The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
|-T1yr THE MURD1E Err.
,,-w With ROSE IN
HIS CELL.
'erFR1oUs MAN IN A BAD FIX
n,a of Murder but
enies the ~ o ,,'at seem to FAsten
y s,,,"~ n Of Massey Upon Him.

,..o GAZETTE visited New
pOrer OF WV, wv and had A conversation
li:w aIi = Rose, the young man sus-
lillian T. r' cnoitive murderer from
and a house breaker a1lu :, ;, nrS III OK
nh@sides. Rose was found IN eell ii,.,s' 90
Usriectly willing to talk conce rning s
The story told yesterday about
i1e ,',o S1 and the dispute with a
anm y he stabbed and killed was related
nU ond its truthfulness as once denied
,5 ne Spp dven be suspected of being
s,SS in murder or any other unlaw-
M "" SInst AS soon as man gets In
ySs ssid "eyerything bad is .. .ttrib-
Kim He protested his innoeeElce OF
,I.o % matter and gave a disJDinted
I oC Ma NE within the last year
,ory % boae,er, agrees In sever ~ I'M
'y PARTICULARS with that told IN the
.nJ which he did not see, and If
n ibe man wanted in Staunton 1t is a
a Grange combination OF damaging
,tsnces Rose acknowledged that he
i Staunton, Va, and tended bar In
ace where he lived about six months.
4 he left there about six weeks ago,
Trst to Lynchburg, Va, where he re-
i for three days, and then to Whining
Il Caye no reason for leaving Virginia,
ID evidently worried considerably
ma position. His mother lives In
.ngton, which fact is another con irmed
"A tbe evidence against him. He claims
native of Augusta, Ga, and is ~
N age. Two discharges from The U.
4 we're shown. one dated In 1879 and
III. the total time of his SERVED being
|six years. lie also produced several
of recommendation given him by
hent persons while he was enc deavor-
secure a position In Washington, ID.
was written by NJ. II, NJ. w horter,
9 and another by Jacob Brown, in
N Admiral II. II. Garringer, In 1879,
Iyp him a strong commendatory letter.
summer he was employed al Deer
Baltimore, by q. b. Duy, agent of the
ern Railway News Company, who gave
character for honesty, temperance,
Illness, etc.
he Is something behind his wanderings
here appears to be no doubt at all in
inds Of the officers working the matter
oscis the man Rhodes wanted I'M Staun-
u killing Massey.
Regarl to the assault on Charles Evans,
hday night, for which Offense Rose is
locked up, he says he can prove an
and also that the story of his scheme
b his boarding house was purely
parry on the part Of the family with
he lived, His story is that ON the
Of the assault he met Jacob Rainey,
Dyed at the Puscy Il Jones shop, at s
\, and the two were at a mousse on
u street until 1890 o'clock. They
pane to Market street, at 10. 80 o'clock,
ng the shooting gallery, where Rose
u a position. At II o'clock lie went
boarding house, on Fourth street
Lombard, and got an umbrella. HI
A'h'l thOH htlll W JilB Onlbell OLdJek
until ll.3O O'Clock, when they re
q to the boarding house, both entering
II, and going. Immediately to bed. He
Pc did turn the light out, but that NJ
lrsalion took place as the two passed
lgghthe entry. Rainey left hi m at
fE the next morning.
to the jimmy Rose disclaI ms al
Hedge of it,and says that if 1t was fount
trunk it was put there by an enemy
I aat enemy he could possibly have her
Hllilgton where he was but three
he fails to explain.
INen all in all the young man is in
Pely ugly position, and the circum
n y are strongly against him. Furthe
|lopmcntS are expected every day.