The evening world., 1894-08-11
NELLIE BLY, FIGHTS CORB HoT SHAH?oN SUNDAYS

then informed that Police Inspector Conlin, &C.
"ompanied by DR.. Allen McLane Ham ton and
another, had been at the house in the afternoon
for the purpose Of examining Capt, Devery under
the provisions OF new rule pc mittins the EN-
snd ny n s s9a 81 VIII the
to examine members OF the force on the SIGN
list, anu requir ns such members to submit 10
Mrs. Devery stated that she had refused TO
admit Inspector Conlin's party to examine Capt
Deyery. her family physician Or. Ambrose W.
quiet was essential to her husbands recovery
that Inspector Conlin had thereupon read a rule
attitude was one Of opposition to The rules OF
the Department, in which her husband was q
subordinate; that she had thereupcn Informed
Of more importance to her than the rules OF the
Police Department, and that she had sumcient
confidence in the judgment OF the physician a., at
tending Capt. Devery to follow his direction I'M
pliCitly.
Commissioner Martin and by him directed to
again ,isil Capt. Deyery to inform him persona ~
Of the existence and provisions Of the rule ae,
scribed, to also inform him that was Instructed
to accompany Drs. Hamilton and Fisher and In
spector Conln on q second visit for the purpose
of examining him, such second visit to be made
At the time appointed Drs. Hamilton and Fisher.
Police Inspector Conlln and myself applied for
admission at Capt. Devery's residence. Mrs.
Deyery refused to admit us. giving as reason for
her refusal that DR.. Becker had advised her that
SUFFICIENT number OF examinations had already
been made to accurately determine her nus.
bands condition and that further examinations
by physicians with whom the Captain was un.
acquainted would aggravate his symptoms and
seriously interfere with the quiet necessary to
inspector Conlln reminded heI- that we "eIs
there ny direction Of the Board Of Police 10
which she made the reply SUBSTANTIALLY the same
as that said to have been made by her me pre-
ceding day. Inspector Conlin then requested ina
he, az Acting superintendent OF Police be al
lowed TO visit Capt. Devery individually. To
this Mrs. Devery answered that her doctor uireS'
al. hpnit M
posed to follow them, and to protect her husband
lite even at the risk OF mourning an infracsiof
Of police rules.
DR.. Hamilton then asked II she knew the prob;
able consequences OF her refusal, and she repilet
to him that REGARDLESS Of consequences sse wIuy
oil her husbands health, inasmuch as sne M.
been told that 1t was uncertain now that NJ
it was then suggested that 1 ask to be sd
mitted as the police surgeon In omcia, charse OF
cart Dewey did 60 h snd G5 Dr. F Fisher ,ooG
no active part In the foregoing discussion whief
is reported In detail In obedience to the D.
| await your further INSTRUCTIONS in the matter
OF Capt Deyerys case. Respectfully submitted
CHARLES Z, NAMMACK, Surgeon OF Police
Inspector, conlin. who is the .,a Acting Ing
POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW
Once of Third G Inspection District,
NEW YORK. Aug. II, lsst.
Sir: At about $50 p. NJ. yesterday, the lou
inst, in compliance with orders received IRON
Thomas Byrnes. Superintendent Of Police. &C &C
companied Drs Allan. McLane Hamilton and Dr
captain Of police. No. 25a West. twenty Eight
s and Se;s wa, met st. "a. H. q s'Ss s
Alter STATING my once and mission admIttane
a ,s N; ..: ss s sa s sss
s ssassa saS the family decor and under no eli
sss.. Nc M mn .is T; any S %s:..s. s.g
s. sSs c.s D.nss;. r.Ia s:'d ssa f'i
o osa@ a. A. H.. Accompanied ~ Drs. Hamiito
and Fisher and Police Surgeon Nsmmack, an u.
fused admission all q yh,cs X respectfully sub
mitted. FETER CoNLiN,, r.,,,,.
Drs. Hamilton and Fisher submitte'
this tatement.
To janis ]. Martin, &C. ~. ,..
your request. in somgSay with u.D iS.ps sss
s SGr,in y,s.rdss n' afternoon for the purpose
making an examination OF the physical an
mental condition OF Capt. William 8, Deyery;;
we were refused the opportunity Tor such In
vostieation BY a woman who announced hersei
to be his wife, and who said that In behalf Q
she declined to allow us to see him sh
further state that his two physicians had SO az q
vIRcd. After making formal demand ana reso
tion we left announcing our intention Of visit
ing Capt Deyery at 10 o'clock THIS morning
III 'n srre ean in your Department, and enc Of Ii
physicians referred to by Mrs Devery who de
MED that he had advised Capt. Devery or ~
said that he had visited Capt. Dsvsry last even
Ing. and urged him TO submit TO an eIsminauo
US We met again nd ,s' In more e. ronn
we're again refused adnittsnce. DR.. Nammaci
A. well as ourselves.
ALLEN McLANE HAMILTON. NJ. D.,
EDWARD D. FISHER. N. d.
President Martin refused to- sa
whether charges would be preferre
against any other captain on Monda
MIR. wellman is still In Southampton
He will come to the city on Monday
Mr. tns mean an sme Mr.
rolhers, are very busy preparing a cast
and the latter gentleman said to-day:
1.-The emergency which IT was though
Wellman to the city to-day arose. but
was able to turn the trick withou
him, and l am violating no confidence !
saying shs shsrs T be
During the morning Mr.. Osborne foun
time. however. to call at Police Heae
quarters and have q conference wit
the Conference was neither would stat
A close espionage Is being kept upo
Charles Prien and the other Lexow Wi
nesses against the Eldridge street pc
lice, and II seems plain that the prose
cutor is preparing to try one OF tn
eX-captains Of that precinct.
Assistant District We.ima
said yesterday at his country house
Southampton, l.. l.. that after Wedne:
, day the police trials would be continuou
ana that there wouli be no more de,a
in bringing the accused officers to tria
He did not say who would be trie
, first, but he did say that he wishe
D the impression corrected that there ma
5 lice trials. He and Mr., Osborne haa
3 been very hard at FORK getting q
cases into such shape that there woul
i be no nee " amy SeoSo'io"
, them her