The sun., 1891-03-12
OWED THROUGH A WINDOW.
DAN SHEA CLEARS THE SDHNALk
AND LANDS IN THE GUTTER

Up anA Away Agssa IN SPITE OF ms
Wounds and into SA Jaeos's Church 70
the Alarm Or HAIR = hundred Women
Hard Tine GETTING Hsm - the hospital.
About o'clock Yesterday morning old John
Capsl was leaning against tho bar In Thomas
Eullivan's saloon At "a Henry street. He had
Just poured out bis EYE opener" and was
looking Admirably at It while ha talked to Mr..
Sullivan. who was behind the bar. Bang went
the green screen door and short. thick-sst
young man In green checked jumper leapsd
into the room and threw up both hands. His
eyes were wild and his mouth was wide open.
"savs me. save me. Sullivan. Three mon Arc
trying to Kill msp hs yelled. as though sulli-
van wsre mile away.
Sullivan recognized the young man a. Ia
borer named Dan Shea. Where ere they.
Dan :" he said. Dan rushed to the back OF the
saloon. and throwing on his green checked
jumper bsgsn 70 dance around with his hands
In the air. Sullivan saw two. mon pesrins in
at tho door. .o 90.
I"what do youss two wantr hs said "ast
AWAY" .ts.
"Wo hains don' aothin'." they answered.
THAT mans got bugs."
Keep em or" yelled Dan, and he laid hold
Of the whisksy bottle. Old Capel held on to It
and Dan let 60. Then he put his hands to.
eether az though he were going to dive, threw
them apart lowered his head. and dashed
at the door. There was q crash. and tho
ouartsr.inoh plate glass had great hole
In It where Dan had gone through. He
cleared the sidewalk and landed In The
gutter. Instantly he jumped to his fsst and
was running down Henry street toward James.
the blood dropping from bis face and neck
upon the shoulders and bosom Of his white
shirt.
A crowd had collected instantly and was IN
hot pursu nit, shouting and calling Stop himi
Stop himl" Dan turned up James street. ran
up tho steps Of st. Jacobs Church, and rushed
in at the door. Father Hogan had Just I'm.
ished celebrating the O'Clock mass and had
Burning dimiy and about nifty women wsrc in
the hsaVs s runnins ias tSs fe ss
es shd SRs VIZ boo
bis eyes wild and bis arms waving rush up
.h a 4sn o% soa Ter Sbs.sbP % as
other side. Father Hogan. hearing the noise.
came out into the chanoel and then went down
the e..o.,s aisle toward Dan' who was shaking and
Jass t5sa 81 ONCE, s p p,.os and three men hur; ":
With both fists and feet. Such an uproar hsd
hisss 1ssoundsd , against II: back Of she psw
cred and dragged down the aisle aud into tho
street, where several hundred people were as
sembed. Then tho ohlcer and the citizens
lifted him. still struggling, and carried him to.
ward tho station house.
=, They got along fairly well until the corner Of
Then. with 3 sudden wrench. Dan freed him
self and made q dash for q saloon. Tho citt-
zons who had bsen helping the officer fed. and
the great crowd which was following took to Its
heels and gave Dan wide berth. But the ON
aidsd tho rest Of the way to the Oak street sts-
He 1uieted whom th.y wese inside. and the
ing ''possum.. for. be WIS Oh His fset again.
officers made rush Tor him. but although
they got him down, they were long lp getting
were still formidable. An ainbulance wSs
pan wss hes S
the stretcher. however. and thus bore him
without further adventure to the Chambers
Street Hospital. As his wounds were not
serious. the doctors soon had him quiet and in
o fair way to get we'll
People up around Henry street say that Dan
has played In hard luck for q good while. A
few years ago he had pretty vile and child.
But somehow or other the wife did not get
along with Dan and he began to drink. or else
he began TO drink drst At any rate the child
died. and the Qusrrelltng became 50 bitter And
Mrs; Shea sold Of the furniture and Left her
Q long drunk and tho drunk ended In deiiIium