New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
THE DUNNS TO LEAVE THE WINDSOR.
NOT PLEASED WITH THEIR TREATMENT.

THE KHIsTR INQUEST To BE HELD TO-DAY-MYs-
Terry ABOUT WHO HEARD TIE SHOT.
George ". Dunn, in whose room Rose kclser
died lat Thursday night spent several hours yesterday
in slowly pacing through the main corridor OF
the windsor Hoo bent head and hands claped be
hind hi- back Toward evening lie went 10 his roOm and
about six o'clock received a visit from Mcssrs.
Hawk and wcthcTbec, tho proprctors OF the
hotel Mr. Wcthcrbee said afterwards that Mr. and Mrs
Dunn thought It advisable to leave the hotel on Wedncs
day but intimatcd that this their own wish and
induced by any action the part OF the hotel manage
ment.
Mr. Dunn himself IN the course OF nyersation with
TmnUSE reporter said: This whole affair Is damna
ble outrage have just received visit from Mr.. Wether
bee and his partner They tell us that the feeling
I'm the hotel strong for them 10 contend against
40 e have had make up minds TO leave H. As soon
as the inquest shall take my wife and mother Oh
on trp The conduct OF the people staying In the hote
has been dlsgraceu One man told Mr. Wetberbee that
ought 10 be arrested ~ had undoubtedly murdered
the giri. The women, instead OF coming forward ana
taking my wife by tho hand in such time of trouble
have stood 10 told lies about her As 20 the
insinuatOns regarding ysof which have been publish
ed will not tako the trouble 10 deny them The glr was
crazy and my mother always said that she would shoot
herself only say that she had no more claim on
me than you have. She has made my life wretched for
weeks, whlo always acted toward her as man OF
TO my former fc hardly what II has to do with the
present affair. great many cs have been told about
me; for instance, that was professional gambler ana
connected at one time with notorious Philadelphia wo
man. | deny this utterly. never played game oi
cards my life with jimmy OBren or Ben Wood or
any Of the people whose names have been mentioned.
am glad TO say my friends all believe me, and when
ever see any know always receive warm grasp
OF the hand There Is thing forgot TO shyi met
this Keiser girl first In Utica. IN 1877, think was
merely introduced her, and in the summer OF 1881
was surprised 10 receive card from her asking me To re
new the acquaintance She always crazy on the sub
ect suicide and always talking Of two cases VINE
occurred In Utica and threatening TO DO the same ti
Mrs. Hitchcock, the hOusckeeper OF ~, the
Windsor skifully eyadcd making any drccl
answer to the reporters questions. .o,, .,o
There were no ohambormaldS present sma saG
except girl who guard on that n0or put she
a stranger and knew none OF the parties ana 10 ho'
think she was there when the shot was hred'
No. Coroner Martin told 10 ask her II u was
while but she told me she didn't know any tmhS'
But she was in the passage, was she not "
Well, she may have been"
Have you been subpUnacd T. , -,
81 was subpgnacd this morning. Coroner Martin tod,
at first that ho would not want me- but TO my surprise
"Dr. Ranncy says that besides yourself there was a
"r Itanney makes mistake fIe very excited
for he was old friend OF the Dunns, and he didn't see
several persons who were there"
who were those persons T.
81 would rather not say til tomorrow,
alas any other servants been subpGndedP
'My assistant hUusekecper.'
"Mhat does she know about IL T. ,,.
would rather not say. Mr. WctheFDee does hoI nm
us TO talk about anything which happens In the hotel
am sure II Il suicide though"
"Why you sure '" Y,or
"Oh don't know why exactly, but am sure i knew
Mrs Dunn, and think Mr.. Dunn Is "a good man. =.
Detective ScOfeid said: There was no one Resen az
the door when shot fired but myself Ihere was
some one corridor, but do not care 70 say W9
IL was. OF there only be one Veruo ono Vi
suicide" A..,t ,,,.
IL was stated by one of the employees OF the hotel tha
the girl who had charge of the floor heard the sou VI
the quarrel and % the hOusekeepers rOOi WneI9
scOfeld sitting, saying that the woman VINO
% kill Mr. Dunn the other day was thereahd sho WIS So
there would be trouble. -, ,, 80,
tho girls hand which attention was called Ior tho
time In yesterdays TRIBUNE. He said no httacheu ho
importance 10 IL. -. .ou,or,,oa ..
one hotel guests who Knows Dunn @ q, ,S,
IL "A lucky for Dunn that Scohod was Al the 1oO
critical moment, and luoker still that the DOCTOR tno
coroner aud the h0usekeeper all either ersona