New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
MUCH MYSTERY IN DEATH
Brooklyn SaEoonkeeper Is Found
Shot FiUe Times.

Frank McNaly. a saloonkeener. at No 100 PARK
ave. Brooklyn. was Hound dying there YESTERDAY
morning. and expired twenty minutes later Two
bullets entered his Jaw and another bullet entered
his back penetrating the left lung. Another was
found in his index finger. and a ffth penetrated
his abdomen.
The discovery was made bv McNallys bartender
Albert Marshall. Of No Il2 Nassau-st.. Manhattan
who went TO awaken McNally, ard found MIN
lying beside his bed the floor. clad in his unoer-
Garmerss.
Marshall asked McNally repeatedly who shot
him. but ne only groaned and refused to tell ana
bes2ed Marshall TO 80 for doctor. Marshalt
summoned Dr. Margin. of No. 81 Park-aye., who
found Mc%4Iiy DYING. and telephoncd 20 fo'Ice
Headquarters.
The police learned that friend was with
Mc,SaIly at 21 a. m. yesterday and vas known 10
carry d revolver This friend neighoors say mat
when excited he is apt flourish . revolver he
was questioned by the police Of the Fiashing-ave-
precinct nut was left at large. There was no
weapon found in McNally's room on the bureau
were 81 and a gold watch and no evidence ap-
pcared OF any burglary.
Miss Tona Han!on an actress. to whom McNally
was engaged. and whom he visited early on Iues-
day evening MAS found AZ her home. No . Gin
ton-ave Brooklyn. When Detectives Carney ana
De CantlIion Of the Flushing-aye. precinct called
she asked. excitedly. Pas anything happened TO
Frark?''
why do you ask?" said Detective Carney.
Because / wish to know IL he has been hurt
she replied.
Why do you think he IS hurt?'
Because know friend of his who carries a
revolver. that's all Frank never carries a reVoi-
yer and he would be at the mercy of man Win
a weapon.'N
Miss HanIon the barkeeper. Marshall ana Joe
CiroIia sixteen years old. OF No 10 SpeEcer-s'''
Brooklyn a bootblack connected with the saloon
who had been discharged by McNally on tuesday
after quarrel. but had been taken back. were ar
raigned the Myrtle-sve- court before Magistrate
Voorhees,.
Miss Hanon is daughter Of Thomas Hanlon' or
the theatrical family which presented Hanion 5
"Superba' and other spectacular pieces since the
death Of her father. thirteen years ago. she has
been on the stage male impersonator. she
Nally's death.
The police told Magistrate VOORHEES, that the
prisoners were held witnesses.
What they witnesses of?'' asked the maSls-
trate. You say they saw no shooting" He dis
charged them.
McNally had been in the liquor business for ten
years in different parts OF the city
Captain Tooe. of the Flushing-aye. precinct. said
yesterday:
have suspicion that McNany shot himself
I have known Of cases where man has done the
shooting IN one place. hidden the weapon; ana
gone to another TO die. am of the opinion that IL
will De found that he held his right hand tc MS
face and sent bullet through his cheek into his
hand. Then he shot again into his body - -
autopsy last night The police think this does
away with any hypothesis that the shooting was
emptied a revolver into the body of another per
SON It would take all the nerve Of strong mas
examining McSally's bed that It had been occu-
pied by two persons.