Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-03

N@pt8sD FDelan. Who - : ii, ausrd@ff :
policemen. when informed of the uszr
ticEia.s OF the shooting. smiled srirriv
not fei1sed - say anything on the szb
Jet. The Office Of tie Chaubers =tree,
tosplt=l vas visited by q large NON
bsr Of
EossA's FRIExDz.
All OF them determined .loakine ahzrz
and they gathered IN pro1ua fgf tuo d,
three and discussed in whispers the Al
tempted assassination Of .be arch De.
R8rnItsr- John Roche. whose 3vnarnrt-
operations have bssn confined "a
speeches IA the Fo9rth Ward. chr, ,usIy
eyed each visitor, and from tine n
time disappeared 20 talk With parties
on the outside. Alderman Sullivan.
Public Administrator, b I'D read the ue4s
in an extra aud dropped Ia 70 see il tn
story was true He vas not permitted
to see Rosa and vanished. Shortly az
tsrgaFds w. j. Barke, a pronounced
dyRamiter, shouted, You can xiii
kossa, bat you can't Kill the idsa.'' To
reporter Rosa said 4" II i premed
ltassd ahtir, and this woman il siupIy
an engine by which the aAstardly work
Vas accomplished. SIZE bad No private
revenge to crafty. No relative Of hers
bad been injured in Al English e1plo-
sion"
PATRICK JOYCE.
A trusted friend Of R1ssa. came 10 mis-
chief ia the hospital shortly after Rossa
was Ho1Bded Rosa turned over all
hts papers 70 joyce, and among them
were letters from Mrs. Dudley. Joyce
was loud in his denun ration of the
coWzrdiy attempt to slaughter the great
dynamiter. aud charged that II Was
Engiand's work as once. "Of course il
was some conspiracy on the part Of En-
gland TO nd the world Of Rosa, whom
she breads and fears. There is no
question bat what the agents OF En-
gland 10 New York knew all about the
plot, and this woman was a tool select
ed 30 carry il into execution. Ihey se-
leoted woman for the deed because
they bad not a mao among them brave
enough 10 attack him. He has received
scores OF threatening letters. but osid
no more attention to them than be
wonld to flea. He ID not dead, and
England Will find IL DOT 20 her sorrow
soon enough"
Joyce j1arneyed to Oak street station
as An English woman who had been be-
frisaded BY Rosa about \ year ago.
he was refused admission, but when he
heard ? description of the woman he
concluded that she did not tally with
that OF the other woman Rossa's ad-
mirers were
BELIEVED
Whom informed that his recovery was
quite certain. Walker j. Elliott and
Patrick Joyce went to Brooklyn and
broke the news of ROssa's attempted
assassination to his wife. She received
the tldings calmly. Sue immediately
started for New York, and reached she
hospital ~ 10 o'clock. when she was adj !.
united at once TO her hnsbsnd's bedside
Their meeting was quite affecting.
About o'clock Mrs.. Dudley asksa
abont the condition Of Rosa, aud
SEEMED SORRY
When she heard that he was still alive.
A humber of persons called to see her.
bat she positively refused TO be inter
viewed BY any one. She has discarded
her steel bowed spectacles, which, &C
eoTding 10 Joyce, we're used "a dis
guise.
MIS-. DUDLKY's CAREER IN SEW YORK
Is thus given On Thursday. January
nd, Mrs. Dudley called at Mrs. Leg.
gstts Home for Unemployed Women,
at No. ~ Clinton place, and was met
by Mrs. Brown. the natron.
Tan yen accommodate me here ~
asked Mrs. Dudley.
Have you references 2" asked Mrs.
Brown.
Ny reference il DIR. Thomas, whom
everybody knows, WAS the reply, and
then she added, avn professional
nurse and a widow, and | desire to stay
here until | secure AN engagement"
Ia telling the story of her AequAin.-
anee with Mrs.. Dudley, Mrs. Brown said
tonight She Impressed ne so favora-
bly, that told her sue might remain in
the house IL she would room with two
other young ladies. This she consents q
TO do. Her only luggage was v4lise,
which she never uapasked, because, -
she one day remarked, she might sad
denly have TO see q patient"
Did she refer at any time she vas
there 10 her past domestic relations p
was asked.
She told nue. that she had been mar.
ried aud had two children, but that her
husband and children bad died abroad.
Her father, she oase remarked. had
been engaged in the British cavalry
service. She had acted as a trained
narse ia hospitals Ia London and Paris.
and she said she had diplomas from
institutions Of that kind. but / never
examined them, though shs showed
them 10 sems OF the young ladies' in the
house. She was q thoroughly accom-.
plished woman, and her manners and
speech betoksnsd thoroughbred Eng
lish woman of keen mind and bright
perceptions. She Was an intensely pa.
triotic little lady. sarcastic and
cutting at times when speak
ing to these who seemed To
be making war on her people.
She was extremely near sighted. In
telling me Of her work abroad one day,
she said to me that she more eniayed
hospital work abroad than ne nursing
she had been doing here. She says she
had received $25 per week abroad. which
know h often paid to a trained
nurse"
"What IL the history of the move
ments of Mrs. Dudley while with your
was asked Mrs. Brown
"As l said before, she came there one
week ago Tuesday Last Tuesday IL
our weekly pay day and she paid her
board up to last Tuesday. Tuesday she
came 90 me hurriedlyAnd said she had a
case and was goiag. She would take her
latch key with her. for she might desire
to return. She was taking her valise-
and, by The way. never knew Of her
having pistol. Last Thursday she
returned, coming in in the pieasansest
mood possible. She said her patient
had died. Then she paid me her board
ap 10 Tuesday ttomnrro@l; bat about
o'clock this afternoon she came
10 me and said site might not return.
II she did not she would send for her
yalise. | returned her money for one
davis beard. and she went away between
and this afternoon, and seemed moi
unduly excited. This evening ! was
shocked TO ksar that she bad shO, thai
man Rosa
RossA's son.
MHxSNAPoIIs, Feb. 2-Rossa's sou
John IL engaged ia business here as q
solicitor for the Y1ang Mems Endow-
ment Association. He was up AZ the
| TI-is@as editorial rooms this evening
The firss he heard Of his fathers assas-
sination WAS whea the city editor read