The evening world., 1908-01-22

SSa NobI VI llltth ~ '"N "'N
in the chest and one in the neck. He
slid from his chair and rolled over on
the floor. dead.
Less tnan Ave seconds elapsed. ac-
cording to the witnesses. between the
time she drew the pistol and the time
Brady cropped. Mr.. Mcpherson spranG
from his seat and started toward her.
Dropping the empty pistol she pulled
another from her breast. hastily point
ed 1t at her head and fired. The bullet
found Judgment near her brain, she
fred two more snots. holding the nu'-
zle close against her breast. One did not
penetrate the roody. The other entered
the bosom and ranged downward to the
abdomen. inflcting a fntaa wound.
The murderess dropped just ss Mr..
Mcpherson reached her side. Hall a
dozen other men hurried To the table.
the male employees OF the restaurant;
closed the doors leading to the main
restaurant and MIR. Mcpherson hurried
to the Telephone and asked the operator
at the main switchboard 20 call an am
hulance from New York hos pital and
notify Police Headquarters.
Women Acted Admirably.
Sc4'AAt bS nc N"N
frightened women in the restaurant
acted admirably. 1t was not long be-
fore they were down on the lower floors
OF the store. Those who left wraps
and handbags behind were referred 10
the Office OF the firm. where they Sc
cured their property.
The woman was breathing when the
ambulance arrived. and DIR. Foucan. the
,,-pnnn SAN.ph uhn wight hn "a avpi
He broke n record getting her TO the
hospital. She die there as the nurses
were removing aer clothing 20 allow the
surgeons TO p.obe for the bullet.
Policemen ana detectives were soon
Swarmins all over the store. They
sAtaered in several Witnesses, among
them Benjamin, F, Deidelman. who
VITA that o. Mr. ny iersSn.
From friends OF Brady 1t vas learned
three years ago in q cafe in Wesi one
Hundred and Tw~ea.v+,fth street when
he was connected with the Harlsm
s sran'h in Of a nsTspfger o She u was 5 a,
AMI Thirty-second street. and Brady
went TO board nj her house.
Caused a Divorce.
Out OF aer ~tricndship for Brady there
grew a disagreement between the woman
md her husband that resulted In a IL
ioFle. Then Brady,s mother. Mrs. X.
sey. moved to New York and took d
f.sdence at No. ao7 st. Ann 8 avenut
B!ady left She home OF Mrs. Clark
his married brother al the ST. Ann's
. me aaaress. i lis move Sas made
against the wishes OF Mrs. Clark, end
sc preceded 10 make lie unpleasa ant
To-: Brady from that time on. she
called Al the nome % ais mother and
visited him a, his Office. While he de-
nl"i TO his trends tHat he ever saw
said ne used 10 call on her at her home.
She often Threatened TO kill him. and
he vas ally in fear of his life
The woman continued to reside in
Harlem. and in the past year has lived
in q. least three houses in West one
Hundred and Thirty-secont stree. Last
April she moved from No. ~ to No.
2,', the latter a small aparitnent.house:
She had a son seven years old and
there was no one else in the house
hold.
A Quarrel Last Night.
The ne!shb9rs complained OF noisy
night. and last Monday she was served
With a dispossess notice. There was q
man IN the fiat last night until after IL
O'Clock. and he and the woman had II
eng and violent quarrel.
known. HIS friend. say that +. gave
ner money at intervals up 20 about
tnree months ago. when ne told her
.Ons enough.
One her way downtown the woman
stopped at the Empire CITY Savings
Bank In One Hundred n Twenty-nftA
ing about $3.50. The handbook was found
in her handbag after her death.
An Evening World reporter took the
news OF the shooting to the Brady
TO Mrs, John P. Brady. a sister-in-law
Of the Victim. The elder Mrs. Brady.
aware through a mothers iDtu tion
that something had happened TO her
faNorite boy, Insisted upon knowing tAe
truth, and It was OEohcai 10 her as GENT
~ as possible.
Brave Under the Shock.
Size said size naI heard of tie CLARK
woman. but tad never seen her.
Brady's sis,er-in-law had seen Mrs.
clark.
Frank said tie younger Mrs. Brady.
HE didn't want TO have anything 10 do
with her and did all he coui to avoid
her"
Young Brady, it appears. was a low
able young fellow. deeply devoted 10 his
mother. He was always a boy about
the house and his mother sobbed as she
told how ne would insist upon helping
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dry the dishes. The family carefully
kept from the old lady the facts Of the
enlargement etween Frank and the
Clark woman until to-day. ,
John P. Brady, a brother OF the
dead man. Is u bookkeeper in the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce. at No. u
Nassau street. He was notified Of the
tragedy bv telephone and went to the
scene OF the shooting to look after the
disposition of the body.
She Was Unhappy.
Inquiry in the neighborhood in which
Mrs. Clark lived shows .hat she led a
feverish. unhappy existence. She ap.
peared to be deeply attached 20 her
son. and the peoplc in the house felt
sin ere sympathy Tor tn. little tellow |
At the time she rented the apartment
at No. 2ls West one Hundred and Thir-
ty-third street Mrs. Clark told the
agent, c. NJ. De La Vergne. that she
WAS q manicure, and at that time it
Is believed she was employed in u mani
curing establishment In Harlem. Later
she worked at the Alhambra Theatre in