The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-24


sale stores took up he ohase in a hurry when
Moriar i,y and Blake jumped out shouting
that the fleeing man was n murderer.
There we're a dozen Of them close to Warner
at the corner Of Washington place and
Greene street, but he whirled around and
made as IN 10 shoot. That stopped the
crowd for u moment He would a W shot.
too, without "a doubt il the gun had worked
right. but Capt. O'Reilly examining the
pistol later found that something had
gone wrong with the trigger action and
that il took "A strong forehnRer to cock il.
Jake Rose stepped out Of a doorway in
front OF the w. s. Mork a Co. hat store at
II Washington place just as Warner ran
past. Big Jake heard the yell Of Murderer"
and tried to grapple with Warner. He
told Magist rate Barlow how IT, happened
when he was brought up in jefferson
Market court on the technical charge OF
assault:
Il saw the man come running up the
street with the gun in his hand and about
"A million men chasing after him. Every
body was yelling that he had murders cd
a man, and he kept stopping and turning
around every little while, making "A blum
at shooting, lie was lodging in and out
among. trucks and dry goods boxes. and
when ran out to head him on he stuck
his little old gun IN my lace. Before ne
could get his finger crooked 1 cracked him
over the head with my. bale hook and
that's all there was To ~
they called an ambulance put warner q
limp body In and went around TO wilson
office. Mr.: wilson was conscious anu
identinedW warner as me man wno hau shot
him They wanted MN 10 80 t0uhe hospital
IN the same ambulance with warner, nut
Mr.; Wilson would not.
i wont go in the same ambulance with
that man. he said emphatlcally
DR.. Murphy took Mr. Wilson TO vt. Vim
cent 8 ana a osll was sent 70 belle'hs Tor
another ambulance Tor warner lhey
waited on the soewaI WIN pm anu
Greene street was lsinmea WIN people VINO
tried TO eaten a gllmpse OF mn
ne was put IN the prison wsru a., Dene-
vue, SUN nconscious ~. ni,ussy. mm9
examined MN, Ioun1 a Iong Isseeu Mounu
on tne lower par Oh ms i,sn. reg "heae
soIpepouy nae ciaweo nln u a osne
hook apparently. DIR; Lindsay was pretty
sure also mat nus skun was lrsctureu'
magistrate BARROW IN court ulschaIseo
Rose with praise nat mace the Dlg trucks
man grin; y mlgnty goo1 BUSINESS "
vas, sara the Magistrate. tou 1iu your
DUTY IKE a man anu nsipeo tne ponce. ~
was certainty brave OF you 10 race NAV
mans Eevolyer:, Hose Is 30 years OLD;
lives at 5i3 fifth street. is married ana
mas nine chlioren;
MISS Morning nveo IN nlueeheiu rsIh
fifteen years q was 70 years Old ohe
boarded with the family OF John IL. stern
since her mothers death nve years ago;
She was a teacher in the SUNDAY school OF
the congregational Church ana formerly
was org8nist OF the Baptist church. she
was a tall, slender girl with light brown
hair and fair complexion and rather oomely
face. Her body was sent to the stephen
Merritt burial establishment yesterday and
will be removed to Ridgefieid to-day.
MIR. Wilson is So years old and a bachelor.
He lives at 24eS Broadway. His firm Is
one of the largest hat manufacturing con-
Germs in the city and own two factories,
one in Norwalk, Conn. the other at Orange,
N. j. Mr.. Moriarity and others connected
with his business said yesterday that he
had treated Warner with the greatest CON-
sideration, allowing him to run up big
bills and giving him unusual latitude in
the matter OF payment. When Warner
befriended him.