The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-11


did What | dId for personal principles
'hynor had done me great inluStice
IN refusing Ia 80" IN" | got the gun
used he'au~. | frar"d the enemies I had
made toy writing letters hen was tryin Z
=" reform m" Dock Department
My wrongs had pIoved more than
thought | could hear over and over
sized mp my hard station m life and con.
traSted n With some other men OF Mayor
Gaynor. who had wrouged me-. IA par
tirular There was I. poor wretch.
half starved and compelled to sleep IN
h" PARKS az night On the other hand
there was Mayor Givnor, who had brought
about my hardship. LAYING aside the easy
duties of his luNurious oifCs and going
abroad for a months Tsst and pleasure
he contrast was more than I could bear
and AZ length determined to seek the
revenge which | concluded should b.
Justly MN" Hut | earnestly wish now
that had not shot MAYOR Gaynor
awyer JRcktof had several talks with
gallagher Yesterday and As a result he
SAID he was convinced that Gallagher il
'faIN Jack ton SaId he met Gallagher
IN tho city Court on Monday when GAL
lagher sad he was waiting 10 see Judge
Richard II Smith. who was elected on
N" fusion ticket last fall and defeated
".9rge : hosSch Gallagher told Jack
ton with show Of pride that he was
personally acquainted with Judge Smith.
ami about the first thing Jackton did
Yesterday was 20 get n l"tter ~ intro
. h'''"h from gallagher to Judge smith
: ana Ia call IN the latter
When Judge Smith learned thai his
. name had been mentioned 10y Gala CHER
and Lawyer JRckton he said
T jim Gallagher came To see me on Mon
DAY with his grievances against officials
/ ~ the Dock Department | told HIM
/ that could do nothing for him. and sIg-
S"sted that he go TO his friends IN the
Independence League for assistance
he said he had seen John J Hopper. one
~ a A. n
could 10 nothing for hun lie did not
mention Mayor Gaynor when b. was
talking To- rnp
! have been acquainted with Gallagher
FOR "lght og ten years aud until friend
called mo up yesterday and tcld me ~
hi- terrible deed I btiIeN ed HIM as harm
l"Ss - ~ He was the former financial
secretary q! The HoratIo seymour Demo
Cra'lc cub. wish which | was lden' fed
" that time was opposed to ranmany
Greater New York Democracy with
John q Shaehan our hSli Iua-tcrs
were A. l2rth street and E,ghIn avenue.
aDi J; Wa, Their" Snew Gallagher ~
usual IN political o-ganira; .on- ". had
tsmlly quarr"is and 1 am frank 10 say
Jun alwavs lined AZ with mo I DID not
snuyt MS AID uli wPs grateful for ~
nevertheless n" attached hlm-af TO
~" and wa. good political worker
When tho s.runi Low 'tnpsign came
on ] vent ra"N INTO m. regular Dam
cratic organization and Iptnst 'na club
pi which Thomas / N"Avov was prc-i-
dent Gallagher vent with mo. bat n.
never s'-.n.d ~ morn" ~ the orEantsa-
tinu hn'" NJ, lallan WIS elected Jim
cam" o. m" and SAID D" Thought b" " IGhi
=" ~ al an""i ~ ~" DrCN department
and that ~ The AssaInhIynau. slouli
have Influence with nun asSst N"Aynv
u p" coIidn to sonnet pIng for tiallaghar.
ana NcAypv SAT ". I'm - ton unra-
Liable l"' hln STAY N'-~r b." -
When the Nayurilry campaign ~ 1875
"a'n" "G 'uis~.-d Ga'lash"- ana after
d AZ n-a.l ~ l'..n for tho assembly h.A~atI-s.
! WrJldn : tia" ~" Municipal OWne--hIp
.rip-sor"1' I mot Ga!lagr"- on m"
street and b." Told m" n hIi 10 net ne
Mum r'' pNu"-.hIp l.-lcI" and John
= HppVs-
D.r,i'v county ,l.-s William q S..ltan.
