The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-03
BROUGHT HOME IN CAB TO DIE
IDEALIST or THE EMMA GOLD
MAN GROUP, MONEY GONE.
Brady went into Ono OF the waubun Places
IN . Helpless state and Was Sent Home.
Where lie Died on HIS ArrivaI-Knocs<.
out Drops Suspected by Doctor.

out Drops Suspected by Doctor.
Edward Brady OF the firm Of Jurick A
Brady. cabinetmakers. at 1872 West Houston
street, and an Anarchist. or an idealist,
as the members OF his group call them
selves, died last night of what his doctor
thinks was a dose OF Knockout drops.
Coroner jackson thinks the doctor il right.
Brady was taken to his home at ITO East
Seventy-eighth street at about o'clock
last night in hanson cab driven by Philip
O'Connor. He was unconscious when he
reached the house and was carried In to
the ground floor fat, where he had lived
with his wife. Fannie. for some time.
According to 0Connor, Brady said only
two words. my darling when he saw
his wife. The wife. o 'Ccnnor says, exclaimed
ooh, he's been drinking again. with that
weak heart OF HE"
The woman sent for DR.. j. L. Friedler OF
328 East Seventy-second street. When no
got to the house Brady was dead. In
Brady's pocket was found a card OF the
Waubun oompany's saloon at 40 East
Thirty-fourth street. On the back az the
card was written, Call for your watch
The man had only q in his pockets. His
wife says he left her in the morning with
500 to buy lumber In Long Island City.
Peter l.. Flore. the manager OF the Waubun,
told a Sun reporter later that Brady came
into the place about s o'clock.
II never saw him before said Flore.
He went down to the lavatory and was
i'll there. One Of my waters told me and I
went down and got him. He was we'll
dressed. fine.looking man and / thought
I'd better take his watch and keep il Tor
him: ] did 80 and gave him a card 80 he'd
get il back.
II looked In his pocletbook. There was
only q in i. ] left the money in II and put
stupssod s so called o.cennor snd hsd him higS
take him home. Later. when l heard he
was dead, went up TO his house and told
his wife all knew about the case"
Police Captain Shire told Flore he ought
TO have called In policeman The detec-
where Brady had been before he went to
tho saloon.
At the Brady house Sun reporter found
six men who said they were Anarchists
talking with Mrs. Brady. They said they
as Brady a and that a Emma Goldman Is a
member OF the group. Coroner jackson
had heard at the house that Brady formerly
lived with Emma.
He never lived with Emma Goldman
said Mrs. Brady. Il was married TO Mr..
Brady Ave years ago. When he was in
business several years ago with different
partner. Emma Goldman was his sales
woman and she used to call herself Mrs.
Brady"
WAS Brady an Anarchist asked the
He was an Idealist.- replied Mrs. Brady.
The Idealists are called Anarchists. His
group, however, 10 known as a group OF
Idealists He was a highly educated man.
He came from an Irish family that emf
grated to Austria, and he was born In
Vienna.
"He could speak eight languages and |
cad Cerysntes and Dante In the Originals |
or pleaslire.
Brady vas about Is years old.
George Jurick. Brady's partner, said last |
light that Brady had worked hard at the |
hop all day and left there about 3 o'clock |
n the afternoon. and that he was not hard |
tinker