New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
REVENGE AT HER DEATH BED
LORETTA HANNIGAN'S BROTHER DRAWS
A REVOLVER on MANN.
SHE DIS 4 FEW HOURS AFTER A PAINFUL
SCENE WHEN THE LATTER is BROUGHT
FOR IDENTIFICATIoN-A WARRANT

SHE DII& FEW HOURS AFTER A PAINFUL
SCENE WHEN THE LATTER Is BROUGHT
FOR IDENTIFICATIoN-A WARRANT
FOR MANN's RE-ARREsT'
Ioretta Hannigan died at her home. No. 4O3 west
Fifty -fifth-st, last night about O'CLOCK from the
results Of the criminal operation performed by Dr.
Henry b. Pettngil. Her lover, Solomon h. MANN
had surrendered himself the afternoon. and later
WAS identified at her bedside. He was released 10y
Recorder Golf on the old bail but the Recorder ha'
instructed Detective Lang at Police Heanquar'e''
To keep in constant communication with the "oVtoi
attending Miss Hannigan. In case of her death ne
was TO re-arrest Mann and bring him AT once 10 INV
Recorders house at No. 3l9 West One,hundred-ah"-
fourth-st.
There was an exciting scene yesterday az Nc
bedside when Solomon Mann who is accused p> '"e
unfortunate girl of having induced her 10 suoin'
TO her fatal operation. arraigned for idehtilca
ton Mann was sent up from the DlStrlct-i>''s"
news office TO the dying girls home accompanies
by Joe Moss, of the firm OF Howe 4 huhilei'
who are his counsel He was in charge OF pe'e'
tIyes Lang and Morris. Assistant Districi-Attorhe!
Hennessey went to assist at the hen'ihca"o"' ""''
Mann's brother was also of the party
They were shown at once into the room where inc
GIRL Law in the shadow Of death. The prisoner WAS
placed at the bedside and seemed perfectly cooi as
he confronted her She was too close 70 uea'h "
be affected by the interview ana appaie"'iS wa
conscious of what was going On WI iAN''
sey put such questions a. were necessary ~ e''"o
Ijsh Mann's connection with the case
The girl was answering one OF these questions
when a threatening interruption occurred. lhrOush
a door opposite the side of the bed where Mann
stood her Younger brother David suddenly APP
neared. His sister had just lifted herself feeby
on one arm and pointed a thin finger AT MANN DIS
Abe family murmured There ne Is: ,.,
As she sank back her pillow paVid shou'trl
hoarseIN: ''Yes: that's him with an oath. ne
- his siSf bedside. directly opposite
Mann Then he slowly raised ms right ann am ana
Air Uennessey noticed that revolver was ciehcheu
i'm il Hennessey sprang at the young man anu
,,inioned his arms from behind. Joe MOSS aIso
caught hold of him. while Lang wrenched the re-
yoIver from his hand and contiscated H. IL was
tivc-chambered weapon, fully loaded ,
Mann retained his nerve during the episode, anu
when the question of arraigning young ifahiheah
was discussed. advised against it, he SAID ne was
sorry that the scene had occurred in such pace
AIR Hennessey agreed that the young man shouIo
NOT be arrested and he led out OF the room py
am older brother who, together with DetecllVe
Morris watched him closely until the party left the
The girl began sink rapidly, after the exc1tine
scene OF the afternoon. She raved CONSIDERABLY an
went over the episode In her talk. raising hersell
several times In S@e bed imagining that she sa"
the detectives and Mann before her, ana repeating
her words of identif cation over and over again.