Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-03

Superintendent James L. Lathrop. Of
Roosevelt Hospital, said Mrs. Dudley and
Miss Chalmers came there October 7th, and
both left November 10th. Mr.. Lathrop was
not fayorahly impressed with Mrs. Dudley
but he was much pleased with Miss
Chalmers. Mrs, Dudley'S service was hot
satisfactory. She had some ability As
nurse, but was deficient in order. She left
voluntarily, rs did Miss Chalmers. and
from Roosevelt Hospital had gone over TO
DR.. Thomas Sanitarium
Ross9's ANTEcEpENTs.
jeremiah 0'Donovan Rossa has been
conspicuous figure in Irish national affairs
for years. He tackled on the word RosSa,
whichln Gaelic means red . after reaching
this country, after having been DISCHARGED
from an English prison. lie came 10 this
country with Thomas Francis Burke. DR..
Dennis Dowiing Mulcahy and John Dewey.
about 1863. He has been engaged in a
number OF enterprises in New York, hay
ing been agent for the Transatlantic line of
steamers and a hotel-Aeeper He ran for
State Senator in the Fourth Senatorial
District against William NJ Tween
and was badly defeated. lie opened 4
hotel on the corner Of Chatham Square
and Mott street which for while did
good business, being great resort fer
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J. PieTepont Edwards the British Con
sui, was found III his library. T. East
Thirty-tirSt street. He had heard of the
shooting Of Rosa by Mrs Dudley, but he
had heard no details These being fur
nished he asked " What is the condition
OF this wretched NAN? Being told that
ne %"ui0 Pfonaniy recover Edwards eJacn-
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CONGRESSMAN FINERTY : VIEWS
WAsHINGToN February Represent
atiye Fincrty said Tonight. when he heard
of the shooting of Opnoyan Rossa: II
am sorry RosSa is 4 true man and pa
triot." When asked what would be the
result Of the attempted assassination. he
said that which would be likely to follow
would depend upon what was the motive
of the shooting If il should turn out. he
said that the woman who shot Rosa
is unatic. nothing would be done,
although All true inshmGn would regret
sutr @H %r.Gtt'I oIi '..g ..lt ui d pIo'i.gI
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THE WOUNDED MANS son.
MTvNEAPoIIs GIinn0 February Cd
Rossa's son Dennis is engaged in business
here as solicitor of thc Young Mems En-
dowment Association. He called at tie
Tribune editorial rooms this evening. and
the first he had heard OF his fathers assassi-
nation was when the city editor read the
bulletin to him. He remained perfectly
cool but asked at once for full particulars.
Being informed that nothing further had
ot'll l.''lu l'c Us''l''''' l?i'91'iS ~ 'li-
deny onI k9owledae Of the woman bud-
lev who is ,aid Ia have done tbc shnotfnc
The news was n comnIete surprise to Lin3
and he left b1;rriedlv to send y rnessa,,a tn
New York inouiripc as 10 his fathers con-
ditfon.
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