Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1931, Page 35

RS, WILSON HELD! TOJURYINSHOOTING Woman, 23, Pleads Innocence in Hoffman Wounding and Gets Bond. Charged with assault with a danger- ous weapon, Mrs. Tillie Wilson, 23 years cld, who is alleged to have shot and seriously ' wounded Leonard Hoffman, 25, after a drinking party in which she said a policeman participated, was held for grand jury action after a Poll Court hearing yesterday. ‘Wilson, mnther o( a year-old to the charge plead nnd Judge John P. McMahon, before whom she was arraigned, released her on $2,000 bond. Meanwhile, Hoffman, who s married and lives at 1321 Belmont street, still is confined to Emergency Hospital, ‘where he is sald to be in a “very serious condition.” Each Has Own Version. Mrs. Wilson, Hoffman and the DOH:! man involved, Charles B. Kimball of the twelfth precinct, all have told dif- ferent stories of the shooting, which mok place last Friday morning in a o0ods near Fourteenth street and Rhode Toland avenue northeast. ‘The young woman, who had been working as a manicurist in a barber shop at Eighteenth street and Columbia road, said she shot Hoffman when he followed her into a nearby patch of woods after the party drove to the scene. The policeman also followed her, she said, but at her request he returned to Hoffman's automobile, !n ’\\hlch the trio had been drinking, sl Hoflman the father of a 3-year-old son, was shot with Kimball's .38-caliber pistol. ‘The policeman _explained that the anon apparently had fallen from his holst Pzir Had Taken Poison. In a later statement, Mrs. Wilson, who came here from Richmond about two months ago and has since been liv- ing at 500 Third street, admitted that she and Hoffman swallowed poison dur- ing a party in his apartment the day | bet lorc the shooting. 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