The evening world., 1894-03-22

CORRECT DIAGRAM OF LAWYER MuLLENS
OFFICES
/. The typewriter desk the wooden partition
above being spattered with blood.
2 Magee's desk.
D. Where Mages says he was sitting when the
l. steampipe struck BY the bullet after It had
passed through Miss Fullers head.
5. Where the bullet struck the wall after stEtA-
& where Miss Fuller stood when the shot
Bred. her back being towards Nassau street the
bullet striking her right temple sp4ttering blood
on the wall above her desk the bullet then pass,
ing out Of the left side striking the steam pipe and
Gnafy the opposite wall.
I. Presumably the spot from which the shot
was fired. the revolver being held necessarily with
On three feet of where Miss Fuller stood.
8. Drawer in Masees desk where the revolver
o. Radiator where Miss Fuer's body was found.
As the bullet after passing through
Miss Fuller's head struck the steam pipe
hve feet ten inches from the floor. and;
glancing off. struck the north wall OF
the room, II is beyond question that the
shot was fired from the south or oppo-
site side of the room.
As the blood spots spattered on the
south wall, or wooden partition, directly
over Miss Fullers desk. came from the
original contact OF the bullet with the
girls head II Is also beyond question
that she stood in the room In front of
the typewriter desk. in range with the
steam pipe on the other side.
The shot therefore must necessarily
have been fired from the side of the type
writer desk within two or three feet
from where Miss Fuller was standing.
could not have come from any other
direction or locality. The bullet strik-
ing the sbs steampBBe nd m the s65 9ph wal"
The two pools OF blood on the carpet
are just back OF where she was stand
ing. In falling, the young woman would
against the steam radiator under the
window.
Course of the Bullet.
II the bullet was fired from the right
hand Of some one standing at the side
of the typewriter desk IT would naturally
have been fred about four feet ten
inches. the height OF ones shoulder
from the fio3r ;,,5 As Miss Fuller was
about i've feet two inches from the
floor; then continuing Its upward course
I struck the steam pipe five feet ten
inches from the floor and the wall tive
feet eleven inches.
This gives the bullet an upward course
OF eleven inches in travelling from one
incline for a shot from the outstretChcd
right hand OF one person to the head
The moment before the shooting Miss
Fuller was putting on her gloves, pre-
paratory to going home. II she was
looking out into Nassau street, the one
who shot her could easily have taken
the revolver from the drawer Of the
desk before Miss Fuller could have
turned squarely around with her back
to the window.
situation which aCcoris with all the
facts heretofore stated. There was m
struggle-no cry from the lips or the
young woman. There was no time for
that. The shot was fired the instant
she turned around.
Thus Il is within reason to claim tha;
there is no longer any doubt as 10 the
direction from which the fatal shot was
fred.
But who pulled the trigger?
A Towel Missing.
Richard Hall Burton, lawyer Mullen.
offiee boy, made an important statement
hung on a rack over the washstaul ir
the room where Miss Fuller met hel
death is missing.
gathered up by the police, AMI IT. alb
senee may have aJ".r DE tr.aS on The
tragedy.
who, have offices on the sixth fcOr @,
the building in Which 1, n.,. 0...
shot, declare they saw Masee comln.
from the ldVatory IL n - hIl .uit ~ttg.
day evening. This Is taken - mean tha
Magee went there 10 wash his hands
though ne hal towels. soap aad waite
staia On - - u. '.' civ. r,.r
stand in the lavatory is suppos d to b,
blood stains upon II, Il may prove
valuable bit Of evlGenCe.
Mng,e's Defense.
Counsel for Magee to-day outlined tn
defense Of tn young LAWYER Tor the frs
time, and stated positively what Ma
will claim at the hearinG before III
Coroner.
II is nothing more nor less than sui
eide, without suggestion Of a.ailrU'
which latter theory has been hlntrl i
DR.. William J O'Su'ltvan. Of NIaeea'
counsel IN an interview at his u,are
Ill broadway. this afternoon. sail T.
an Evening WorlG' reporter.
''Supt. Byrnes AMI his detectives ar
determined TO make capital for them
selves out ot the sat death Of MI
Fuller, They are doing their prett"-
10 work up case Of murder. and moth
ing but murder VII satisfy thom. Tho
started out in this ease by taking al
plain, simple statements II MIR. Mag
them.
tempted, not To- show that Jhe Elrl rou.
have comw4tteI sui side. no tu learn ~
MaSee WAS innocent. hl' attempted 8
every way to firmly establish Ia-,r'
guilt.
., "Thsy nIsyy E,,ii2- zgra.n-4 point q ,aG matt,
ot AllSs fu'!"! -i"FNS AMI en- r|~tvurn
TO make that Prominent feature ~ th
case, But W. We're ready for them 40
that point, anI as soon as they l-arnr
this nothing more was said ab'u. N
Miss Fuller c,mmlt,. .d sp.rl', Thar
al !, was, simply and purely i, -uI..I
II the public kn-w tn exact facts
this case as We hRow thaa There .yo4I
not be another word stIi about Mag.
ir this connection. Bat ve rtru.. a
turl TO talk AT thl. time for Tlru.- ar
IA his men are only waiting i4r u- t. -r,a,
In order that n may set rh.ir wa,hl
cry To work o. rrfu.. the sjaf. .tu,uJ
facts coming from US.
As 70 the statement mad" WIth N I'll
past twentyipIr hours N' certain pa
sons in the building whore rEa H. 4
death occurred, l can pronounce theI
absolutely false. and We are prepare
TO prove them false. No evidence ca
possibly be obtained which Will 20
show that Miss Fuller did not comm
suicide"
Mrs. Doty's BODY Taken TO Genese,
3 -hs body Of MrS A, b. Doty wife ei chi
inspector Doty. Of the Health Department. "
elef yesterday afternoon At her home IS W,
~ 4nifiysafkh street was this mOrnlnk taken
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