The evening world., 1912-01-30

OF the hats IN the floor was fInrring
tons. The other. with n bullcthol'
throuRh n. was kclly's
There had been "a gun fght In the vi.
Unity OF kelly's pinco "A few days before
between ''goriilas" who had been use,
In the election and primaries. one zach
Sirocco. "a friend of Ellison'-. had beer
shot. Gang rumor said that Kelly had
done the shooting.
Evidence was found TO show that El-
Iison whom he entered Keily's place
pulled n gun. pointed II at the abdomen
OF the proprietor and pulled the trigger.
Kelly was o agile to be caught. III
leapcd out of the way and rushed out ri
tho room. Ellison n1ng at him as Ia
ran. Harrington was IN the line oi
frc and stopp~i two Of tho bullets.
This vcrslon OF tho shooting was gath.
cred only after q lengthy Investigation
In the mean time a prize fighter known
M Jimmy Kelly" had been arrested
and indicted. The indictment against
Jimmy Kelly was dismissed late In
1905 and an Indictment was found
against Ellison instead.
cOut DN'r KEEP AWAY FROM
FOURTEENTH STREET.
Ellison returned TO New York In Janu-
my. 1907. and was seen in Fourteenth
street. but lodged out Of sight before the
slcuths from Headquarters could locate
him. He kept out of sight until April
2s OF last year. when Detective Lieu.
tcnants Cray and Savage picked him M
In Columbus Circle me placed him un.
der arrest.
Tho chief and most convincing witnes,
against Ellison was a man known n,
Rough House" Hogan. who, all th,
other witnesses agreed. was In Kelly,
place. at the time OF Tho shooting. Ho.
van swore that Ellison killed Harring.
ton In the manner described. Pau
Kelly could not be found. but popped
into siEht after Ellison was convicted.
Sentence was pronounced on Ellison
O Juno 20. 1911. On July 4 GeorE,
Gordon Battle. who had been called int
the case after the conviction. obtAinet
M order from Justice Giogerich reQuir.
Ing the District Attorney TO show caus,
why n certificate OF reasonable doubt II
tho case Ut Ellison should not issue.
Tho issue was argued before Justice
Lehman. who on July 10 refused TO II
sue q certificate OF reasonable doubt
which would act as a stay pending al
appeal to the Appellate Division. Bu
on Nov. II. four months later. Justic,
Lehman heard another molten. an,
upon evidence furnished. which tende,
to establish an abb. granted the Ger
tincate.
An application for bail was made i'm
mediateiy. Justice IAhman delayed &C
ton until Jan. Z. when he issued an or
der fixing bail at $4,000. A bond wa,
promptly furnished by Antonio Bar
lone of No. 81 Kenmare street, a thor
oughfare between Lafaystts street an
the Bowery. 10 named 81 the bshest O.
Big Tim" Sullivan after the blrthplac,
OF mis- mother In Ireland.
Several citizens of New York walk m,
streets In nervous apprehension sine,
Ellison was released ON bail. because n,
has threatened TO KIN Thorn. One o
those he q threatened is Lieut.. Cray
but Cray In not nervous. being used 4
defending himself.
III hin In sent up the river" me- O
his friends remarked not long since
everybody that had anything 10 d,
with sending ham up will got theirs
Only for they cleared the courtroom
when he was convicted and sentence,
there would have been something doin,
right In the Criminal Courts Building. Il
Bin don't set the people who double
crossed him. others will"