New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
TWO WOMEN ARE SLAIN
Husband Murders Wife from
Whom He Was Separated.
ONE WOMAN KILLS ANOTHER
Fires at Man and Hits Friend
Other Persons Are Injured IN
Shootings in City.

Within few hours of each other two
murders. the fatal shooting Of one man
and the injury Of two others by revolver
bullets. were reported by the police IN
New York City and neighborhood yester-
day. One Of the slavers js still az large
The police are also searching FOR persons
VINO took part IN the shooting that caused
the voundinG ~ two men.
After uuarrelling with his wife, Lotue'
Edward Flynn, 4 starter employed by the
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit COMPANY killed
her by cutting her throat with razor IN
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Margaret
Weber, ar No. le5 Linden street. Ridge
wood. yesterday afternoon. Flynn es-
capped and general alarm has been sent
ont for him by the police.
The couple We're married two years ago
Mrs. Flynn is said 10 have formed inc ac-
auaintance Of Michael Branteneu. con-
ductor on the Hamburg avenue car ine'
and 20 have Frequently ridden win MN 'n
his car Her husband objected ana tne>
separated He went 10 live With his mar
ried sister and until Yesterday his wife did
not know his address. She was admitted
10 the house by George McComb a nephe"
NJ the Webers. and Flynn went into the
parlor 10 meet her Mrs. Weber was In the
rear Of the house. and she told the ponce
that she heard Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn disput-
ing 4 few minutes later she said Flynn
came into the kitchen and went 70 closet
where her husband kept his razors. When
she asked him what was the trouble he
replied
"Ob. its that wife Of mine again.
We're going 10 settle the whole matter
now"
Mrs Weber said that she heard a scufhe'
and then the sound Of something heavy
falling on the floor. \ moment later tlynn
went out of the house He was IN his shirt
sleeves. and Young McComb, who was on
the front stoop, noticed that there were
blood stains on his sleeve. McComh ran
into the house and found Mrs. Weber
fainting from fright. Going into the par
Tor. he found Mrs. Flynn lying on the
floor with her throat cut \ ambulance
was called, but she was dead when IL ar
rived.
II was learned later that Flynn went to
the home Of another married sister Mrs
Frank ". Clemens. AZ 80. 70 Jefferson
avenue. where he washed his hands and
left razor with a part Of the edge
broken of.
Mrs. FLYNN was an attractive brunette.
Her mother Mrs L. Miller. VINO lives az
Halsey street and Broadway, learned Of
her daughters death through the police.
Woman Held as Slayer.
Charged with the murder of Mrs. Ruhino
vitulla. Of No ~ West isth street Mrs.
Amelia Facella. of No go West 18th street
was locked mp in the West 18th street sta
ton last night by Patrolman Mullisan.
The bullet which struck Mrs. Nitula in
the left breast and killed her was intend
ed for Michael Yuona. street sweeper
Of No 81 West 18th street. with whom
Mrs. Facella had a dispute.
Mrs Tacells told the police that Yuona
had on several occasions during The last
four wears abused her and called her vile
names. 4 few months ago me wrecked
the saloon which her husband owns. at
No GO West 18th street. Last night. she
said. he entered her apartment above the
saloon and repeated his abuse. he was
induced 70 leave By friend, but he re-
turned after a few minutes and renewed
his attack. When he left the second time
Mrs TsccUa went down 70 the front door
with a revolver.
or knew ] had 20 shoot him she said
"and should have done So last New Years
Day"
Yuona Mrs Facella said began cursing
~ bor i'm the street and Alexander Nitulla,
q son Of the woman who was shot. ran
acr1ss the street 10 silence him. Mr.. IA
celia called to him that she was going TO
sboot and Mrs Vitulla then ran across the
street 10 drag her son away. She had just
cached the curb when Mrs. Faoella pulled
the trigger and killed her.
Patrolinau Mulrgan found Mrs. Fac"ila
c~o,,cbing In corner of her home and
took her 70 tho station house. She wept
and said that she had not intended TO harm
Mrs vuuua. whom sh" had known since
thew arrived in this countrt fifteen years
ago.
5.,Ler Shot in Fiu1t.