New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-03

ing furnished he asked thG oo"o',,Id t"Id
| that RoSsa would probably recover, Mr. Edwards
calculated "Ihen he will become greater no,o
than ever" Then he aided " IL Is un'oL,"niit orL,nnist
| woman but think the poor lady must be dcnlei'eu
on the subject-she surely must be deinentrd. i
| never have seen her that can iecah anu ""'"
nothing of her."
TIE WOMAN WHO DID THE SHOOTING.
LOCKED Up IN The FOURTH PRECINcr-hth oooI
NESS AND sELF-POssEssIoN.
As there are no night accommodations Mt the
Twenty-sixth Precinct Station, Detective DaVid
jackson was instructed to take the woman WHO
shot Rosa to the Fourth Precinct STATION. lucy
walked side by side without attracting great dear
of attention. Sergeant Magan was sitting behind
the desk IN Olk-st. when Detective jack
son and the young woman entered, FOL
lowod by an officer. The Sergeant looked up
in n ouct official way as the visitors ranged then'-
solves i'm front of the desk He glanced first af the
pretty Young woman and then. with a look OF III
ouiry at the detective But the Sergeant non
chalance disappeared abruptly when Jackson saiu
that his prisoner was to be held charge Of
shooting with intent to Kill O'Donovan Rossa. aud
he sat bolt upright in his chair. Seven pohce ON
GERS who were III an inner room, ana VINO heaiu
what Jack son had said, camo quickly forward ana
looked curlouslv at the young woman. She looked
M al
the Sergeant was apparently invisible 10 her. She
might lave been the only occupant Of the roon'
she looked so unconscious of her surroundings.
A silence which seemed Of several minutes dura-
tion WAS broken by Sergeant Magan, who said
"What is your name"
In n soft and low-toncd voice. in which there
wasn't q trace OF emotion the young woman re-
piled: "Yseulte Dudley
"Where were you bornf"
"ln England
"Marricd or single 7"
Il am a widow
"What is your occupatonf"
Hospital nurse
"Where do You re-idcF'
"No. go Clinton place.
"Mr Jackson" said Sergeant Magan what Is
the number Of O'Donoyau ROssa's place = Il don't
know" replied Jackson.
"He lives in Brooklyn" said Ysculte Dudley, in
her cool calm way, but his office ID at No. j.
Chambcrs-st."
The policemen stare at each other. One of them
muttcfcd "She Is a cool one The Others n"dd'd
their heads. The young woman still faced SER
rcant Magsn. The rosy flush on her checks had
not dcopcncd shade during her examination.
She smiled slightly aud disclose an even set OF teeth
when the detective ,ald She ha, been searched
She drew her flr-trmrcd sack closely about her
and lifted the brown vail which was falling from
her hat V hen Sergeant M9gansaid TO the do"r1nan
Barney take her to No. 1s.' She turned toward
"Barncy" " Hagan, who came forward respectfully,
and went in the direction p0intcdout with his right
hand. When the door of cell No. Is was thrown
open she paused before entering. IL was not an m
yiting looking apartment. The only bit OF furni-
nrc in it was board shelf. stretching from end TO
end whIch s used by prisoners az bed. But
without saying IA word she entered. The cell Is
near a heater and ~ warm.
"A uuecr case said tho doonnan 10 n TRIBUNE
| reporter after ne locked iseulo Dudley IN. and
the coolest customer ever see, and the pretilest:
She talks like lady, said Sergeant Mafan.
" and looks like one too. She mas h'ce' SOU
vo!cG." :. 20 Ia admitted to her cell tonight.
under any Circumstance was the order given by
Captain WcbD regarding the prisoner. ~
supposIng some Of her relatives call sng-
gested the reporter .
Ii won't make any difference said Captain
Webb. " She ~ n detailed prisoner and no one
will see her while she Is In my charge"
WHY SHE DETERMINED To KILL HIM.
Nevertheless at $3.50 TRIBUNE reporter pre-
scntcd himself at the door of cell No. ~.
Can do anything to make you comfortable T
he injured of the prisoner She came forward,
smiling calmly, and said
al am IN want of nothing but glass Of water;
feel thirsty and cannot sleep. am not excited but
merely anxious you understand" After momcnts
pause she said Will Rossa der"
"The doctors think he'll recover" was the
answer.
"Ah, that ~ bad; that Is ball." exclaimed the
prisoner clasping her hands tightly.
| I" But the ball hasn't been found yet" was sug
| gcsted. , m
| show of animation. When asked II she did not eX-
pect any OF her relatives to call upon her she sad
have relatives III this country. l am III II Dut
n few months and do not suppose that the people /
boarded with have heard of the affair yet But that
man ought to die lie Is villain. i did NOT
believe what the newspapers said of him. 1t was all
too horrible but they have not told half the uhth
about HIM. lie has convicted himself out Of his own
| month. determined TO satisfy myself about MN.
| wrote to bin about the tmeruency fnnd and tola
him took an interest III the work he was doing for
| ireland. He answered my letter and made an ap.
| pontment with me. We met on Saturday night at
Sweenys Hotel. asked him II IT were true that he
| land He said lac was. Then sand to him But
think of the awful wrong you are doing in Killing
innocent women and children
49, hat Is the death of q few women and children
compared TO the wrong Ireland has suffered at Eng
| lands hands = he said.
Then made up my mind that he was the worst
| villain Oh the earth and determined to kill him. ,
| "Did you hear of the meeting of dynamteurs held
on Sunday nlgntp inquired the reporter.
"Yes" she replied, read of Il in the papers ,
"After reading IL did you determine to kill him Y
"No, | was determined already bat that may
have FASTENED me. l met HIM this afternoon by
appointment He had told me everything about his
schemes and had no doubt at all about his wicked
ness felt that he was too bad man to live"
"Were any Of your friends killed or injured in any
of the dynamite eIlosions IN kngandP
"Al English are friends" was the reply.
"BcfOre meeting Rossa to-day had you determined
to make the attempt Oh his life ~
"Yes. There was nothing to be gainedland per
baps much TO be lost by waiting. We met on We
street. told him 1t was not proper place. ne
said We might go TO ho.cl We turned to 20, ont