The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
DUMMIES DISGRACE.
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be formed, but he did not like to make q
complete flop. Accordingly he and his
followers went into the Dunno Club. The
regulars also joined the DUNES. Soon
Kern and his opponents had shaken
hands and settled all differences.
BY the continued accession of prominent
politicians the insignificant social club
became a powerful political organization.
AS the club grew in membership there
was some talk of having some popular
o~fficeholder for a standard bearer, but
the change was not made. Now l guess
the members are sorry that another stand
ard bearer was not selected.
dunno HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
/ met dunno outside of IL saloon on Pal
isade avenue last evening. He was talk-
ing with several friends.
"Have you anything to say regarding
the shooting, Mr.. Dunne?" asked.
mo-" ne replied in q husky voice; "the
thing has broke me all up and | scarcely
know what to say"
"Why did you and Bremner run away
and leave the women to their fate?" l
asked.
81 do not care to talk about the matter
at all for the present" was the reply. Il
will tell my story at the trial"
but will you not resent the imputa-
tatIon of cowardice?"
Il did not act cowardly. / did not go
home with Mrs. Stocker. i went home
with Mrs. Tierney and her daughter
Mary in q coach. Bremner went home
with Mrs. Stocker."
Dunno refusen to say any more.
i could not find Bremner last night. He
was not at any of his usual haunts.
Louis Stocker, a brother of Arthur
Stocker, is very industriously circulating
stories about Mrs. Stocker. On one occa-
sion he declares that he saw Mrs. Stocker
and Bremner in a compromising position
after leaving a picnic at Pohlmann's
Park.
STOCKER STILL U-NCONCERNED.
The examination of Stocker was to
lave been continued before Police JUS
tice Davis this morning, but at the re-
quest of District Court Judge w. d.
DAILY, who appeared for the prisoner, the
hearing was adjourned until Tuesday
next.
Stocker appears to he taking things very
coolly. He remarked to a friend this
morning that public opinion will justify
his conduct when the facts concerning
the miserable life he led became more
generally known.
A strong sentiment is being aroused in
favor Of the murderer, who is said by all
who know him to be a steady, hardwork-
ing man. His friends, who were aware
wife, hesitate to say aught against
her now hat she is dead.
but are not slow to declare that her
misdeeds We're the direct incentive of the
murder, and that her end, though swift
and terrible, was but a natural result of
the disregard she showed for her mar
riage VOWS.
THE MARRIAGE A SHIELD.
1t is openly charged that she made
Stocker play a sorry part in marrying
him to make mis- name a shield for her
WI misdeeds-to partially right. in the
eyes of the community, the wrong done
her by some other man.
William Stocker, Arthur's brother, is
responsible for the statement that the
dead woman made her husbands mar
ried life a hell on earth, and that with
vicious instinct she revenged herself for
his rebukes by having her male friends
pummel him.
Stocker is a member of Steubeu Lodge,
/. o. o. F., and his associates in the
order have determined that he shall not
want for friends IN his trouble. Elk
Mayor Gilbert Collins has been retained
10 defend Stocker, IL an Indictment is
found, aud Judge DAILY, as already st6ted,
will also appear in his behalf.
The Tierney family has grown weary
of notoriety and refused to receive call
ers. Reporters are especially tabooed.
At Christ Hospital this morning Miss
Tierney, the second victim of SJoker's
pistol, was said to be in no immediate
danger. She is very weak and no attempt
has been made as yet to extract the
bullet.
SToCKER'S SISTER MARRIED.
Miss Mary Stocker, u sister of the muir
derer, was quietly married at the resi-
dence of her brother, William Stocker, a
barber at No. rs Paterson avenue, West
Hoboken, to Mr.. August Hanley of the
same town last night. 1t was the in
tention of the BRIDES relatives to
have a very jovial time at the
wedding, bat on account of the uufortnn-
ate event OF Thursday the wedding was
quietly solemnized at the house and the
few intimate relatives of the couple left
after expressing their congratulations.