Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03
A TIMELY WARNING.
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road In front OF the hospital, after the
door was locked behind O'DOnovnn
and his escort.
THE sCEHE AT THE CITY HALL.
Meanwhile the woman had been
taken to the etation-hOuso with an
other crowd following her. She was
placed before the sefgeants desk:
She was good-looking, dressed
neatly in plain black clothing
and wore ayegiRsses. She appeared
like schoOl-teacher, with an intellect
uAt face. Her manner was composed
and she answered some OF the ques-
tlons put TO her promptly
and without embarrassment. To
Others she simply shook
her head and said: 81 shall only an
swer the questions which know you
have right 10 aak.n
Marshal McAuley handed the pistol,
which was Of small caliber, to ser
geant and said that lac had seen the
prisoner Bhoot a man In Chambers
street.
The volunteer witnesses agsented 10
the stated facts OF the shooting
The woman WAS asked: do you
know the man you ahOtHn
Eyes" replied the prisoner, Ger
tainly.n with an English accent, 81
shot O'Donovan Rnssa
Further questioning by the sergeant
elected the fact that the prisoners
name wAa Yseult Dudley, aged %
years, that she was a nurse and mar
ried, and that she lived NJ No. 90 Clin-
ton place.
She was asked the question why she
shot O'DonovRn Rosa, how long She
had been In America, and, Others TO
which she made no answer.
After her pedigree had been taken
she was escorted to rear room and
the crowd slowly dispersed.
PLACED IN A CELL.
As there are no accom- mOdRtlOns FOR
prisoners In the city hail station, Mrs.
Dudley was removed to Oak street
station at 7:l5 p m, and there placed
In cell. Her entire demeauOr was
that Of rational person, and a cool
headed one at that.
BESIDE PHELAN.
Rosa had been placed on a cot In
the same ward with Capt. Phelan,
who was stabbed by Richard Short In
O'DOnOvauiB Office over three weeks
ago. O'Dnuovan was within eight
beds Of PhelRu. An examination the
wound by Or Kirby showed that the
bullet had penetrated his hsck about
half an inch above tho left shoulder
blade, The ball ranged upward and
inward toward the spinal column, hut
did not touch the vertsbfpc The bullet
Ia evidently lodged In the muscles oi
the back, and hey ond a slight shock
ROSA HAS SUFFERED LITTLE
II was AZ one time feared that the
bullet had penetrated his lung, but ~
the wounded man has expeCtOrattd
no blood this was afterwards pro-
nounced impossible. Had the spinal
column been injured there would
have been slgns NJ paralysis, but
none appeared. Tho doctors probed
unsuccessfully for the bullet.
They concluded that no large blood
vessel had been injured, aud az O'DOn-
own rs a ileshy, muscular man, Of a
robust constitution, there WAS no dan.
ger to be appreheuded, The doctors
will probo again for tie bullet to.
morrow.
0'DoEOvAN FRIGHTENED,
EOme time after his admission to tho
hospital Rosa was moved to another
ward Here he said that lac thought
that his condition was serious enough
10 warrant his making an ante.murtem
statement, and the coroner was sent
for. When that OIL cial arrived O'Dpn-
Ovan made the Htatementalrendyg given
above
Soon after making this statement
O'DonOvan ROssa reated easier and
said that lie WAS hopeful OF pulling
through all right
SURROUNDED ny DYNAMlTERs,
Captain PhelRu, who Is still guarded
by policemen, when informed Of the
particulars of the shooting smiled
grimly but refused to say anything on
the subject.
The once of the Chambers street
hospital was visited by II large mum,
her Of Rossa's friends Tonight, all OF
them MISUNDERSTANDING chaps, and
they gathered In groups OF twos and
threes and discusses In whispers the
attempted assassination OF the "arch
dynamiter,n
John Roche, whose dynamite opera,
tions have been confined TO speeches
In the Fourth ward, furtively eyed
each victor to the institution, and
from time 10 time disappeared TO talb
with parties ON the outside.
AlgernOn Sullivan, public admin
istrat0r, had read the news In an tex
tra'' and dropped In to see II the stor,
was true. He was not permitted Il
see lSosea and vanished shortly after
W. j. Rourke, n pronounced dyna
inter- hhONleuI You can XIII Rosa
but you can't kill the idea -
o'noNovANTALKs.
To II reporter Rosa said; at was
premeditated affair, and this woman
was Htmply the engine by which TIA,
dastafdly work WAS accomplished. Sh,
had no private revenge TO CRAFTY
nov relative OF hers had hesl
Injured In the English explosions
Itis the work Of the English govern
rnent, whose policy has always been /,
Asaassinaie the men they could no
otherwise reach. She ia AN
AGENT or THE BRITISH
minister or somebody else This wo
man came TO me aud said that her hus
band did not sympNthize with Ia
cause OF ireland. She wa
rabid In her views on dy
Mantle. She said that the I.ondol
az nlnaInnA AlArA no rod nna ~.