The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-07
Second
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Walker they went to the Magdalen lomo
I 70 SEQ Gliv.tte Leonard Whether thcy got
/ any valuable Information from her II j.
/ not known hut Mr. Roe. who wa AZ tn"
! city Club said last evening that th"
police knew where ka-phicr wa-. that h"
was out of town and that the police would
! he able To question him within twenty
! four hours.
/ Mr. Roc seemed to hav" "A notion that
| Mrs Walker nigh. have been killed a. tn"
result of an underworld plot because oi
/ her testimony before the Grand jury IN
/ the of ort TO lndiCt kasehlei II mi ght he
intended a. a warning to others who took
part in white slave cases To u" rautiOu
not 20 be too active ol energetic IN cases
/ against men accused oi such crimes
| 1t was learned last night thai the real
name Of the Leonard girl is Mary Curln
! Her father Is an invalid who lives in Balti-
more There are other children who are
| minor
| MRS. WALKER TALKED RECtN1LY or GIT
TING \ DIVORCE
/ Commissioner Doughertv Is not sitI.tipd
vet that Howard Walker and j Howard
/ Taylor, who died at Plattshurg on De
| cember l3 after he had been in the Raw
brook sanltariun for tuberculosis were
! the same man. =. { Sugdrmau. the lawyer
who represented Mrs Walker IN Special
Sessions. said Yesterday that several
weeks ago. or shortly after Mr. Walker
/ lat. in last December WIS tinrd $50 She
spoke To him about getting rld oi her
/ husband"
! Il assumed that she meant getting
a divorce. Mr.. Sugarman said Yesterday.
/ Il never saw Walker. but she WAS always
known a. Mrs Walker To- me-. In fact -he
took the name of Mr.. Taylor when she
went To the Seventy seventh street apart
inent after her conviction. because She
did not want the polio" to trouble her any
more. | told her Ia come To my office
/ and once Dickinson told mo that she
wanted me to take the matter up with
/ her again. A. to the merits of the case
/ or whether she knew that her husband
was alive she did not tell me-
DICKINSON SAYS rHF woMAN's BACK WAS
! TOWARD HIM
Terence McAlanus. partner of Ahe Cru
ber. who was retained 10y Dickinson :
father on Monday. had a talk with piCkin-
son yesterday and advised him if he wa-
innocent To make a complete statement
OF what happened on SATURDAY evening
and OF his relations with Mrs. Walker
Mr. McManus says that Dickinson replicd
that he had nothing To fear and that he
was ready to make an dnliTVit for the
District Attorney or anybody else
Dickinson SAID that tn" letter which he
wrote To Mrs Walker iu which ho "a He'd
himself bum" and sand hc loved her
was three months old and meant nothing
vi Ulsul lld'l a. tll lllhlIlE 'pll'
with some friends from thamplaiu.
\. and ON saturday he tel"phoupi ia Mrs
Walker telling her that he WAS going to
call. They went INTO tho front room and
were having a bottle of t""r hst w""n tNein
when the doorhell rang Mrs Walker
went 10 a door in the back OF TIA. apirf-
m"nt and returned with packaE" IN hey
hands
Il was sitting in a morris char he -dId
( and she turned her hack To m" So that
sh. faced the light from tn" window
| Then tn. thing Went oN | WAS stunned
| by the shock If the explosion and my ears
rang as though my head Was full OF bells
/ The reason | WASH struck WIS h"cat Use
she was between me and the homh
| Both Commissioner Dougnertv and In
/ speCtor Hughes said last evening hat when
they questioned Dickinson Ou saturday
evening he told them that Mrs Walker
held tn. paCkaE" III front OF her no men
tion being made Of her back being turned
toward him and that he sdw her puli the
string just before tn. bomh went of
! MRS. wALktR RrRItp
/ 4 man went yesterday To- "" Office
! of the United States Motors COMPANY
= whore Dickinson was employed and
told the elevator man that he could clear
/ up the killing Of Mrs Walker He got no
/ satisfaction and went To- - luuchrpum
near by. There Supt. Anderson of the
! COMPANY who had heard of the visit
of the man. found him. Mr. Anderson
/ said he thought h. recognized HIM a. Il
mechanic who had known Dickinson
/ Mr.. Anderson wanted the man To- 60 g.
the East SiXty-"ighth street station
I bu, he declined Then Mr. Anderson
I tried TO get poll "nan Ia arrest tn,
man, hut The policeman said il was non,
| of his business. When th" man in TIA,
hnchroum saw Mr. Anderson talking
to policeman he hurried of
The funeral OF Mr.. Naiker was held
! Yesterday morning from TIA" Church If
our Lady Of Good Counsel III East Ninety.
ninth street The body had been IN az
undertak"r- shop. tn" funeral was
held four hours before the time Sot rur
il IN order IN AVOID III" curious iathc,
, Connolly otficiated at the services som,
one sent inrg" cross Of roses and lilies
/ The body was buried III Calvary Ccm"-
terry between that Of the woman'S brother
August Willis. and her sister. Julia II
is said that Julia Willis committed Suicid.
in an insane asylum Mrs Evans. Mrs
| Walker : sister. wen, 10 the cemetery