Milford chronicle., 1885-02-13
LATEST NEWS NOTES.
Happenings Of Interest to An
At Home and Abroad.
O'DONOVAN ROssA sHOr.
Fired at Five Times by a Woman In Now
York.

York.
,,her On Tuesday, Mrs. Yseult Dudley was ar
IN raigned When she entered the court-roorr
the gaze Of every person in l. was rivetei -,
nus her lace. She walked calmly TO the bar be
~ ~ tween the oihcer and her lawyer and afte,
a9s looking for moment into the Justices fsce
> IL let her eyes fall 10 the ground She iooiroJ
Tor tired after having spent night in the sts,io
ous mouse, Dut her cheeks were still rosv and III,
~ eyes were quite bright She was held To avail
ION the rssnlt OF Rossas wound. Mrs. Dudlev JiJ
NOT plead either guilty or not guilty,
CI WHAT MRS. DUDLEY SAYS
rs 40" many times did you shoot at Rosa 2'
81 asked a reporter Of Mrs Dudley
~ "Oncei then / hit him. and he fen 7
N eOus9h shOot after he had fallen. that
81 MOuIuh ~ nave been honorable And no one
m @ tan say tlAt didn act hOnorably in the maj
seI. now easily might have killed him. with
ont ever being found ont He Fonid J.an- III
! me- he. ne 70 get the money wherever l wanted
q MN TO- could have met him In the parI
y ana nave shot b m there. Or could have sbo1
'ai nun IN nweeny Hotel, or | could have poi
nuneu num- There Is nothing in the vy6rId
Z easier than to kill man without beino fo,,S
I: ou1' j one wants 70. But gave him fair
y chahce' didn't know but what he had re-
: ii' 'iEleel' anu hhen ne raised himself upon bis
o elbow, Wa'ied by him for two minufes ~ ~
mad plenty Of time then to draw bis revolrav |
= and shoot, If he wanted to- 'Ni'eI
In her interview with Rosa she sail l.,
ulu not know she was English She oonlS
Ao 1P'aA ue'hah and Irish, too, as well AZ
since you had no personal feeling against
i1os 1osSa; was asked, chow did you come to Sc
lect him for a victim 2" " So
and IWen, !, you kaow couldn't shoot everybody,
ahu ~ was necessary to make an exaplnIe . -
why not choose Pat Ford, for insfanceyu
/ On ne . not as important as Rosa hasn't !
as much influence. and doesn't do ~ nT,at |
harm. Besides, he's not nearly so well edn- D.,
Gated Gated as Rossa- Rosa was the best man 10
~, How did Rosa act when you shot him ? |
| Did lie beg for mercyY' -''-N
"Oh no, he didn't act at all like coward !, :
ne ne put PUT up ms hand and said, as he fell 'Oh I
my God, don't kill me ? He was dazed Sn5 y
acted as any man would who had been sbat ,,,' I,
iheres great deal to- be said in Rossa's "
IaFor; as told you. He's mistaken man. ain NJ
eere, think, and hope this will be a lesson IN
~ ilii, Il ne doesn't die He's welcome to be ci
EsiSSi EsSSSiioIc as much as he likes II he doesn,f m
AlI innocent people. The fact is he ia ,i u,
~ Iic. anac. his imprisonment has weakened fe
i il9 !nteuect and he does harm without rnea,, H.
sb5,iiS y Tnlch OF course, is reason why he eli
uynSmiter by name every ~ ~
THE ENGLISH CONSUL. a.
:, MI; Pierrepont Edwards, British C,ons,,1 =. COZ
too" Wv, AoIk, denied that he had taken anv stene
toward defending the woman who sbot '1 steps arr
Or that he intended doing so. 7'''' i'oSs''' tiy,
T.; ~ H. simply and purely matter for the no ogr
- ne SAID, land the Consulate has notbino, thr
enaeyer .5 ever to do With it. II pacna svvanst5izs mel
s,ffiIke back Gen. Stewards wound del
the counter attack of the square until two het
O'Clock in tho afternoon. Rebel ri6emen-nPe = ons
sessed the haio5es-o Stalks aud eeuSeaueut. n
9cfigI-s. Dudley must say that l differ from dol
hem, consider the shooting Of Rosa a
oolish and unpardJnable act" iesl
RossGs STATEMENT. Oh VI
lered, said Rosa, in a public statement for,
hat England has inaugurated the work Of in ieaf
ividual assassination. want it to be marked No
oWn and remembered that emissaries Of the NJ
lnglsh Government are now at work assassi- | Ger
ating American citizens on American soil and ! dor
charge that the British Minister at Washing and
ON Is guilty of conspiracy to assassinate and eita
his official position or the toadyism Of the enc,
nglo maniacs will save him from arrest easi
ope the American people will in their public not
pinion hold him guilty of this crime. any
THE WOUND. y
DR.. Dannson probed Rossa's wound again SolS
Dr. the buat, but didn't find it. The hospital n
cctors think it is imbedded in some muscle a l1as
nd will become encysted and make no trou- 49, 49,;
le. ''The only danger" DR.. DennisOn said | - 80
is from suppuratiOn. That might make the | ~ ~
ound troublesome and delay the patients re- III
very. At his own request Rosa remained t', tull
the hospital for a few days. ~ va
MRS. DUDLEY IN ENGLAND. Cor,
Further investigation of the past life of
rs. Dudley shows her history to be full of -.
artling episodes. Mrs. Malkin the lady to 20
hom Mrs. Dudley wrote pathetic letter Just oI - y
store her attempt at suicide on the Great ceeu'
astern Railway, and with whom she had we Sne
,s broueht To her bonse' ,yben % v,,1l ~ detail
RI bv an Fssex CLERGYMAN who rerraSo,ta9 expet
msclf as ber GUARDIAN bnt Who was sns- stcan
cted Of being her father, although The Ieacl
lationship was never acknowledged. While eours
VI a child she displayed considerable histri- tounl
lie TALENT and rnucb sntitrda in yoiy,i, o-5 land
c'amation. At the acc Of ~ sbe beaaT st,J, of tn
g for the stage under the tuition Of Miss El- the
o Ierrys father. Tie next year she OBJ says;
med an engagement to play small parts at aPPei
e Prince of Waless Theitre at Manchester anu
d she appeared in ih9 Christmas pantomime lhe 81
that theatre in 1878. While playing there mleel l
e was deceived into a mock marriage with Deio"
lOung clergyman from Cheshire. Inc s
II was come time before she discovered that we II
e had been made the victim Of a fraud and uay'
IN her reason gave way She fled from Man 9%sItai %
ester and took refuge in her own home at IouD'
rn there in Senfen1ber 1870 81 al Voc . howel
lrs later. 1t was at the time of her discov- WIN
Of her shame and her fight from Man % AIe
ester that she first displayed symptoms Of RSsnt
anity and suicidal mania Mahu
fter her return 10 Mrs. Malkins house she ME- U
'ays called herself, and insisted on being yves {
iressed as, Mrs. Dudley although she dldnot oI Ge
, refused To nrosecuto him ea,,in,, tLat 81 hard
nnblic but onlv 10 biaa bo,y.,S S'iotS the Ell
c for her child. During this time she was ~1iahul ~
nended by Lady Gertrude Douglas sister II, .. -
he Marquis OF QueensberFy. From 1879 to 1lail'll
8, and especially after the death of her IoMlHE .
To commit snci1e ami on t .,i you dc
nearly succeeded in carrying the threat you aCl on
execution. Is con