, 1879-05-02
sHAFFNEn's STATEN ENT.

MI. benjamin N. shalnev, Mrs. Rebcst'e at
torncy, wns present when the trsEe1y was
enacted. He epia Inst nght to a reporter who
called upon him at hts residence, No. 1888 Prai-
rIe avenue, tint he had tust entered Col. Juca-
sen'a oillco and saw Nrs. Robert stumbling at one
s1o Of ths toblc facing str. Weber, who sat In q
focking.chair upon tile other esdo of the tnbln
u,ll to tho left. Tic objective, at loast MIR.
shatrncr supposed that ho was dotocttvc was
SEATED to Mrs. Roberts right, and upon the
same sIdc OF the tablo With Weber. The dotect-
i've seemed to be watching tho woman. Sho
turned toward Ms. Weber, walked toward him.
aud, suddenly putting pistol close to Mr.
Weber's body. fred Afr. sha!Encr spEauE
quickly upon tho woman and took tho wenpou
from hot, and thu detective grapplcd her In hts
arms and forced her Into chair, where he held
her firmly. Tho other occupants Of the room
lied prccipitatcly. Mr.. shatlnor subsequently
handed tl,e revolver To young man who ap
pcarad upon THO. seene. - As soon a. he was shot
Nr. Wobcr arosc, Walked, Into tht, nort room,
md, loosen!ag his clothca, showed the wound to
Mr.. ShalHner, who had followed hltr, "Thts Ia
pretty piece Of bus!ness,". rcmarked Mr.
Weber, exhibiting tlae bu1'ct-hoe IN his abdo-
mon little to the lett ind bclow tho navel.
Mr. shntlner turned back into the room. whera
tho tletectlye still hGlsl Mrs. Robert fast in Il
chair. She was III sDaatns qhd entirely helpless:
Weber camo Into the room, with bis wound still
eSp9sea sha nga'n c1nGs eh III ttv Tonnu, aaco ~
busincss,' or something to TINT ctEDct! ale
did not seem to rcaitEa tint ho was dangerously
hurt, and ! was surrrfsel at the remarkable
sell.possession ui tae man saiu S'.. nn4uAuF;
could, because Of tho crowd tl,at wns rapidly
gathering aDont Inc p,ase; ;n oaeahoo ai, aia % m1s
eale 70 10 ans mo.' @ nt,s,," om,,na es sa@y ss
"as, continues; Hte. eoHo. eouteo's ts AIN. a,n
t"oK a. aong sk ZEE M t9 hoS nar '
,"Dmid m MrS. .iit Monert % say anything before sue
slGfr asSea aa tne seRG,seF h,, cor,a ot ho.,
"sho sald eotnctA'hs' Out eoa'o aot near
what y was." was.,,,
"nld htie appear Sxeteat"
"ics. Sue d'd. Sue always goes Into frenzy
wren sue sees tilht man. u seeina 70 ne mama
with her, n,il ! LINK tnat M tlere y no doubt
did you ever hear her threaton to shoot
hint"
;. WSl,' that T. ,samething whel. cannot not tGl,
II would % ylol4ti.iE my pToleistonni relation!
70 Mfs. Kobert. ! Know, I'D snld before, tint
sllo seetnel 70 he monoIlan!ac upon tue sub.
!eet, Of her Goy; she got ,d the impression, Or
rew Gor To hy Secra naa IT, s s
been crazy OIL ts'u subject uyce since.'
"Do you Know oL A9f hayinY pulled revolver
On %ebGr a. Wy tna,1 askeI ~ tiie reporter.
."No, eatrt % ssy tta1 10. M weber has seemed met
~ AeAA wv NAlHAut nav oASV AtN 11uln AtA Hucs!
tho two met ut Col Juessen's ot!ice."
"uow d!a Yoa " happen to meet ut Col.
Juessen's oftiee thls attarnuoNIH
'Wol], tle1o Is u suit out Of which this
grows. Tho Bt0ry Ut tl!u affair IA sl,sa; Last
December l, d. counsel for Mrs. Robert, cou,-
menccl suit !u chancery to c0lHpel Mr. Weber,
and Col. Jucssan as trustee for Mr.. Wsber, ii
pay certain moneys lue Mrs. Robers. Col.
Jueasen Dlr1 demurrer 10 thu BILL Judge
Williams subsequently heard thu louK nrEu.
n,nnts Oh tile uoEuCffef, at!u ofuercu W0b9r Altl
JuesSen to t}le all au8Wer to the bill within te1
dnys, They tiled all uns,yur april Is, v,nl last
MONDAY had tI,, tasu set for Z brarinE Julv q
srrand with Mr. Andersen Mr
f,,,.stni. uu,+ +nnr fans taps on, ~ .asst ~
paa Ut ,., ~" % " taho tuss
1aany lulu'Eu:4te4{s ~ tMat "Gnst eouiu pfepgre
IN answer before ha went to Europe, WlIere he
a1ttcipated 1emantnE till aites tIs s1!t tad
been disposed Of. i undcrstasll tllat Mt. WsbcS
via to hAys Stnrted this evening for Europe
Yesterday took Tho Testimony Ut alx ar eeYef
wftnessNa. und tt.tiav tonlf Nirs. NnI,ort,s nsi
tiencr al fhe nflieo n Feifx 4 i;rlf}in ~ R,nr
~ Hr,s, Nioct f,ni 1n"a.o,, Sos nt..snt ~.
9t p!{aa ntoeh' ~; nagsssh Maa ptenens, ans
ae aaReA Mo 10 taks hlf, Weocf'a teat'tneay'.
CONSENTED. aut! Col. Juessen ntld Mr. Anderson
started TOR the foruler's office, in tbs 11fak
Building. Mrs. Robert nnd q woman freui
and went nftar tl1eEr, Wo had lust rearle,
tIla Office when i'm cjreumstancaa which bay
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