VINO NJs f"ntr'"d with lVise smith and
& oun'v C'"rz Schneid.r ~ Tho cleveland
ll.mC~ra"y. SAID Yesterday that ne had
known Gallagher fO~ about fifteen wear,
ana that Gallagher mad gone to 49,. him
afternoon "a = -nnawhn' disturbed frame
81 mind. although saying nothing about
Mayor Gay1or
Gallagher chez Compla NJ when l."
saw ne was MAJ b" hat gone To- IN"
Docs b"ptriw"n' and red - urn n ma
Va''' man . bHds" and get ~" nifty cents
M. had d"ispsl'"d for -. bu' thar they
u pIItu.' l..' I'm, ha," the money
A-ht~i Nun NfF NOV " ION ksA~t ls'
natg. ant p" ~aId - wa- h..~auss com
mt-s one domains udI ordered i
'oli nm nat probably Comm -. on"r
romsu-lku"N nothing stuu''' n" ~aii
that any nov th"y put HIM ~ Per when
f- ven down thoTr teN@N,-d that u
Sas hy l-Ing 'L,s WaiCninsu badg.. that
ho got kpn 10" boat N,'aouj trouhi" be-
"sus" from ~ r"rv app"a-ano'' he wouli
nav" been s'IhJe,'t % questioning when
D." 'rI"f 20 70 abnari
st.aIlag.f.- Il..I hall D.
wears ag' Vtsn h. was arrested for an
moving Young gIrl- "a the PARIS and |
got nun oIf - t-ou'l" ! WAS rIunnSa
riNH -a-,'', ~"nool and GaIlag1"- Wa
a way- trying 10 take an examination Tor
.v"~y 'acan"y iTRf Was announced Ne
nouldu a'd Ip a small column II Igur.-.
bat that didn't prevent hun from signing ,
appI"a' on for assistant "ug'n".'r - A.,
istan' SECRETARY or ~ fact for ANYTHING
NJ N".d"u sad that las tai t"ipr" f's Y
lie .'rpu Gl'iague- went a-puud 4 .tur !
ill 10 c,uld m h"ulif - Nlvp- Grvuur .
isoiarIng 'EI' Giyn1r VS. fh" poor .
man friend and ought ?, u.. elected
II Vl- learn" v"- " day mat t'lllIg'"~
~ h,...n Writing 'n o., HuRh"s afi 'un
>'.'" tIyI' ~"-rIo" Z swmIss..'n demand
NJ IUE'si .gA''r ~ fu. rItur"- 81 g..
luti'Irg men 20. flee m ~" Dock b"pIr'
narf ~. began on the ia's Gov HIgRt,- .
n IPlI. WHOM NtgrIr" i"I.h"-s r UI~
hU'N 'r'nUI~-. 0u"- asserting that m"'
appointed - UJhpT"-s hal b'''u D s-iEu.st 2
90 al Nlni- . Joh- "" -Igg".t"i mat 10
Republican M1vpr could h" .lnrt"i " Z
uiugs ~" e. ghf'~i 'u
e. ~ t'alagh"r wrpt" 20 toy HuEh"- ,
md sad mar # th"-" VS. a ROTTEN d"rrr'. :
n"ut ~ f'' "lfv g"N"ruru"t' - 49, IN" :
uck b'ra .'w.r' ~" ipld Grr HVRh"- D,
Irf ~ r"r". fN,. I,'''". o. 'r" " .u.pIiaI a
W., ~"-yIr'. i"iuui--t,u. ~ N'fr' Prh'" ?
.pruuu s-luue- Rak" "d- 'i"u pr'..Ii"uf v
i"naiIs.. % lotto Wa ref" 70 1 % lifu d
nc" b"l"r" ana "a" r,'n" 4 ~" - "
WA great urg brush and g r"i' bot Of =
,hit"Va-l and - h"'. b" i"'i 30 mat" al
= - hat" ~ angie
II va- l"trr...i y.-ta-Ilv '4l' I've, ri..
u rr o. l..'t"-s the polio" found ~ t,al
,gt.V'- room - 49, THIRD ny.nu" 'Nu -
lack 'lrk- and hoN 81 "1r'ridg"S from -
hirt Iu.t """ugh had b"rn t1k"r ~ y
,ad hi- r"rolNa- The cartridge 10" ~
80 AMI N" polio" are trying - t-ar"i Dol
horn &" ~" d"Iler from whom Ne bought 4"
hem
On" - ~" black jacks was short not ]
,u.f owe. siN inches long II i~-mi- -
tt"d ~ . la1ths- CpysrN1 slug " lead
inch wei Rhei about two ounces Tn" N