New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
HE CANNOT SURVIVE HIS TREATMENT.
A SCARLET FEVER PATIENT, DRIVEN FRoN HIS
BoARDING.HousE, SITS OUT DOORS

FOR HOURS.
John O'Dornell. age twenty four. is dying IRON
scarlet fever at his sisters home in West Hoboken'
after a rough experience. O'Donnell. who is a
member OF Court Jersey City. a. O F., WIS en-
ployed in the Jersey City Electric Light Comp'ny's
works in Wayncst., and boarded IN Mrs' i'"'ts
house at Bay and Henderson sts, Jersey CiV hc
was taken sick two or three days ago. and sent for
Dr. John II. Finnerty. the physician OF inc court
DR. Finnerty found that ODonncll had scarlet
fever and instructed him TO remain In his ROOM
A woman in the boarding house asked Inc doctor
what O,DonneJS aimcnt was, but he refused to tell
her saving that ODonncll would be all right II he
was kept in his own room. This did not satisfy inc
woman and she sent for her family physician. who
informed her that the man had scarlet fever
That same afternoon DR.. Fnnerfy called to see
the patient, and greatly surprised on being IN.
formed that the authorities Of the City Hosptal
had sent an ambulance for him, and taken nm 10
that institution Tho doctor, realizing inc danger
to his patient resulting from his removal ana know
ing that cases OF contagious disease are hot du-
mitted to the City Hospital. drove at once 10 '"p
hospital to make investigation lie iouhu
O'Donncl sitting in chair on the extreme edso
of the hospital grounds, at the brow Oh the MINI
romery.st. hill. lie made inquiry hom druggist
named Xav and learned that ODonne had been
brought TO the hospital IN c9aeh me vofe w.,
driver helped the man out at tnG eha,anyc' Ine
nm gu t ttenTantS look him inside IIJ gate but
discovering the character OF n. dsease d' lie
was taken to the brow Of the hill and c,ir was
Honrs exposed TO the weather wien Dr. fhhcry
In the meantime the hospital authorities had
teegraphed snake HUI for the ambulance 70 '.ne
6,Donneli TO the pesthousc at that place Dr;
Fnnerty refused to let him 60 there o ana o aHSsGa
The doctor furnished him with money. and ODonne ,l
boarded Montgomcry-st car. ne fe.m,peq 70 !" wesS
lIoboken In order TO do this he had 10 cnahse
cars three times exposing ms l ensx has been
attending him since, and says there IS h',e vi ho
hope OF his recovery.
A marty Of Italians who had spent Wednesday IN
celebrating the feast Of Our Lady Of Mount carmel
began to drink beer in the evening and NJ a late
hour a fight occurred between John Lobar OF NO
IA First-st. and his son-inlaw' Leonardo ne far"
De Faro stabbed Loban with shoemaker's awl Just
over the heart. Joban is in critical condltol anu
Dr. Heating says the chances OF his recovery are
doubtful De Faro made his escape.
Henry A. Bonnel arrested yesterday on
warrant issued by Justice Weed. charged with en-
hezzlcment Bonncll was recently employeo bs ,,ned
Crescent Watch Company as an agent ana obalnc od
six watches TO sell. II Is charged that TIC P@""o"
them. .
Detective Mcbride and Policeman Stanley made a
raid yesterday thieves den al no. "A MA h''r2 9
ave kent bv William Schmitt. n Pole. Inc pace
was fitted with articles stolen from fulnan Pai,c:
cars and there large quantity OF supplies that
had been hched from the conpanysS rlsa WsSri:
James Boyd, John Cords and FREDERICK Nooie' "ero
arrested
Charles Thompson, soG Of Henry G. Thompson. the
AGO denies the statement that his father Is deiautcr
The statement had been made thai ue eiaer iH1 hp
fan NE Wevman OF beverley y. j., Of which lie is the
executor.