The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

down the floor wrtnging his hands. said to
snd be 9Sps So no not gSS c lent s ss..
the woman who is typewriter here I said.
about SiS iSSf. .sd 70 b. EsssS f
sure he said. l went out into the other room
ana R..sS s tSs der Us
r.esrding the blood that vas visible n the
,sSs & IL ssst S'i from h Il:
ns aud 4 vs: TIE Zee. 4sS &.
end Of the radiator to the steam pipe that went
ss.s p 70: oS sc@ "a SOG5 to f
Kiernan said there was : big bloteh q blood on
the noor between the radiator and the steam-
stSr and ABOUT six inches nearer the middle Of
the room. II was about eight inches In diam
that Miss Fuller had stood q or lain win the the
t H,9od drppi55s fTS% The wound not les. than
foot. nearly two feet. from where Miss Fuller
am: and t p re, Y Ss no blood coming from the left
:" DID you lo9k especially for the pistol ?" the
the first thing that entered my mind, 1 did
look around nd ne ,oSE for 4, and 4 was not
thought il might be cath her but when
Pulled her down on the floor did not see It
-, Might I 7, not 4 have been there and wlthOu.
How could it have been there and not see
tor tol lou S ss ssSsd dI XII . and
i. but . Ss;csil6rt revolver. bright and shiny.
Idon,t see how could have missed it"
us! Ss ooteS s!oand az ' oo 50 ad 10
ssns ~ e :s I,Ss q; p:sS
Miss Fuller's right hand and was not covered
up: Branniesn made the following statement
-. TS:n ven. into tn. ,n inner ss o:: Sh,rs
peissss . :.i% WIS VIZ; dom rs you slsE i
.ss :ns .d fee
about three feet 70 the lett o. where she va:
4 pp: Then MAGE said. WHY didn't you leave
once and commenced pacing up and down the
no9r In very excited manner; said to bin:
hD Ssn so e oe. then sss
E:, , Si S ;: s; x: T. few minutes.
Fuller's hat was on when they went Into the
drawn on up to the bali Of her thumb, The
glove was new and IL was tight for the hand.
IL she had been in the act Of putting on that
Ssas :.s .a a. f k:ns sS Sss Nh ~ :
the woniAn's hat was OF. Riley had. in the
mean tim: gene to his own own, once ice and Gene
lying on the floor By the body.
. Among the early callers yesterday at the Of
superintendent Byrnes They made measure
mems OF the room ana talked with Mir. Mul-
f.W %.r <. had
detectives went into the ONCE. shut and locked
the door. and no one was admitted thereafter
down and questioned. and Capt Slsvin and
no.s.d that he not aas Ss aans
position as It had been when he was there on
sSieS Va. IN the m corner AND ssieh
b. ,sys 4: ..tsd Mace e m%SLs there wa.
In tho room. said that that bookcase had al.
ways been there; that it had never been
-: Why that can't be possible" said Mr.
Herman. Il know It was not there Saturday.
ssiS s, chair Mss ses5e
you were asking MsSse. 70 take thai. chair
81 course. said KieTssa. and Spq X. took /.
away. The chair couldn't have been there |
And Detective HeclosEsy took he cam cane ' ses,
case and Mr. MaGee's desk. There wasn't
knew IT,. said Herman. the bookcase
II was late In the afternoon before the de-
tectiyes began their work IN the room, Thu |
eondition OF the room; as explained by Herman
when they visited the, room, except. OF course.
The bookcase and chair. The scar on the
sSout fve feet seven inches from the floor.
The scar on the wall where the bullet struck
hssS and o ' ABOUT four fee. SSa the
'sSii &, e, e o.: ISofifs PiS. s ron fss
that Ss chair had BEEN Ghsas the
In @ that s Visited e. issa .hst
{ look ed as II Miss Fuller mad Deen sitting In
,.iors she was shot. facing the windoS. to see
shs on a asd ES.s l Ins 1sd fSs up r sS
city over the sploteh % blood on the floor;
b. bullet struck there had been a SIC Of bone.
ONE hair. and some blood spots. These we're
Deputy Coroner DR., CONWAY. who has had
nUTe or less experience examining pistol
rounds. was Of the opinion on sunday that
nd no powder marks on the lett side q Miss
uller's head was evidence tina. the revolver
aid that the shsttsTing q the skull at the
oint where the bullet entered was an
hs Il: ' G9ssr d.. o sns %.n sRs
at Dr. CONWAY was sntir.Iy EroSs. d.
es,erIay that IL the pistol had been held
itbin eighteen inches or two feet OF Miss |
ulIeT's head when the shot was fire there
ould have been powder marks IL II had
cen held as close as an inch or two the fiesh
oult have been burned about the wound II
red. the burning would have been very
arked and there gould have. been no
I'D male several series Of experiments
learn the extent OF burning and mark
Y ~ pistOl-sh wounds NJ various dis
.nces.. from the fraction OF an inch up !
two feet He never had known OF a case
here the pistol was fired within eighteen
hes that there were net powder marks. and
thin one or two inches that there were not
we're burns. As 20 the iraeturing or shGttsr-
g 81 the hone ut the point where the ball en-
red Miss Fulsr's head. he said that a rlned {
stol held from three to i've feet from her I
aAd and hiring the elongated bullet used In :
| pistol cartridges would have made eIAetly
z they leave the mouth o. a revolver. the :
octor said, as the "keyhOle" marks they FREE
ieutly make on q target indicate. and the
ound in Miss Euller's head looked as II IL had {
'sn N ads by a bullet that had turned. That
ould Indicate that the shot Was fired possibly J
ON . greater distance than five feet IL the
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