The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
SHOW GIRL SHOT SOMEHOW
SAYS ~ nm IT." HGT NOBODi
FOI NJ GIN.
nv a. = Peanut nOasIrr saw PhN Iiis
PhlIIp' "SI'. From Waarr.Sns saloon
aud Fan The Man and the Woman
Nhe PirGed Her Up Are Arrested.

! Nhl' FRANK BAttaglio. ~ years old.
/ wa turning he crank NJ his fathers
peanut roaSt-r IN the fruit stand az the
! south-a corner Ut Forty eighth street
and seventh avenua at ten minute
l.elnr" o'clock yesterday morning he
heard shot. He looked NY and saw a
well dressed Young woman sfagger and
sink against the glass vs-stibuls 81 the
family entrance IL Henry " Master
sou cafe. across the street
Sh" screamed once I'm Shot then
sh. straI ghtened up and pressing both
her hands to her right SIDE began TO walk
toward he corner thin smok" cloud
sin~d ont 81 the aloou ves,Ibul- after
her hut nu une came oui of the door and
the side street was deserted. Frank. who
Is u-ad 10 sitting up IN the renderloin
/ nlt! morning. kept turning the crank of
the peanut roaster A. he watched the
young woman reach the corner with a
vaver,ng step. Turn and start north on
! seventh ASenu"
Sh" walked With great difficulty. Frank
said aftsrward. and wa, such "a pretty
Eri to ,- IN the street alone aud woundsd.
in" Italian hoy saw her stagger IN
frInt of the saloun at Isl seventh avenue
and then sink 10 the pavement Two
women anl a man were WALKING several
steI~ ah"Nu of her Prank told police
man later tina, he saw these three stoop
over the wounded girl Tor minute. then
'n- man called cab winch VAS passing.
h"lp~d hft IN. girl into I, and Wit one
-; his women companions hr got ~ vita
th- one who had h..sn -ho' The cah
drove oI tp seventh avenue
In ia" meant mn. tn" night wa Gilman
IN IN" St'Id"hsk"r building opposite tn"
SALOON. Who had run over - IN" sp"t
whore tie wounded g,rl law aud who had
h-ard her direct ia" Cahtn1n To tax" her
10 'hr Lincoln Hotel ~ Broadway and
Fifty 80, und street hid t"lephon-d 90
| Polio" Headquarters that woman had
l,,.u shot When detectives reached 'he
place NJ IN" shooting they found that the
woman Who had l'~'n wounded had l,pn"
They made no arrests "a Msst"rSou
saloon ald they found no revolver Their.
or 81 the sid- walk
When m went - IA. Lincoln Hotel
~, Gr'sctIVas found Miss PHYLLIS Philips
m I-d IN room ~ under ia. rnini-tration-
Of Dr. Cornelius y Or'p.n ~ Ell West
f1tty first street The physician told
them that she IA ~ rsc..i we'd bullet wound
in the light side of the groin and that her
condition 50 Tar ~ h" could diagnp-e u
was serious Tn phvsiciaa, wHos- hJm"
Is ~ or seven blocks away from n" LIN
cola Hotel said that lie had come 10 at
'-ud Miss Philips ~ answer t. = Telephone
call
There were two others m the room
when the detectives 'a'l-d They were
Alfred N"nshaw. VINO sid nat b" lived
az poe FaS' Twenty 'i-st street and was
"mpluv-d IA 4 restaurant IN l:5th street.
and Miss Evelyn Leslie. Who described
sr-..l' ~ a m-ml-rlnf the RoIhck,ng
G,l- bVre-lI. comulnv. and sad that
IN. hv.d ~ 10 West Forty ninth street
m. man d-cia -.d that h" had h.-.n IN" .
one 20 summon q cab ana tax" Miss Philips
20 H.. hotel after H. had seen her crumple
up uu tn" Sidewalk 81 S..v"uth ay-nu"
n" had not known that IA" had h..,'n shot
uurl shr told hum. H-nshaw told IN" de-
t-ctiy". and he hli never -~en her
before
Evelyn Isrl. -Nplsined her presence
AZ the sounded gIrl- bs'd-ds Nv saying
that she Was visIting friend N her aDart
In+nts ~ 100 W--t Forty-niuih -tr-e'
wher. she herself lived. and had been
summarized 10y Miss Phillips herself over
hs iel"phone tu come Al once to the
Lincoln She vas n friend 81 Mi~- Phiiins
she said. bat she had not seen her earlier
In the evening nor had she known that
Miss Philips was shot until Sh. reached
her rooms IN the IIncoln
The detectives arrested both Henzhaw
and Misc Leslie aud Magistrate arrow
held them ~ the West side court ina.
tsrial witnesses without hail They will
appear for examination this morning
An ambulance from Flower Hospital
took Miss Phillips from her hotel The
surgeons found that the h'Ille' had pune
,ured the va u - the abdominal Cayit v and
had left the hody on the night side ~ the
las. Of the spins Where il had ent cred
Their. were powder burns and there were
burns through the wonRn- clothes
when Detective Kahn ~ the branch
bureau examined Miss Philips she said
TIA, she was 10 vearS old that she was
married and that Philips was her stage
name She had b~.n until recently n
chorus girl IN The Love Cure. she said
4 don't care II die she answered 10
one ~ the detectives questions, you
wont know anything about this affair
from me When she was questioned
further she said. oh. | did u myself.
There's an end 10 u
Ippn this statement she was placed
under arrest IN the charge " attempted
sucide. The hospital surgeons said ye--
tsrriay afternoon that although her con