The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

under them on the steamer d"' ~ great
number Of contributory kicks had ra.7
placed On exposed parts 81 his tul'. nv
and his face had received SOM very
heavy bruises. There was hlauk Ina
extending across his right check and
over the bridge Of his nose To marx N.
pIac" where his face had str,Ick tho ra.I.
ing under Commissioner Edwards ~.
pulsiOn.
The only two policemen in sigh had
been roquisitioned 70 carry Mayor Gaynpr
TO the hospital Although an alarm had
been sent 10 Hoboken police headluar.
trrs the reserves hurried down o. N.
dock by acting chief Robert H. B@lI
could not force their way through thu
crowd in time to he availlng. ANYWAY.
even though Commissioner Edwards
power as a deputy sheriff was not binding
IN New Jersey he was strong enough
90 make the arrest and he proceeded %
do 50 IN forceful fashion
The Commissioner had hi shand IN
the nanaCled mans collar Edwards
was white with rage and there werN tears
81 anger in his eyes az he shook Gala.
CHER in his boots and bawled ont ques.
tions to him.
What's your name7- yelled Edwards.
Why d YOU do it,"
let up Let up. You're giving mo
a raw deal the prisoner gasped NV
names James J. Gallagher. | was DIS.
charged from the Dock Department,
On July 10 for not punching up the tim.
clock Wrote to Gaynor To get back
and | never got no answer. | hop"
killed hun. He took away my bread and
meat
That was all Edwards could get out 4
the man. and he took out the residue q
his wrath m various we'll directed punches
which were supplemented by other.
delivered from near AT hand FINALLY
Edwards and Watson. together with com.
missioner Thompson. hustled Galllghs-
down m" gangplank and through The
crowd on the wharf down IN where ~.
wards's automobile was waiting OUTSIDE
Pier They jumped their man int 4
back -..at II th. tonneau. and they hurrle /
him up 10 police headquarters m the
town hall Their" Gallagher was taken
before Acting Chief Bell. and his pedi -,
a. taken
Then tho man was searched. and ;hs
il what the acting chief Of the Hoboksr
police piled on his desk ~ property of the
prisoner: A 3s-calihre bulldog revolver
of five chambers One of the cha nlh..rs
Wa empty. 4 second contained a load" /
sacll with n dent IN the cap. showing whore
the hammer had dropped and failei -
explode the shell There were thru
exploded shells IN the other chamber
\ chamois skin bag containing fv"
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The Ginning detailed the fac, that one
otto Olsen. an ironworker out ~ , Ic..
who liN ID nj 80 Fast I2eth street, had Teen
found by a policeman IN REVERSED" Tars
DYING from want oi food
There was still another letter IN Ca
lagher's pocket This ono mimeuErtr''t
a campaign letter signed hy tho nam"
Herman Heinz and advocating the calt .