The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

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MURPHY was the life 81 the entertainment
He fellow pasSenEers liked his performance
NJ we'll that lhey asked him 90 get up
another for The rolIoUing nivht. Accord
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hrs own He aings songs anu accom-
panies himself on the piano and tells
a,ories hy the hour. The show WAS for the
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sang and shouted 40 much hat his throat
was uw and infamed. He didn't neglect
the aooo things IN drink and Wben tho
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quaiah'ine oincet epo''eu nn on ''ne 'o,-
lowing sunday he could scarcely speak
above a whisper and his throat was a sight.
Murphy was ordered to Ellis Island. He
slept on the boat on which he wa taken
over on Sunday night and on Monday
morning three physicians examined him.
the waist and applied stethescopes. but
didn't ask many questions. They didn't
tell him anything about his poor condition,
and he supposed he was to 90 free when he
was sent to the immigration authorities.
He was astounded when he was told that
his lungs were in bad condition. lie had
arranged to attend a spread or two with
his steamship friends in town, and his bust
ness friends here had engaged rooms for
him.
M,upbv's friends told him that thew
would try to get him off, but word came
hat he must be deported Yesterday on the
steamship Astoria. Robert Murray. the
baggage agent OF the Anchor Line. got in-
terested in his case and appealed 10 several
Irish linen Importing houses. He also has
a friend, a Capt. Edwards, who used to be
in the militia in BROOKLYN and is an athlete,
Capt. Edwards went to Ellis Island on
Friday and looked Murphy over, Then he
appealed TO the Department OF Commerce
and Labor by telephone and asked for
another board Of inquiry to sit In Murphy's
case. He told the officials That several
linen houses wanted to employ Murphy
and that he had an affidavit from III. +.
Barre d Co., 467 Broadway, that they would
give him q lob as salesman at $50 a week.
Commissioner Watohorn was notified at
once to hold Murphy pending another in
curry on Monday.
Murphy has ridiouled the idea that he
is not physically fit to enter the country.
He said Yesterday:
Il had a good time coming over on the
ship and l am paying for it now. Why,
l never mad a sick day in my life. / nave
won several fifty mile bicycle races in Ire
land in the last five years and one twelve