New Britain herald., 1916-01-27
MRS. MOHR WEEPS
 AS SHE TELLS HER
 MARITAL TROUBLES
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Continued From First PSge.) discharge from pr Mohr's employ?' The night of the tragedy Never in House Together. | Mrs Mohr denied that Brown and l Healis were present at her house about 8:30 o'clock on the night Healis claims the murder plot was matched. 1 'Ihey were never in my house to- i gether," she asserted. 1 Between and ' D. m, August 31, the night of the tragedy" said Mrs. Mohr, ''Healis came to my house and l asked me to let Charles go to New port with the doctor. I refused. l Where were you the rest of tthe evening of August 31 ?"
 At Home Night of Murder.
 At my home. A woman friend left me at 915 and I gave the chill | dren bath. I retired about 1O:2O 1 D. m. Some time in the night some one rapped on my door. I and two nurses who lived in the house re- sponded. It was an officer. He said: Mrs. Mohr, I'm sorry to bring you thls news, but the doctor was shot 1 on his way to Newport I almost | CCllapsed'
 Mrs Mohr was now speaking in a trembling voice.
 T called up Chief O'Neil," she went on, and asked if the doctor was dead. He said he wasn't. I got or my clothes and went to the hos I1tal with Charles and the two 1 nurses.''
 Doctor Unconscious. MIS- Mohr said the matron told her the doctor was unconscious and ad- vised her not to see him.
 Sat Up All Night l went home and sat up all night she said. q got word of his condi- tion every half hour"
 When did you first hear of the doc- | tors death ?'
 'As soon as he passed away" re- piled Mrs. Mohr, weeping.
 What did you do?'' | Says She Was Frantic
 T don't know what I did for fif- 1 teen minutes-I was frantic.''
 Mrs. Mohr then told of applying for the custodianship of the children and her husbands property, by advice of council, and of going with friends to 1 the doctors office | Florence Ormsby (the doctors 7of- 1 flee girl,) and George Rocks were in | the oftice," the witness said. Miss | Ormsby shrieked out My God! Mrs. | Mohr' I asked her what the matter 1 was. She said Let me out. Give me l that key I told her to leave the key | alone.
 Arranged for Funeral. Mrs. Mohr said that on the after noon of that day she called up an undertaker and arranged for the fun 1 eral. She spent the night of Sept. 1 at home. The next m orning, she said Capt. MOnahan and Inspector Ahern l came to the house "and asked me to 1 go to police headquarters. Mrs. Mohr told of calling up her at 1 torney, MT. Carroll, and that he ad- vised her not to talk to the police.
 Attorney Not Present.
 The witness asserted she was de- nied the privilege of having her attor- l nev present while the police were l questioning her. She denied that on l the way to the court house at Warren she had said to Constable Wallace If o some had gone through what I've 1 gone through, they would have killed l the doctor long ago. "Mr. Wallace said to me-" she went l on, mo one will believe those-nig- l gers I did not say such a thing, and 1 it was MT. Wallace, not l, who said 1 that Miss Burger was peacvh blonde. l Mr. Wallace told me there were two men down his way who had it in for the doctor because of blackmail at the time the doctor was treating their 1 daughters.
 Did you tell Constable Wallace that you loved the doctor, that he was the father of your children and did Wallace say the doctor was a scoun- drel?"
 Mrs. Mohr was sobbing as she re- piled "Yes.'
 Talked to Rocks.
 She admitted talking to George Rocks. but denied she had told him she could hire "a couple of thugs" to kill the doctor, that she had prayed he would be killed in his au- tomobile, or saying that Miss Burger would never live to marry him.