The evening world., 1894-03-22
WAS THERE
$. A WITNESS? ?
Police Have Another Glue in
the Mysterious Fuller
Tragedy.
LOOKING FOR A SPECTATOR.
Probable Significance of Her
Noon Walk on the Day
of Her Death.
AFTER MAGEE'S VISITOR LEFT.
Other Facts Brought Out by a
Correct Diagram Of Mul-
lens Offices.
AFTER MAGEE'S VISITOR LEFT.
The Fuller-Magee tragedy is takin,

The Fuller Magee tragedy Is taking
a new turn.
The police are looking for n mysterious
third person who is said to have been
present in Lawyer Mullens office. ia
Nassau street, when the shooting took
place.
The police are also looking for Mrs.
Theresa Magee. or Mount, the divorced
wife Of Lawyer Magee. The latter left
her rooms at 275 Schermcrhorn street.
Brooklyn, on Monday last and has not
been seen since.
Attorney Charles w. Brooke and DIR.
O'Sullyau. counsel for Magee. called
upon the prisoner at the Tombs this
mornig and held a long conference with
him.
Assistant District-Attorney Hartman.
was assigned to the Fuller case some
days ago by District Attorney Fellows,
was interviewed at considerable length
By an Evening World reporter this
mornig. Said he:
Looking for Magce's Divorced Wife.
The police are looking for Mrs. Ma
gee, the divorced wife, and are also en-
deavoring to fathom the mysterious al
legged presence of third party in the
i ONCE when the shooting occurred
~ admit that the behavior Of Lawyer
Staten Island and in evidently avoid
ing all interviews upon the subject, is
rather peculiar. understand that Mr.
trasedy. has % spent uSssS sieepess nights e ana .
Is feeling badly generally. j made an
effort to see him yesterday. but he was
not In town. l understand that he is
a very nervous, sensitive man, which
may account for his retcence and ex-
treme agitation over the occurrence"
Evening iaF WoFld p yesterdny ,aa IN eject M that
the revolver used was safety" and
could not have been fired by e woman.
Attorney Hartman said:
1T was a safety revolver, and the
published theory was lutte correct. The
lressur on such weapon comes largely
from the palm OF the hand AMI not from
the finger on the trigger"
Hartman scouts Suicide.
,AttoEney Hartman scouts the idea Of
ana in fasr ths pareusr ntEns sad suicide
Suicide Is the last Thing in the
World ] should think Of in this case.
There Tn aen wa Tss y1nT n" motys nn,p From all san
proachable character. One thing Is alb
soiutely certain. Her home life, social
and other. surroundings were of the
purest and best.
Plenty of Theories.
IT, am receiving all sorts Of informa,
every conceivable kind are advanced 10
me from lawyers and laymen. The Po-
lice Department Is working every pos
new and rather startling clues. on of
ihe police win be turned over to me, 70
b. added 10 the information and evil
cence which ! win secure
so much ground must necessarily be
severed In this case that vast amount
about even the slightest, results. The
case is so remarkable and peculiar that
ANYTHING Is possible. and we are prepared
70 turn to any new theory at moments
Lawyer Albert Bach, of 7 Warren
street, who was appointed referee In
rihvenig World" reporter this morning
The divorce case was one OF defualt
laws avs appointed referee by Judge Pat
serson. OF the Supreme Court. on Jan
= 1881, and made my report TO the
court, and submitted the evidence or
april 6; examined as witnesses three
men-Newbough, Moore and Noe-whC
testified to having seen Magee in houses
OF il-fame. Magee was not present a
any Of the hearings held in my office
Mrs. Magee was here. but do not re
member anything particularly about
her personal appearance.
lcspondent In the divorce case, the evi
eence only showing that Magee fire.
9ucnted different houses of ill-fame
Consequently no specific person wa'
named as correspondent"
Magee refused this morning 10 see any
eody outside of his most intimate
tdends. He sent word to the gate to al
%~ %~ no one In except his counsel, Charles
W Brooke and William J, o Sullivan.
Mev DIR. Morgan. OF the City Mission
Ssned on him last evening, and Mage'
Trht down word to allow him In to-day
ne keepers report him ns being In gooC
s.pfits. He eats and sleeps well. anC
'aIoys his morning walks.
Miss ruIber's Midday walk.
"A 'nx Josephson, the smart young Law
- In the ONCE Of William Mullen. d
II Nassau street. shed another myste