, 1879-05-03
Theodore 3. Webef's Life
Ended at 2 O'Clock
Yesterday Af-
= ternoon.
Mrs. Robert Receives the News
with the Greatest
Ca1mness.
Her Transfer from the Ar
mory to the Coun- J..
ty Jail
The Complications Between the De-
ceased and Mr.. Henry
Greenebaum.
The Inquest to Be Held To-Day
;, ---Charley Reed Re
tanned.
Mrs, Harris Does Not Have the
Kindest Feelings for Mrs. !,
Robert.
MR.. wEBER'S DEATH.


quarter Of o'clock yesterday afternoon, pass
in. quietly away, apparently without pain. He
had been constantly under the influence Of
opjates for twenty hours. Occasionally, as
their effects wore of, be would inquire
wien the end was to come. His
physician had told him that he Was
dangerously injured. and, while recovery was
possible, the chances were decidedly against it,
He realized fully that death was near. When
sensible, he would talk to bis attendants, and
once he said. II didu't deserve this. It Is hard
to die in this way.'' He did not, however, make
the remark attributed TO him By an
afternoon paper,-that Henry Greenebaum
was really responsible for the shooting. Along
about 10 o'clock in the morning. be added q
codicil to his will, which had been prepared at
his request py Mr.. Juessen, and his signature
was Witnessed ty the physicians and lawyers.
ABOUT half-past Or. Miller, who had been
with him all night, was called away. He Was
then sinking, though, when conscious. he talk
ed rationally at q quarter Of 2, when DR.. Wood
worth and Mr. George Weber were in the
ruom> he closed his eyes as II going to sleep.
and died without struggle, SO peacefully that
the two gentlemen we're not aware OF the 1act
until they noticed that he had ceased breathing
t1e tt'oae ~ a"@e WI WI e'+1]-e... .. 49, ~
inc essential, since there we're SO many witnesses
Of the affair.
llle luueral will take place tomorrow.
"A cabiegram was yesterday sent TO Mrs.
Weber, VINO Is at ha'serslautern, hadeu, telnnG
her that her hnsnand was very III: Io-daY sue
will De informed OF his DEATH She WILL kno"
nothing Of the cause until letters or newspapers
reach her,-two OF three weeks hence.
The inquest will be held this morning at 10
O'Clock at Mr. Neoer's hcuse. NO. s'4 Lasa!ic
street, aslhongh Ihe Gnance5 are that. alter gel
s1so se1ag 3i saon ts as an es1nenee t4at ~ a
1his thing to the hfter end. it NAV
be statca that Mr.. George Weber yesterday
returned Charles Il. iced, ex-state,s Attorney
to represent me pfosecumion IRON 11!s tllne a..
3arncx a,1 nse sis M yrstenar in WHICH he informed
thr latter Of his position in the case, and was
gladly received SIS special counsel to assist the
prosecution. ,.a7 ,,a,to.i7,,- f.o.,
~, I'sasean Sa1 A1e ~ he nertner Nr Andersor
conceruinr he long and painful history ot this
painful case. What was SAID vas mainly bJ
waS Of re'terauon o. previous M statenents. 9.. Ss
p'i M,', - ha h;ecrtad
6;srnntinurd his DnSuepts. He had paid this
woman rnoney, as before explained, simply to
protect his good name from scandal- BUT ner
greco 1oT laoAcs setnleu w oI "1. .usaHs a .ta a
10 10 ~ 1,-,,inrai,,. crv;n sirp rive and
IN the yerv day when be had complied with an
other demand she began the $50, 900 suit against
hin 1or rape. Then nc oete5nlneo 10 oe psaeA-
ma'leo uo aonsgt: ailu ,s,. n,9 - ""' -
uf eua ~ 1esuu S ta+ ~ ~ 1Taha,. ,,a +o1d h;e
Is ssaten 'as ' NJ h H Hsps. m n& u 1o -
!a'saaS .onT 1to t;a uo n.. a. Az, s1nt inst ~
t aee. ~ .. l9os' - 1s*;,s ~ ~ 1,ars rnshe5
~ ~. ~ u.ct ~. ~ ~; f,rn;sbod 1ratayrt
ont upon n ana snao sn,s tus n'sN'a - p'e4'A%
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MRS 1fobEhI.
While yet 1t was matter OF oonot as 10
whether the object Of Mrs, Rober1'ssvrath and
.arsnrs rronld 1;ncer ,1oner and noss;h,r recorcr
or rhethsr ~ hefore The snr had ROM iieTn. The
breath would have left his body TRIBUNE re-
porter visited the shooter in her cell at the
A1mory and found her with three more moral
% hsa hsssa.,as 1 :cna 1oosaa n+t1a harr.rd
laA nappenco" S.c 4oo"ee 'tN-1s .,.a
aoout the eyes, aud it was evident. viewing LIE
ratler tangled and disordered condition Of her
hsir and Tie uncertain relation sustained thereto
es aeE front puhs 'at ner tol'st nao no1 pesa
resultant feeling Of self-satisfaction which comes
ores awoman when she enlists in the process the
aid Of mirror and the other appurtenances to
fhs r,o-,,,c,. x,o,-.rr cha COT ~, tho r,,de
~ .4o.n.us Aahs,4" aae Is ~ f1r.t 49,
aeo WIZ "n'cn hef ce!A was lof'1.saeo Aof'u ao
her three companions we're close beside her. Ihe
reporter inserted Is much OF his person through
the hare as woe ooos;c,ant with his comfort. and
t1ed to ta1- T;ts her "1''@ ~'-''-~' =
1How % d;d vnn rcst s,' Last ,,;oht3, ,, he asked.
.nh ~, ~ ~ ,ss !esd IT, - ' 10 ...
"And hor. ~ en- foe, ~. -nnrn;,i".n
"Well, nrstty tireds'' ' -
eat pa1 IN one i Of the be- tbres t compauious. com @ @
n'Snt ]oosc!" observed the reporter.
stare at her ,rass as au@"er oe1'eseo WILL ouAi
AMI. Wehcr ,s s,;,, ,3,;,, ,,
"Is hen. eha -an1iaa 80 ~, ,saaa. ;,.~a.ea
Of interest S 4'p1'eo' '1tt an ( e''oen' 'ne'ea''
No sepy but M ann,6e@ enshees a are against as1o h'
day!n '~~ '''1' 4eSte' "aa' oeeufseo sestee-'
there was nm
ment, ThinEinn h 10 tnis, eleheI. LUZ Lle nv
distinctly tha -snnss nue ua1ent uoe hass nea1o IL
INV Iaxra- rtS 1epo,ter @ repeated me qGeston.
1aiE = ''ne pause, 'and told me mustn't,
t.Yon mo,n t.. :.
tYes." ~. caanner'"