New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
DIR. GALLAGHER HOME.
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he receives three times Il day. Some salt Is al
lowed but not enough. and many prisoners tne
captain said. beg constantly for salt the only
drink served to the prisoners besides water, ne
added, Is a mixture of oatmeal and water. Ch
Fridays four ounces of meat are doled out 10
each prisoner. and that is the only meat prison
er ever has. The captain declared that IT seems
10 be the object Of the pailers 20 break the Spirits
and undermine the health Of their charges as
soon as possible. The charges against the jan
ers made by John Curtin Kent on his return TO
this country after spending years IN an Engilsh
prison were Of like nature. Kent was dt 1ie
pier yesterday to greet Or. Gallagher but IKE
the rest, he was not recognized by his old friend
FRIENDS WHO MET HIM.
On the Brooklyn Annex boat, when 1t started
TO meet the st. Paul were a large number OF
men prominent in their relations with the diff
ferent Irish societies Of the country. Many OF
them had known Or. Gallagher before he gave
up his practice in Brooklyn to go to England,
and several Of them have themselves spent years
in British prisons on charges similar to those
that placed him there. The boat was gayy
decked out with flags many or when were
green. Not a British flag was TO be seen. anu
in the course Of the trip the lions tan got d
good sound twisting. 1t was an enthusiastic
party, however. The band was playing anu
flags were fving all over the boat. IL was d
strange contrast to the dlsprltea sier a,sd
melancholy party that stood with uncovered
heads when DR.. Gallagher was led on poard d'
the American Line pier.
Among the many lrlSnmen VINO were SdlhSieN
to welcome DR. Gallagher back to America were
reprcs entatives of the Irish National Alliance
the Fenian Brotherhood. the Amnesty Associa-
ton, the Ancient order Of Hibernans. the Clan.
na-Gael and all county associations. Some or
those present were Patrick O'Neill. John Rocne'
owen Kelly. Captain John Flanagan, OF InlId-
depha; James Gallagher and Mrs j. Ross. or
Buffalo. Dr. Gallagher's brother and sister Cap
tain McManus of the Argentine Republic; Dan
iel Clancy, William Lyman, General NJ ker-
win Commissioner insolvency, James OBren,
rrrai II
chael ID. Gallagher Cornelius O Reilly, Ut. -
ODonahuc, T.. H. Quinlan. r. OFlaherty, MI
chael j. Langan. r. A. Costello or NeW-lui Is
Captain Edward Farrell and Patrick Gallagher.
of Bayonne. y. J.: John T.. sullivan, county
president Of the Ancient Order OF Hibernlans'
p. ]. Lennon, p. J. Quinn, NJ. II. Carew, I. +;
Wagner and Congressman John NJ. Clancy. of
Brooklyn: James McAuiffe p. F. Gilmore John
King, John McAuiffe f. Sanderson John ).
Kelly, John Connolly, John Higgins. Maurice
Allen p. J. McNuty. J. J. Cunningham Mar
| tin OConnor j. j. Hughes. NJ. Hogan. G. Mona
han. p. J. Byrnes John Conway, Martn r.
Byrnes, Captain Edward Cassn Captain Great
sh, Stephen McFarlane and ]. J. joyce repre-
| senting the Irish regiment; Richard Briefly
| Hugh McAtamney and Robert Blissert
DIR. GALLAGHER's HISTORY.
| DR.. Thomas Gallagher was born in Glasgow IN
| the year 1861. He came to this country early
| in life and settled in Greenpont. Long Island
| He studied medicine at Bellevue Hospital, ana
| got his doctors degree in 1919, opening an Office
! in Manhattan-aVe., Greenpoint by the year
| 1SS., he had built up considerable practice, Dut
| he left it 10 go To England, where he arrived on
March % only ten days later he stood IN
| British court charged with being involved IN a
| conspiracy TO blow up certain Government pulid-
| ings It is fact that there was round III MS
| lodgings a great quantity of dynamite Cal
| lagher Wilson. Kent and Whitehead were all
found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment TOT
| life on June TO- 1888 Since that time Dr. Gal
| lagher has spent his days in Chatham and Port
| land prisons. until he was released from the
! latter last week.
WHITEHEADS PRESENT HOME.
The Rev William Mclaughlin, of st. Lucy
Roman Catholic Church, at Grove and Fifteenth
SITS Jersey City. said yesterday that Albert
George Whitehead, recently released from an
Irish prison was in or near Jersey city, tnat
| Whitehead was in retreat for the purpose OF
| having peace and quiet, and was being taken
| care Of bv friends He would not speak more
definitely Of Whitehead's whereabouts.
Michael 3. Holmes Of Jersey CITY an active
! Irish sympathzer, is away from nome his vic
said Yesterday that Whiteheads TWO Sis,
! ters called on them last week she pelleN ca
| that they gave information to her husband ABOUT
| Whitehead He told her that Whitehead Was
| living on Jersey City Heights. Chief OF Ponce
| Murphy said he had heard that whitehead was
| in Jersey CITY. but was unable 10 say "he'ne'
| il was true or not.