The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-12
WOMAN SHOT J. c. SlEBERT.
.r,,rXyD INV ~ mrs OFFICE ar
TrE 4 JiIH"rTE.
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Ia 4 SlFIi'i ~, wv '.''''' 49,
'ur'' .,,.,.,. homestead and Improvement
inc '''', .sb,, IVA woman yesterday in
Yum Y, lN; Readc street The woman.
h'7 ''' ,o IL Mary O'BJnncll. asserts
h.s L,rn wruuEod and dcirauded
,""' t, The bullet. which was fired
w r,nr, passed through Sicberts
a. ,,s, below the elbow and lodged
''' u ~ the un'c. Siebcrt. with
~ I,rrro ~ one OF his clerks.
NV ',,,r,l III, W oman and took the revolver
"' Ir,r, h.r Policemen Higgins and Ma
""'' t,r., Irprlrl street station, then took
roo 't,r, Magistrate Brann in the Centre
=, ,,,,',,n court. whore sho was held in 5000
rnNf,ruyam. on
s,,r, win, il ia the publishing business,
,,.tln, hong Interested in the land associa-
49,. j., West ncstcr county sad yesterday
L,l ,r,pyycl the O'DOnnell woman
, vr,, ago as a care-taker for n
o,,cr ~ houses in the village OF Bed
,,,l l.',uEiug to the company OF which
l., he manager, aud that she was permitted TO
H., , am. of them He said that she had
.,,,,lv circulated the report among her
t,i.,.,i. that he had married her ana that he
uos soon coming to live with her In this and
many, ether vay-. NI"hcrt said. the woman per-
.is,.d in annoying him until he considered 1t
hdvisah" - "''' W" ,
that she haI u '''' w. ,s''.',,
si"Ncrt RON "'7'''"' :" 'ns ,,,,,'a, ~
and lie ilhall ','',"' wv - 49,. t
sad. WHEREBY wv I,,,., ~ , ~,
Ing her I'a'' on VI "''', u.
crjvc certain s"a'', w I. w.,
chester h"lh'e'''' "''1
pauy,
The woman a. "'7' '-"',.
mcnt 'ayornF' 'n' "''' M lo' II"
yrs, Mis- ana ''.'7'" ~ , '''
declined 10 ''H'o' ~ 7'''' ~,
NOR" ia'ora''" "' '''' '",'en
lawyrr J"h'''"' SUI "'"T
o'l'' Yesterday i"''""s
Inc Interview NV" ,.'N ''''t, 49,
room OIL 'ne MAJ" enc "'S 70 -,
sati''aS"'S """ 7"e ""' va.
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ei'h"I' ,ha' s"' ''''' .''' -. -, -,
M'"'"'hs /" "'o ''o''' 90 Nv .''">u ~ = ~
mo inc F'N''0 ,'''" W ~ y ~
enc "fe" ''',,,,' '''i,' :" .n,I. '''N"
fhe carr w. an" ~ W. " ''o' ~ t
Inc i''""'" '''''',n ..,i', O., t,
hIe'rFt > III h''"'7' ',''' '"' ''e","' ''e '""'
tha' "hrh 'h' was ~ ons"sr" a. ga 'c,"Ne'
Tor 'he houses III ''o.'i ''oVo .".'e' ''e-
auHn'y, anu after s,'"'' ,,'"'' otN"" W mar .
love 10 h.r 'ne s''u no 'i'','' 'e"' ne" WA,
she hai s'o"o'N 'he o"'A, anu soon "''er""ru u
ask" h'' !" ''d' y man ono oeI"''' o"E"so
q hn sh's'' '"""' 9'A 'L'''''"' as' "''o 'eh'
hun the s''ooo' RECEIVING "s S'tull's souie sor'
O. deeu' MOI '."s' ." .'' "o"ee III VINO"
she I'Neu' A'o"' wv nouns aso' ,ne "on" ''
ta!d' Nleo'F' '''7""H'" n'' ''"' 7"o was le-
G""F MS ""I anu ~ N'H' way XIV ~! "
h.Gh ''''"'" ''"o' ~ WIN" PUG "''"'' 9'"o'
sl' W. ~ 'o''' '''' ' 9"'p
81 '"r "'">'' O''' ''''' '"'T' 7"' '''' 7,' was
hHHe' ,' 'N'' NV H"'" '"'' '"' '"','" DIT
"''oc'' '""'' ''','''., in'' '.'"| WIN "'i
'h"S'I anu r., ~" az 80" c'o'N' 'ne',
e"e "rN"" ''e"'' W. NV "'h ga e"e ''"'
Ne ra'I'd h'F we name ana toiu her 10 20
tr,,,, ha, ,,r-i,,,, -, th affair Sish.r, ,rl bia
clerk followed her and Siebert threw
himself upon her and struck her I'm the
eye with his fist In corroboration OF her story
she showed a badly swollen and blackened eye.
The O'Donnell woman then drew her revolver r,
which she said she had permit to carry. The
shot, she said. was fred accidentally when Sic
bert tried to get the weapon away from her.
Magistrate Brann decided that fuller exam
nation was necessary and he set the case down
for Monday. The O'Donnell woman said that
she would furnish bail as soon as she could
Chief Of Police Foley. OF Mount Vernon. says
that a woman answering Miss O'DonLell's lie
scrption, applied to him n year ago for permis-
SION to carry revolver She said that she was
trained nurse and her business forced her to
ride in many lonely places in Westchester
county Chief Foley told the woman he did
not believe it was necessary for her to carry q
revolver. as her business did not force her to
be out at night, ana terminated the converse
ton by refusing permit. Lawyer Arthur H.
Johnson. Of Mills and Johnson. who accom-
panied Miss O'Donnell to New York. SAWS he
told her that she had better settle the case as
She had no chance to win She refused to take
his advice.
ANOTHER WOMAN WITH cp1rv.vcr
-, ,,, ,,,0', al" "e' ii'o'"ef' hrS. 'nla Hcot'
y .,i, 10y "'e""e' were III 'he i"Tk'l"e
.n"t' S''rnn,' cnnrheu WIN annoy
s.~o,,h ,, "m.t"''' u 10 East ih'y'
Miss ',.' ,ure'' me compartment Salu tha'
MISS o'"U had sent him postal cards abusing
wnr,,, - ,o. .".V'''"S nun n"' "n'ess 1T
""T 'o me' justice She ana her mother ht
, ,o"o"eu MN IN the streets. abusing
c,,r,r, i,t,,, a"' '','"eu MN 10 hocha"hy
or,,,at,, '',',' names oe,'te many people III
oo',,,a;. .a '''a' "c MADE inc Younger woman
.an,"a,. '"ur years az" and paid heI
.rr.s, ,'i,o", come 'lne ago she caused ms
arrest and in the Court OF Special Sessions hi