The evening world., 1901-02-22
K~nn~d, Dnsr,i.

After the Jurors passed him KENNEDY
~, stood as &c, ons , dhzed Every phrrilc!. %
HIS father er.spcl his hand ana said
Never mind. sam.
am greatly disappointed. .h.d Ken.
nedy. sadly.
shoulder and he walked hrlskly with
head erect. back to the court pen
There Mrs, Kennedy nas n"fltinE
him. She had stood outside tn" court
room when the jury came In. The rcN-
stunned her bit. and sh. pui her hand
70 her face as though she hal rra"n"d
blow.
Then she brav.ly pulled herself to-
Hesher again and ran upstairs TO tn.
prison nen to await the coming OF her
husband. She met rim with n smile.
She threw her nrm around him in a
comforting way and Kissed him on the
lips,
The Hop-fui wife.
81 know" she said. I'VE have not .ce,
ynu. and for that let MS he thankful
We will yet nave You back home. ana /.
for one. will never forsakc you
Mcintyre were conferrins. An app!icn-
!on VIII be made to-n,rrow 10 have
Rsnnedy admitted to bail
IL shaA oppose any such motion said
~: Mcintyre. Then turning TO the re-
You may say that Kennedy will
surely be tried aEsn. J don; say that
will try him, but II IL onlciai that he
eral Sessionss .
Kennety's counsel will make n deter
lnined effort TO have him admitted Ia
bsai. and say they can furnish any
greatly disappointed at the result. for
they confidently expected AN acquiiial
OAeers aud Crew Accused.
There are also conflicting statement.
AZ TO the conduct Of the officers and
crew. Some say the officers and sailors
were cool and conscientiousIy cndeovor-
ed to get out the boats and save ds
many passengers as possible. while
nthcrS declare that as soon az the erion.-
noes OF the situation became apparent
thofe was an end to discipline among
tfe seamen. and tf.at II war every an
for himsslf''
Capt. Warts voic. was ea.>i above
sho shrisks q the women and shc howl
ing OF the Chinese. ordering Is men TO
6oata. It L. said. confusion prevailed.
aud ono load OF passengers and sailors
~ dumped Into the sea.
several OF the ships officers. Another
boat was INHALED upon spar AZ IN.
snen aboard ~ were trying 10 row II
10y from the suction caused By the
arpm the dav!ts. but. so FAR a. can br
learned. only one OF them got Away
safely and landed Its passengers
Italian fishermen rescued the others.
Pilot Jordan says he warned the cap
tain ana wanted 10 anchor. but was or
desed to 10 on.
wife's GooA.By kiss.
i Mrs. Kennedy accompanied her nus.
band back to the Tombs, where .she
ksssed him Eood-oy and told him not
Re promised her he would not. ana
told her to be brave.
"EvcrythinE will come out all right"
Z leaving the Tombs Mn. Kennedy went
directly TO. her lawyers once. When
World she said:
II have not lost courage. The only
thtng that worries me now IS to know
where the money IL coming from for
another trial. Ny ncighbors and friends
subscribed the funds required in the
trials ended. and We have ured erer,
P:nia III /. terribly Disappointing ma, on.
ne must have been obcyinE his CON
ectencc, but ! only wish his conscience
was directed the other way II was
Twelve Believed my husband guilty. Il
feel positive now that another trini Will
surely result in acQuittai."
~ !oan r; Purcell who was chairman OF
r1lsed the money for Or. Kcnnedy's de-
fenDe. sid:
the friends and nclehbOr. OF MIR and
Mrs. KENNEDY subscribed the money TO
defend the doctor In the past. and they
IV raise the money. too. for hi. next
trial. We have no fear OF that. In nil
We collected nearly ia.no. which the two
r ,riais and the appeal hnye eaten up.
Ine money wns raised in Staten island
and vas subscribed By hundreds %, per.
sons. Our appeal TO a number OF wealthy
men received but one responsc-,hat OF
Bishop Potter" -