at the Cimiotti
garage II was signed merely ANNA,
and said:
I received a telegram from my sister
thi. morning stating that my mother was
very sick and that ! should come home
So I am taking the first train.
tried to get you on the phone this morn.
ing, but you were not around WANTED you
to see me to the train. dearie. I do wish
that I could have seen yom before | went
a. do not feel bit sure Of you and IL wor-
ries me.
You know. my boy. you can trust me
do not feel envous of your wife
but arm glad that you can see me too. iouI
wife IA very lucky in having YOU. dear
don't know what am driving at so will
not try any further You told me that yo,
enjoyed yourself SUNDAY nish'. but want
neSI ~" '' e
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! am gong 10 SEND You some 'h'nHS ''
take care Of for me as soon "a get home
would do 80 now, but am pressed FOL
time Please, Henry dear. be good until
get back 10 you, won't you' | will b.
hack a. fas, as can. and tha, will be YER,
shortly. I will write to you as soon as
.,r,ve home and tell Won n prea, man,
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folks. so that you could feel YOU could =.
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