The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
nv time. 70 tell them all he had seen. Whistler

any time TO tell them all he had seen. whether
THIS letter was hoax or not L. not known.
=. In the .bsence Of the evidence which super
lstion es to how the shooting happened goes
on. The disclosure at the second auto psy that
rs D' fsht O S.p ptsss s 81
that Miss Fuller, could not have Ahot herself
bsesu,s Sf the Interference Of the glove on her
The pistol with which the shooting was done
was a seli.cocEine weapon. The safety at
part q the handle which @ust be pressed II
certain way before the cartridge can be ex-
that the trigger i p psls Sr''u at the same me
PECK sercd yss, s :% thsy sne n
2 revolver could not be fred by sny person not
s and sf sS SGsSa Ses' Sf 81 % sS.
fss m 4s1si,. Mis-; SSilsIs hands S'E. small
IN pulling; the trigger yhssn he held the
bis head. as Miss Fuller, must have
@ Tss ssSs and ' 1ef. DHS rss
Hall Hall nS doasn other person; , tried it;
the men in the stores, used to hand.
hIna !. Miss Euler must have one @S and pull
revolver was held close to Miss Fuiier's head
when IL was fred Il would certainly have
marks. but II by any freak these we're escaped.
then there would surely have been general
trance, which there was not.
tue tes ssasI6Dy. Gathered
and Miss Fuller cane from f Edward :. undsr s
hii, court shtencT.s pheT who has an of,ies In
a NIT sesp re. 9O,hss PLACE ss f her
and Kind hearted men I ever Knew but the
mSn"Eng fIsrE Mr MSgss continually nd an
and cannot get along with MIN. "' "eNA'
S .ssf, and S soaldn's sfs along On Les; ici :hs
she couldn't make so m uch elsewhere.
loung. Mr. Mullen, son Of William Mullen.
Masse's alleged 6srshnsss could have come
from. for he never was cross except when some
Assistant District Attorney Henry Hartman.
Who has been assigned e to the case by district
Az IN the
The nhs eircum,taspcss seem 70 point one way:
to Mr., Mages,s story that Martha Fuller COM
pers fa 'e We'll enough ye ao" II Mace Z:
innocent. he shall not have cause to com plain
q ,.ck ,; q tsoroushnsss on the part OF our
sTys sT.,I Sro siS Mssss ouP s"iS
would be liberated. owing to the discovery
that II would have been possible for Miss
Fuller to fire the shot herself with her right
hand. That statement makes me believe that
the prosecution thinks IL has case. We must
.R6ss 90 You think viii Be- the result. of til.
Well gov never can tell what ooroner's
Dr. o'suiiiyan, Mr.. Brooks's associate. said:
4 % ths tFsnshy PtsE over
. great case against this man. They will md
that they will not have walkover this time"
Miss Fuller was buried yesterday in the
Waikiki Valley Cemetery at Walden. n. Y. The
funeral service was read BY the Rev. Mr.;
Church Of walden. The body Was taken from
avenue. at 8 O'Clock in the morning.
=. There was q single carriage. " which rode
the mother and the brother Of the dead girl,
.nd sr nsr We ns
~. and West Shore train Was taken TO New
conveyed them 20 the cemstery.
BUFFALO. March 2L.An afternoon paper
bs heard the hrst, alarm eivsn By Lawyer
MASee after tho shooting Of Miss Fuller last
afternoon. The lawyers name IL
not given. because. he says. he doesn't want to
be q Witness
evening when be saw Magee running out OF
Mr.. Mullens ONCE. Magseushouted to him to
call the janitor. that woman had shot her.
The lawyer says he ran for the janitor and
ONCE self there were several people there.
The I'm portant part OF the statement is that
Mageo ran out Of the ONCE calling for help.