The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
ARRESTED THEBRONXCOUONEU
LTEIT. TIN saws SCHW INNECkE
BTLIEED 4 WOMlN.

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Des,nt. said the Priasmeg- Ran frssa PO-
lice StAlIsN aud llaa 10 Ne CHASED
captain BET lslm r-r-me nNeaIl-
gatIsn % an baeetrI-laaS NuFdrr.
u takes a Coroner To arrest the Shsris.
hut any old cop ran arrest q Coroner.
u - not. however. considered good form
in the oftlciAl sst. 80 SchWannecks Of
The Bronx was a prisoner only three
quarters % an hour early yesterday
morning IN the Alexander avenue police
station. There was a rumpus ia that
old fashioned station house
The Hon. Albert D. Schwannecke. who
admits that hs has q temper when folks
rune him. was called to investigate q
murder Gaze about ! ID o'clock A. N.
little Italian boy. Tony Anardo. the
son OF Giuseppe. who lives nc 2S3 Fast
10th street. went home with his face
~meared With axle grease and got spanked
because II his dirty face He told his
father that Johnny FallOn. the son 81
Robert FallOn. an electrician whO lived
At the same address. had rubbed grease
on his face. Giuseppe with his brother
Robert fallOn came home from worR
and found q man waiting for him. There
Was a quarrel IN which FallOn was blamed
Tor his sons prank. The quarrel rose
high and Tony Anardo. according 20 The
police. drew a knife and stabbed Fallon
to the heart. The electrician died in
Lincoln Hospital half an hour after ne
was taken there. The Anardos disap-
peaTsd for the time
The Alexander avenue police arrested
Giuseppe AnardO and his wife and took
them to tho station house to get their
story % the murder. That was about
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. Coroner
SchWannecke appeared az the station
house in \ few minutes and said that he
would take charge Of the case. Capt.
Nike McNaughton was on the street At
the time and Lieut.. Tim McAulife was
IN charge. He turned the Italians over
20 Sch~annecke and vent back to his
Presently he heard a row in the captain =
room. where SchW annecke was examining
the prisoners. McAuliHe listened a while
and finally got tired OF hearing Mrs.
Anardo's shrieks and the COroner's loud
shouts.
You couldnt hear yourself think. =
said McAuline afterward.
H. called the dooVman. who knows a
ittLe Italian. and asked him what was
making all IN" trouble.
The Coroner's mad because the woman
won't explain how the stabbing occurred.
said the doormar. she can't speak any
English. and Schwannecke doesn't seem
to know any Italian.
McAuline threw open the door u the
captain : room.
4 a 4 hAhV
At her breast brOwbeaten that way. What'S
more. you are making too much NOISE.
Coroner
McAuline says that Coroner SChwan-
necke tGYned ON him and damned him
Tor an Impsctlnent fool ordering him ont
OF the room. Coroner schWannecke
says he did nothing Of the kind and that
he wasn't making q disturbance.
A. any rate there was a spat between
lieutenant and Coroner. which led McAu-
bou house. The Coroner refused To bulge
and the men laid hands on each other for
a tuasle
He tried 10 push me. said Lieut. Tim.
He said Coroner was a bigger man than
any COP Who ever padded a pavement
McAulIe went back to his dssk after
some more tabRsco language on both
sides and ordered Policeman Charles
RarthslFnes TO arrest SchwannsCke for
di@Ordsrly conduct Barthelmes caught
sch wannecke by the arm and started
to lead him to the spot where ped greeN
are extracted The Coroner decided to
90 away. With a rapid twist Of his arm
h" yAnkei loose from Barthelme- and
disappeared
VI, footed u down Alexander avenue
with three policemen behind him. The
policemen were better sprinterS than the
Coroner and they laid him by the heels
after a chase % a block When they got
him before the desk again he Expressed
an unfa yOFable opinion u McAullhe and
the police - the precinct. bat he declined
a. his hail which was furnished by one
81 SChwannecke friends Nho happened
TO lee ia the station house.
Capt Mike MCNaughtOn strolled in
while The fOTmAlt~- were under WaV
and wanted 20 know what the fuss was
about McAulne gave his side and
Schwanneck- spoke smpha tically for
Schwannecke Nike McNaughton smiled
al both.
i don't think there is any nece--,tv
for arresting the Coroner. said he. 4
won't entertain the~. charges. Nov. you
men shake hands. That's the nic- thing
To do.
The Coroner wasn't feeling IN hand
shaking humOT and MCAuiihe Was not
feeling very amisbls himself. So Schwan-
necke went hack - the examination ~
th,. Italian pair
4 had evidence. said Tia" Coroner
Yesterday. that IN. woman gave a knife
10 the man who killed FallOn. was
trying Ia get an admis-ion from her when
the lieutenant hUttcd in. I'm going "a
prefer charges against him with the
Police CommissiOn-r Nobody has a right
to int.refsr. with Coroner "a the piiT-
suit ~ hi- duty
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