The sun., 1902-09-28

| was surprised at her action In few
minutes she returned To the table, and |
asked her why she had run into IN" kitchen
She said l thought YOU were going
10 shoot me- | told her | had no such
intention and then lcf, the house.
" In an hour | returned went straight
10 her and demanded that she tell me he
truth. She admitted everything. She
told ne Size had been intimate will Adams
and 10 my face abe declared that She hau
ceased 10 love mr. She became worked
up as she admitted her guilt, and went into
"a perfect rage
"She said that Adam, had her heart and
soul and that size would have nothing more
,o do with mo ] was greatly affected.
We had been happy for fourteen years
! had done everything | could for her
gave her my bank account, house in
West Forty-third street which | owned
! decided 10 her, and | gave her jewelry
worth 5000. After all hat She turned oh
me. Now am penuilcss
Il thought of all that. became frenzicd
with grief and tho last hing | remember
was drawing revolver.
coroner SChOl"r asked him when and
where T." bought the pistol, but Rose, after
hesnatlng a moment, refused 10 toll Rose
who had been very communicative, would
'ay nothing moro after he had made this
statement
Coroner Scholer believes that Rose first
got The idea Of killing his wife Al the break
fast table. If Mra. Ros,. had not fed when
her husband reached for the cigarette
case Coroner S"holrr thinks she would
stu be alive. Coroner SChoer said that
after the shooting the colored servant
was 50 excited that she ran downstairs
and met Rose walking out Then she got
he hallboy and together they found Mrs
Rose dead
4 son.in-lnw of Mrs Proctor. tho mother
OF he dead woman ,ald that II ose and
= he woman had been married at St
Nhchaels Church in ST Louis fourteen
years ago.
Rose ia fine fellow" he said. "You
can state that Mrs Roses mother had
received information that her daughter
had been acting outrageouslv and was
meeting Cetain man IN the Park almost
every day. Mrs proctor's svmpathies are
all with Rose, 80 YOU can readily see how
the case stands
Rose was very well known in he theatrical
world and was popular with those who
Knew him. There vas talk last night of
making mp fund to help him financially
Rose has been empoyod by Charles
trohman for fifteen year. Besides being
The stage mauager for "Thern's MANY a
Slip. in which the Earl Of Rossly, and Jessi"
Hillward are the leading actors, Rcse
played tho Quar"rmaSter in ths show
ltls name appeared on the programme in
that capacity. When word zul 10 the
theatre yesterday Of the tragedy slips of
paper with the name of an0, her actor were
pasted over Rose : name on the programme
Ro>" had been stag" manager for the
Annie Russell Company and fr sweet and
twenty, and his wife had played minor
parts in small shows.
Rose was locked up in the Tomhs las
night Fila Peterson the colorCd servant
was taken 10 the House Of Detention and
held a. witness
Charles Zimmerman said last night that
Mrs. Proctor had four daughters, all of
whom had married Mrs. Proctor and two
OF the daughters had cut Mrs. Rose alto
gether. zimmerman said He and his
wlfe, while not nisownlng Mrs, Rose en-
iirely, had not approved Of her conduct
Rose was getting a salary Of $40 week, he
said hat was living IN style that would
demand al least three times that sum
The Roses had a carriage at their disposal.
zimmerman declared. and always had
plenty Of money
Assistant District Attorney Garyan got
some interesting information about The
Roses Letters found IN the house indicated
that Mrs Rose for some time had been
intimate with man in New jersey, who
had been lavish in his & fits to her Last
summer she went 10 Saratoga il was "a d
last night, and there met Adams Al
though she had not known much Of him
before il is said that she fell deeply in
love with him. She did not return 10 New
York n n time agreed on with the New
Jersey man. and their relations became
strained. Since then she had seen much
Of Adams. II was said.
Rose however. did not approve Of Adams
and had quarreed with his wife about
him.
In the fat occupied by tho Roses were
found several things that Indicated that
Adams had been supplying money 10 Mrs
Rose. Among them were stock certih-
Gates. from which Mrs Rose had received
the dividends, and a check for $3.50 signed
by Adams and made out to "bcaror"
on Friday last Mrs Rose deposited nine
diamond rings with a safety deposit com
panv. II is said that she did this because
she was afraid Of her husband
Two county detectives found Adams late
last night and brought him to the home Of
Assistant District Attorney GarNan AT a
West For'y-fourth street Mr.. Garvan
there questioned Adams as 10 what he knew
of Mrs Rose.