The sun., 1901-06-14
JEALOUS, KILLED HIS WIFE:
HUSBAND CACGHT TRYING TO FLEE
OS A CAR. MS OWN THROAT CUT.

Followed the woman Who Had Isft HIN Aftss
Years Abuse to Their Fiat and Butch
cred Her with . Razor a. She Gathered
Up Baby Clothes She Had Left Bshiad.
A young man whose clothes were covered
with blood flowing from a cash In his throat
jumped on O southbound Broadway car as
II was passing i0sth street late last night
with only one passenger. woman. aboard.
The conductor tried to put him on. but tho
young man showed fight. and the conductor
decided that IL would be more comfor table
10 let him ride till the car should come TO
policeman.
Policeman Baxter at Columbus avenue and
Seventy-ninth street was tho first seen from
tho car. The conductor hailed him and
asked him to remove the man. Baxter
recognized the wounded passenger as Martin
J. Tighe. the son Of a saloon keeper at 81 xty-
ninth street and Amsterdam avenue. who Is
well known around there.
The policeman took young Tighe 70 his
fathers rooms over the saloon and then
sent to Roosevelt Hospital for an ambulance.
In the meantime Tishe had refused to tell
tho policeman, his father. mother and four
younger brothers. all Of whom were at home.
how he had been hurt. He muttered some
thing about having fallen down. He In
sisted on smoking cigarettes in spite Of the
gaping wound In his throat. and finally sat
down at the piano and tried to play. His
mother stopped him.
,0 BY that time "a. an t%bylsnos had Eot across
Roosevelt's were all In use-and Tighe was
about TO be placed In II when a policeman
came 70 the house on tho run and went
s,f iV tltR RaI
man, under, arrest before no was taken to
What has my boy done'" asked Mrs
Perhaps the policeman knew at the time.
but he didn't tell the mother
oh. they want him for a lttlSow in, the
precinct up above" he said. and hurried on
ambulance broke down with them on the
way to tho hospital.
This was the message which the Sixty
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cutting wifos throat She's dead. Hes
on. way downtown on car
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tenuef y JOD IN care Ut W y assdu street,
Eight months ago Tighe threatened to
shoot his father-in-law because he took his
daughters part. Last summer the wife had
an invitation to go into the country TO visit
spite Of her husbands protests.
Gay abusing Der Tor being away and asking
Two months sSo the he II Tishss 'i had sSi boy
Ti9he. When the baby was born Mrs Tishe
was attended by her aunt, Miss Maggie Shat
The birth Of his child caused no improve
ment In Tighs'. treatment Of by wife Re
50 50 miserable that finally she she LEFT hin and
went to her fathers home at las West l04th
street Tishe llrked about that house %
GpppSrtnsy to see Sdnd.v her HG I,S; caushi
kicked her downstairs She had the baby
Ia her arms
Tho next day Mn. Tishe got summons
in in the he Vest Side police pol S'S court and md was put
under bonds of $500 TO be decent for =ix months
His father furnished the bail As they were
leaving the court room Tighe said to- his wife:
You've had your turn to-day. III have
mine some day"
His turn came last nisht Mrs Tighe.
who was still at her fathers home, saw him
which had been left in her own HAT, and
thought she could go and get II without
being seen by Tighs Her aunt agreed to
90 with her The two women got away
from tho house by q back way and hurried
over TO the other Nat They didn't lock
the door after them, as they supposed that
Tlghe was still watching the Murphy house.
But he came in while they were both lean
ing over bed. smoothing out lot OF baby
drssseS
Tishe first threw his wis,s aunt out into
the hall and then locked himself In with his
wife Miss Shafaray ran downstairs to
get a policeman She didn't see one and,
frantic with fear that something serious
mi Rht happen To her niece she ran upstairs
again TO the Tighe fiat She heard one scream
from thewoman inside and then threw her
self against the door. breaking the lock A
she entered the room Iighe rushed past
her holding a handkerchief TO his throat
and went downstairs
His wife was lying on the dining room
floor unconscious Her head and face were
eashed in dozen places and her throat
was cut
Policeman Kenney. who had been asleep
In his fiat on the floor below, sent the wounded
wife to the J. Hood Wright Hospital. He
also tried to catch Tighc. but by that time
the murderer had gone half dozen blocks
downtown on the Broadway car.
Mrs Tighe regnined consequences for less
ttan n minute after she reached the hospital.
She made no accusations She said, MY