The sun., 1896-09-06
HOPE FOR DR.. GALLAGHER.
HE rs INSANE NOW, nut GOOD CARE
MAY CURE HIB

At Ti-es NE SEN Thinks HimreIfin Port
iand Prison-He Will 30 Placed In n
sauitariura at AnityviiIe aud VIII ne
Supported ~ Hriah-Amerieau Friends.
The friends Of DR.. Thomas Gallagher. the for
mer Brooklyn physician who arrived here on
the St. Paul on Friday after spending thirteen
years In an English prison, are now hoping that
there 10 q chance of his ultimate recovery.
Those who saw him in his room at the Hotel
savoy yesterday. including an expert in mental
diseases. say that he is suffering from form Of
religious mania.
He occupies room on the fourth floor Of the
hotel, and 10 guarded by his physician. DR.. Nc
Bride, who accompanied him here from
England. His Sister. Mrs. Connolly of
Brooklyn. his niece, Mrs. Ross. and a
trained nurse are also with him. and
there are always two or three Of his former
friends Ia an adjoining room. Tho Amnesty
Association and the Prisoners Relief Associa-
tion have engaged q suite Of i've rooms for Gal
laaher. They are on the south side. and Man
arer Ries of the hotel has room adjoining
them.
Gallagher spent q quiet night He retired
at 10 o'clock. hour after his first
meal ashore. DR.. Mcbride will not allow
tho patient to eat any solid food, as
he Gays that his constitution has been
90 impaired by confinement that 1t Will not do
for some time yet TO permit him to eat heartily.
man who was fellow prisoner OF Dr. Gala
CHER at Portland said yesterday that the regu-
lation meal for political prisoners is black bread
and water.
Yesterday DR.. Gallagher was suffering from
exhaustion, the result of the ocean voyage.
After light breakfast he said that he wanted
togst some new clothes s and get ou, INTO the air
s @ By bI Mfs ' and
NJ ninA GatI nhar hark kah
away. from carew as If afraid of his old-time
builder, too / Mocann was q builder. Have
you card Well. maybe it's just as we'll that
Mrs. Connolly. who has more influence oyer
" WAS an Gd sbe snd 9
Then he chatted with his visitor in quiet
though irrational %spnsr; n,Rn;nn =, ,,o po,o,,,or
Gallagher was still calm and @ the entrance i,n of
ss% s:ia eioiaes sss snd nd' OUT Go Wore SGs
obsned for HIM when he the ppson
Catching Gen. o,Beirne by the lspels he OK
wants G 20 have suit Na ike yours and shoes
s, :s@s 5,, green i. sod. Show me some green sod,
Ths General said that hs would get him some
Gallagher said thft he wanted money to pay
Hs H was told that they would be paid for. but
vented to pay for them h himself Mr.: GsFsw a
check which had been sent. to GALLAGHER
BY Thomas J. o'sullivan Of Hudson street He |
the 20. ss in dollar hs rsn % fsn The
counting it Changing fprtively at the men |
an asn hs fshd n
IDENTITY under the impression that he was still in |
pri,on and wearing the uniform which has no
There were many other callers during the
dny bit no6ody else eIse WI was allowed @ to @ see him
sister about family affairs
,IA,, Hs asked % few eues..9ns about american
reports printed about his arrival Mere cut out
Of the papers which he saw. Two Sisters
were taken In 10 see him by DR.. Mcbride. They
;s}mesipsd ~ only few m9msn;s Dr.
ina. b had mot NOT @ S%s 9s
charge Of the insane pavilion at Bellevue Hos
Rital. called on % Pr Gallagher as personal
With the Doctor, and afterward said that his
mind was undou btsdly unbalanced.
OF to which D
might entail and he was Informed that under
committed without arraiapment- 1t can be
panied by .physician's certificate. 1t was de-
eidsd tn make such petition on Monday.
Island Home. a private sanitarinm. at Amityc
Gen. oBeirne, hopes for tine ultimate re.
not be surprised II his reason was restored in
three months.
tho Amnesty and Prisoners' Relief Fund l Asso. Ss
citation now amounted to $4,000.