The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-30
lyman At HOME.
Notorious Dynamiter
Reaches New York.
SO Onc save iiis win and uis Chii.
drrn We're NJ che Dock To Meet Him
HcHsc- 60 ne interviewed but will
soon Have a statement for the
Public

PUBLIC.
Sew York, Oct 36.--Patflck Joseph
lyman, the alleged notorious number D.,
known in connection with the Phoenix
park murders, who was arrested In
Boulogne Sur Mcr. France. at the ins,i.
raiion a Englifh detectives, and sub'c.
quenily released, arrived here this even.
Ing on the North German Lloyd steamer
Sialc. II was singular reception he
met at tie steam re- dock. Ills son, u
! lyman, went down TO the bay on the
Chandler 70 meet his father. while hls
family. consisting Of wife and seven
children, awaited his arrival at the pier.
There was not an Itishman present 10
welcome him back to his adopted eoun.
Itfy The many Ilbcrnlan societies Of
the city sent no Representatives, and the
man who nearly sacrificed his life In an.
thuslasui Tor hil county and H. cause Of
freedom. found only his family ready to
greet him. II was, indeed, hearty
welcome they gave him, and II was hard
10 believe % one watched him passion
ately Ms Zach Of TING children, that he
could De- guiliy Of the awful crimes the
English detective, have tried TO lay At
hil door No one has hcen able to d.
vine Just what Tynan's mi ~ was to
Europe this lime, but an ~ NJ oe'
eurfrdon the steamer dutlr oyagr
which seem. to give an in.&g. The
sa,lc had been out three days and
r, mans Identity had no, been known.
lie spoke but % few passengers, was re-
served IN bic demeanor and spent most
Of hls time ip ncrvously pacing the
decks. ~ dinner on the third day Oh,
Inc wa. sitting next 20 Mr. J. w Bealsi'
Of boston. NJ. Beales DID not know
who the man was. bu, iTied to draw him
into eonversa Ion, but lyman had
luuic to say Finally Mr.Bcalcs blurisd
out,
81 say. do you know that we have got
the great dynamlier aboard"
Tynan's face flushed. lie dropped
hls knife aud fork. and looking Beales Ia
the face angrlly, replied
81 know Of 80 dyuamlter. The onlI
Idynamiter know h my friend Lieu
tenant Zalln,kl. the dynamite mans
iacturer, have just been over there b
him"
Mr. nonics attached a.. Importance 10
the remark at the ilmr, but later s'kcd
for an exchange oieifds a, mater Of
courtesy
pIIl give mine when leave ihchlr."
aid lyman. When B'ale. learned the
name Of hls nclghbor he felt ,omsEha,
P embarrassed. nut ulkcd no more dyna.
mite 10 him during The rest Of the roy.
age What Tynm wen, 70 Europe to
l. see ZtilnshI ior cn only he eonjceluted
: lyman. when ak a about The eonyet'a-
G. lion or the llnncrahlc. admitted par, Of
% ns true, but icnicd saying that he
g wa, ln Europe ,oee ZalInsH, When
r,o,risr ior ~ United Associated
Process boarded NJ Saalc at quarantine
Al, T,nar and BIZ son were 10 the
\ .m,tipg.room 10 Earnest conversation
= lie wac a hi; ner9is in his manner as
20 he greeted the retier'
v uir appearance showed that he had
d passed throughi plying ordeal
.,Wul you exs1n your mission In Eu.
% ,,,ryu askcd AZ 4 porter.
e aAh.r aid N fam lus ltlshman, his
4. face bdshtninfJ and his eyes dancing
d merrily. Gas l. bat mission cannot
Dc now tain. but ~ goin 10 write full
statement of th whole Affair In Few
DAVIS Tor Ne 10 ds Of Ireland"
allad O, 40 ing to DO with dyn'.
> mltr|
Vt mo. It haiio' b" replied lyman, mild.
u.s. 81, was 4 e'hing q far greater
o. ,m,o,ianee I'd that"
Or awos yonall ion suo,cssiul'1
IN aY,.. in&d responded lyman. IN
io,ou. tons Par beyond my widest
at. dreams"
\. Of, ma, IN laid that YOU believe IN
I'M tbru,, Of M mllc. lsihls trucl"
en- 81 b,,ier7 ald Mr. lyman, IN flow
and meatq voice, "lr dynamite as
George vlIns'on believed IN gun
.u powder"
cd owhat ~ will your rccen, expert