The sun., 1883-12-16
MR.. DUNN TELLS HIS STORY.
an AC0UAINTINCE WITH ROSE KEI-
SER IN UTICA IN 1917.

AN ACQUAINTANCE WITH Rose hEI-
SER IN UTICA IN 1877.
He Says She Prosecuted Him at the Windsor 4
Hotel, and that I1@ Wre.ird IL Pistol from
Her at Saratoga Dumas Narrative.
Rosa Z. Keiser, who killed herself on
Thursday night in the room Of Mr.. George w.
Dunn in the Windsor Hotel. lived last fall and
winter Mt 211 West Twenty-sccond street, n
boarding house kept by Mrs. Dun who now
lives at 233 West Sixteenth street. Mrs. Duil's
housekeeper said yesterday:
Miss Keiser said she was astenoGrapher.
and went out every day Where she won't do
not know. Mr.. Dunn visited her constantly.
and she appeared to think the world Of him.
She kept no other company. A man sometimes
came who she said was her guardian from
Utica and young man who sho said was her
brother. Her mother also called once or twice.
Miss kelser often went out ut night with Mr..
Dunn to theatres and other places Of amuse-
ment. His mother also came to SOC Miss
keiser and appeared to think great deal OF
her thonght that there e. would be a match
marry him."
the room where Miss keser shot herself. told
ast night this story OF his acquaintance with
II went to Utica in 1877 to attend tho races,
which were then being held. and while there
.st was taken I,,n tT. Sy irisnd who vas on familiar
nI;s H,ISa t2T mr.. WsSE; on ,hS day lsi sa % sdpni
! saw Of her for several years. had almost
IorGottsn her when. ut the West End Hotel.
On ons IL wss Vase saa
ser" On tle other was written this:
You may rememler having seen me in Utica four years
an stopping at Nr. Murray W M eo,iass acquaintance
Mrs. Murray kept a ,rcspec,abc place, near
aboarding house on fi!th avenue, ,his Sof city. I
called at the cottage and saw Miss Keiser. She
before. and hadsince resided in New York. Sho
told mo that she was employed by Norton Bliss
Co.. the bankers rs stenoSrai her and that
Sh. had been in Long Branch three weeks be-
fore went there and stopned about ten lays
consequence Of n quarre! that she had had
with with her family: end which had had very
You ought 10 tell what tho unpleasantness
was about. in justice to yourself Mrs. Dunn
49,. The. truth is this" Mr.. Dunn continued
Miss Kciser had a love affair, with IL young
man IN Utica which her brother found
MISS kciser had insane freaks. think;
fer at that time she h"cam" Possessed
her, brother's lie. l saw her after she came
bnck to New York, and when She lived at the
residence Of Mrs. Duff in West Twenty-sccond
! street. She always expressed the greatest re-
sard for me. and seemed anxious that should
Sw&ysa MMrs.a BE- IN her soeeW Wh. She always
Morton. Bliss 4 Co.'s she became in turn stem
"grapher ior TWO weli-kn2wn business men.
ing to Eet her the situation OF conr; stenogra-
! phcr. She never had the abundance of money
ana lnwelry which ,,. has been l. commonly rrEort,,
| with Mrs. Dui. but hns not been TO her Tor
| siX or seven months.
so importunate that Determined to end our
acquaintance. When WAS at the Grand Union
there and when saw sho had M pistol s'i'ji, in
her, hand i wrested it from her She
time in the hotel with my mother. i inducE
he, to go back to New York. She, con,inNM
here to the, Windsor Hotel. Sh" would
come to- the door in a, cab. and
nnS to ody ses %"ns4 hs t" sss @
! nm accustomed to take daily ride. and Miss
keiser would meet me on my way TO or from
she made her way into the corridor opposite
saw "SshsFs sr shs WA'a ahs intsndsa Ssf
to kill herself. She often before had said the
t" allow her to Ut UP to my ~ room DOM Her pro. 'ro.
fcssed affection. for me of late seemnd to have
| would no longer 20 to see her
No. She always said tina; she would kill hcr.
sell on my account. As 70 what occurred on
thann n. can" ." o..,o, t. a., ),
Mrs Dunn said, when heard n knock at the
door, | opened it and saw Il ,vend woman
ks"snS Sic ss swept "%aGG aside Il Ter Ss si and
1Tnsn T., T., she s Ssass1sa S past me 'osSa ana
ond requested Ter to, leave the room. she said :
/ VIII ruin you both. cannot endure that
you two should he happy hero while
| am, SO wretched. ] will ruin YOU
MIR, Dunn told her to go out again, and she
said other violent words. lIe said " If you
n9 ii not leave the room 3aroa at tn Gnco
vnncsd toward her, but I stepped hs,ween
them and begged him to do nothing Then he
claim have you upon him ? asked Miss Keiser;
i will show you she replied. She relreatcd
toward the door want. to heiriend. YOU
sad; will do ANYTHING for you That That can
swsred; bu, for YOU on iol YOU lie You
on the door knob. The next instant She had
drawn pistol from her pocket. raised it 10 her
head, and fred. She i.ii to the ground. She
Mrs. Dunn said that she first met Miss Keiser
six months ago. when Miss kclser brought 10
Mr, Dunn's mother some bonnets which she
Miss kesers brother lives in this city; but that
he would not notice his sister oven by nod.
Mr.. Dunn says, that, he never was engaged 10
Mir, and Mrs, Dunn will leave tho Windsor
Hotel in II few days.
never associated with Mr. Dunn In any stock
speculation or any other business.
Was Henry Lane MurdcredI
RED BANK Dec. l5.-Coroner Jehu v. Cooper
visited Sandy Hook Wednesday with Or. Edwin