The sun., 1900-11-20

on drinking ard htDud.ng ard hfr1'cuinE
lli' friends vh.n tlcy .sl"fr - lin nhd ~
tto'lhlc~ tnIJ cd heir furrNcads 'iRntucptiI'
With ~" intimRtiru thai he troubles we're
Weighing on lIa htaih too N'l,ilN Tor ~ h1lluu'
lyrry morning when hr r1u" from ii"ok y
Tor he had gone 10 i've fhci" ~ IN l"0rfe
place with Mrs Nanlr,. = rlscc h" talked ui
how hc wns r"hlcd, always threatening =" get
square b, murder
atound D." hons" u vns IN g." dn' 'ln'
lie saw Nis' ,ofnoillc IN tl" ard l"ininR
over the i"nc" hr shook his ils' ~ her
u will Kill Won both. he said. and neSt time
! wont us" Ratchet either
For this he was arrested hut ~" unsupported
testimony II Miss Cornele called 10 '''"fe II
conviction and hc went free
ON ShtntidN nleht Young t"rn"IIiri W." inS
been spending most ~ his time this llll In We"
York where 70 hn@ an ohl'" =, !, Wnad"3i
mother and sister lienne-seN had been seen
around tha, afternoon drunk and ugly
The family. according To- q" story "i '%nn9 GUM
tornrillr were all seated IN a." Kitchen WIN
them Wa Bergen, the watchm1n They w"r"
~ the kitchen. siys young corn me- h'chuS'
msy We're nfrald Of thc mnny wnddwS dw IN ~ ,hs ,hs
kitchen 1t j. small room. IN one corner
there was table on which was n lamp The
,"oir n, va a., orp9s nd thE TndT nd N nR ,hroc '
The thrc" torneilles were at 'hr table, Btiyril
was standing at the sink acr".s from IN" Al !"
and to the right Of the window. The shade
was down torn,lle- revolver lay handy
on the cupboard ledge.
IL was O'Clock when tho first shot cane.
The charge scattered between Bergen and the
family and peppered the plaster wall The
shade fell from the shock, the shattered
glass pounding against Il, The two women
mpped %mpedd "F "" hs ne re1ays S Say. he rad
twice standing in the doorway into the dining
room right. by the table. The man outside
could see him, Another charge OF shot came
rafting in nj the proper angie To catch nm
II tore the window casing out IN solid chunk
the size Of a mans fist and dug up the AZ
Corneille. None Of the first charge hit Cor
nellie or Bergen or the two women. Miss
Corneille was hit by what her br9ther say, Iva was
She put a lotion on II and the bruise departed
1t wa, not in evidence to-day.
tornele did not pursue the wotld-hc assas-
sin. His mother advised him againsi u Neither
sounded and Constable Nelson got after the
shooter there was no trace Of him
There were some ig-gaugr E1ln NadS bN me
window and a piece Of white wrapping paper
Young Cornele detected the smell OF carb0lc
acid on the Garg @ saved ,SG RapHTa ana SH hui
theory that the would-be assassin had bottle
OF carbollC acid with rum was not credited unul
Hennessey's body was found
The first thing Corneille did this moping
was TO ire two more guards to watch his nome
The police Of Brooklyn were notified TO look
down 10 the Ieferts place house. hunting him;
Mrs Manley told the constable that he had
not seen her uncle for three weeks and he re,
turned mere Np ma lUdl tIle bOIu~llHH
met with better luck
Coroner Moore performed an autopsy TO-
night and found that death was due to car
bolic acid The inquest was partly held and
the verdict will doubtless be suicide. The gun
with which Hennessey l. supposed to have
done the shooting was not found but as 1t
to find IL to-day. II is probable that Hem
nes~ey's body will be buried in Greenwood
Cemetery. where his father, and mother lie
He was never married and has no immediate
family. He was 5S years old