The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
Mrs. Wolter Tells
 of Husbands B Jealousy
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report on the matter CharleS WeDDer, an empIeye of the McGuinness & Don evan cigar factory on Hurd avenue, asserts that WoIter was taken to po- atce AheadQuarters and later released E1t Is also asserted that on two occa- siens policemen on the beat were summoned to the lodgings when Wol- ter was acting in threatening man ser.
 Nothing was done according to as- socia6es of WoIter in the cigar bus1- ness, except that WoIter was told he naust keep the peace or his lodgings would be raided.
 Who has possession of the big A caHber pistol and hatchet that Wolter is now known to have possessed on Thursday of last week, is now known, sthough it is stated by Mrs. Wolter that she took them away from Wolter land turned them over to theIpoltce That WoIter had to, buy another and cheaper pistol with which to com srni&, the act is also known. He had Ibeen intoxicated on Monday but re- turned to the office of his employers lon Tuesday morning. He was with : tout money and asked for an advance Mrs. WoIter on Thursday or Friday of hast week. when she, took from her artnE -orazed husband A caIibre Fpistol and a hatchet which he had se- rcreted beneath his pillow for the pur- bose Of killing her in bed.
 Mrs. WoIter complained to the local hDoiice headquarters. After an inves- MiEation in which Wolter was taken to Headquarters and questioned and DO lsce on two occasions were sent to the lodxinzs on Cannon street, to Quen tfsarther attempts at violence the po- 11ice refused MT. Wo1ter the protection she desired This statement is made kbv Mrs VVoIter in St. Vincents hos bifa1 and was also made in the pres fence of Lieutenant Charles H. Suck ney and witnesses in the emergency lhospital after the fatal shooting or Tuesday, while she was awaiting ixrapsfer 60 St Vincent's hospital in ltbe emergency ambulance
 q begged the police last week to tarrest him. told them of his having fthe gun and hatchet and that he had threatened to kill me and also himself lrrhe police refused to take any action. LAS a result am shot and Frank is
 while the records at police head fnuarters are said not to dfvu1ge any fof $5. which was refused to him on a-count of his previous conduct lie Eaorrowed money from a. friend Will iYian1 walters. a fcfgar-naker, living lat the Yorkshire House on Wall street. It was with this money he bought the cheap revolver that he fred with such good aim.
 s.5 It has been ascertadned that Mrs vTolter, though possessed of property in this and other states, valued at aP- prodmately $500 and wearing dia- 1nonds, estimated at about $6OOs2Wcrk- cd in the U M. C.; shops for a paltry wage that her jealous husband might Ehave no cauee to complain of her sct1ons While he worked The truth of the assertion that she worked IS shown by pay envelope MID 3o4" 1s- sued to Cora W6lters'' ! for $1-57 found in the lodgings
 while EYoIter was dying upon an operating table last night Mrs VVol- ter was granting an interview to 2 Farmer Tepprter and declaring f thai her love for him died long ago. Mrs yYoIter declared that while she would let the authorities bury her husband in the cemetery 1lot. beside Frank Anes, her former hd4band, who also oounn1tted suicide, 1t was too good for Wolter and that she would not even pay his funeral expenses.
 Through the efforts of George En. xelhardt business agent o6 the CIgal Makers union. Of which Wo5ter was 2 member, his sister has sbean located in Ch1cago-
 she eonaxnunica4ed with tR14s city . Hast rsaRsnt and save dnstructions con cerxdng the disposition of the body It now Hes in the undertaking parlors oE August G. Baker, on StTatford ave < nuaa TonnorrOw night 1t will be ship sped to the Western Ca%ket & Under leaking O.. Michigan boulevard and Tan'ao1ph street, Chicago
 1Kzs. Wolber declares 4hnt because l,of fhe refusal of the police here to ac' kfron Ho1ter for several days. sleep E3ng in a cold barn in the rear of one kof her bud1ddngs on CDurnaand street. lat mzghtz- This Is confirmed by the na kstreHt with whom Mack Collins. 2 nephew of Mrs. W07ter, lives.
 Ex-Senat6r Dwight w. eTx1ttle, while Edn this city yesterday Is known moi konzy to have consulted his associate kattcrpeyE Spa4EDrd & NEaIEette about k2oxEh in The Farmer yesterdAy, bu kto have visited Mrs. WoIfer at St Vim. EcenFs hospital where he deprecated k9ae use of his name by WDIter. E
 Mrs WOIter asserted later that hea kdealfhg5 with Futile were merely bus Ianess ones and that she used him tS supPIy cash for realty transactions a. Esz1e had done with many other ricl emen-
 To fellow worz1nen, woater is re kDUrtsd to have asserted during tn ksar1y part of last week that at on h94u7e he had sued Turtle for alienation EOf afectfozs, the amount of the sui Ez5eanE $5O, COG, but this twasAlater settIeC i0uG of court
 In the presence of several associate hn the Donovan & AHc6suinness ciga. E2zc8ory on rdtavenue Wo1ter as 1ats kay last week is said to have asserted k41lat he had been paid to withdraw tn. lEgsxat against Senator Futile but tha Ianot71er one was imminent in whicl kzaO settlement would be made.
 AZ St. V1ncentss hospital yesterda. EAErs- RVo11er established the fact tha lner second husband had been marrie4 ebefope, in Kazamazoo, has two chil tdren and was divorced by his frs k<Ez6e because of lintempeTance and in ftclerable cruelty, the same ground upon which Mrs. Wo1ter was askin1 kdfwoxce when the shooting occurred
 Mrs. Wo1ter has not clearly outline, Hhe business in which she and he