, 1874-06-06

what troubled hor.. Thoro was ono months rent
auo. we haa Pala IL mp honestly tho month
before. The landlord novcr bothered na at Ill,
troubled her mora than It did mo-. sho always
wantet to pay al eho owod. A bcttor woman
mover lived; but ste IL nlursleror now and
would au! not ltve with 9or again. forgive her.
for about month. .wantod to stok by tho
troll me. T Joined tho International Union about
twolye months ago. WAS born in tho County, Of
Tfppernrv, ireland. and am 40 yonrs old. W0
were marriod abo,it tho yoar 1907 in I,ristol,
lthodc leland. My wlfo was born In County
Kildare, ireland"
A reporter had tho following interesting intor-
view With Mrs. DwJcr concerning tho tragedy
yesterday morning
INTERVIEW WITH Mrs. DwyEn.
Noportor-1rs. Dwyar, do you renlizo your
poaslon2
Nra' 'DEyor---porfoctly, etr. I am rnurdoteaa.
God arc in heaven. I hive often fclt like kill
ing myHalt, aud know that Il went first and
loft thom behind rue they would mover roao'l
hoavon; You soc, sir, my husband wouldn't go
70 work. ! warned him to go, and yet ho por-
sisted, md my brain is not quito right aomo-
limos, aud that's tho way 1t hnpponod.
:, Noportor-l1avo you lived pleasantly With your
h4ebaud2
Mrs. Dwycr-Woll.. yes; but ]. don't think wo
nsa ANY great love for oanh other. wAn only
- when was nlarriod, and he WAS much
older than that But can honestly say that 1
ieol comfort to know TINT my children arc In
heaven. Wasn't 1t tlio Lord who aont down Hta
only Bon to die7 Well. 7 took tho lives Of my
l Killed tho baby.-my little Tim, hc wan
year and montha old. Tho rsaaon took tho
papy 4rat was oecansa ne was lying nearest to
me- he mnae e i a9me ,t nosee-l think hS cried
aulto nafds put u didn't iass long. hit Maggie
aocohu. -, sue woko mp and aatd. "Mamma."
eau, 1th mo maggie Ihen put ler ons OF
nor trouoo. maggie wan good girl Sho told
ne me-. many II times m she; wanted to So to hoaven
shonld drown hor IN the river: gho aaid no. for
ghe should go to hoavon., Then ! took Johnny.
He WOKE Up md moanod, 80 I turned him ovor
10 LOT the plooa run OUT OF Lila hoad faster. They
wore no1ar}ar goGa cn1tafen. Ma H.. ,..,,n
MoPoTlof-Na5 your husband sober man!
lrs' DMyer-Sometlnos no Wollu come home
aruhh. ne n was under the influence Of Liquor
ygsseraay a.! afternoon . when he came homo hrat.
Ihon 9 na won't out AGAIN for money; He CAME IN
at at O'clock thia morning, and said ho was CHING
to have work, and tho ooopors strike was ended:
got parer this morning, but tho story ho told
me N vas rot true. I got orazed for I'vo boon In
tue hospital occauae my hoad was bad. struck
him With the hammer while he WAS lying down.
Flo got up, md hit him again. Thon ho ran
out aud want into the bedroom and killed tho
children. \. -.ux,.
woman said that she was Is yoars old; and had
four children, ono Of whom dlad fow yearn
ago. She continued. saying "Do you think my
children and mo could oil starvo to doath Just
because of bis plagued old societies and unions
and tomfoolery Of that sort? II other peoplo
nre willing TO starvc, Imnot and that ie all there
is about It, now I toll you, This isn't tho arot
time he haa served me this way, but bot It viii
bo tho last. I've wanted my children to no to
heaven for a long ti,no any,ynv. and thnnrht
thoy never would unless sent them thore nv
self. christencd thom all This morning, so I'm
sure thoy aro there now praying tor t,lcir poor
thing7 MOI Well, guess it's all for tlo best,
anyhow. II it isnt I'm to blnmc. and tbat'a ali