The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-11
BIG TIM" TRIED
TODROWN SELF
ON OCEAN TRIP
Former Leader Attempted to
Hurl Self Over Rail of
Liner lmperator.
BROTHER SAVED HIM.
No Trace of Missing Congress
man Yet Found-Cone
Eleven Days.
BROTHER SAVED HIM.

Though sill PROCESSING 10 believe that
the Big Fellow" 70 "an right" end "in
the hsnds Of good frssnAs." fsssads Of
Representative Sullivan are maaifsotiy
worried over their failure to ma any
trace Of him s!ncs his disappsaraneA
eleven days ago.
II has been disclosed that 0uitvaa
tried to throw himself overheard 10 The
course Of his journey 70 New Yosk -
the Impsrator In July and was nAs.
rowiy prevented by his brothsc Patrick
n. Sullivan. who accompanied hjm Vhsa
hs went abroad. II IL said alss that
the Big Fellow" was the object Of
schemes during HE journey to rob him
OF oil his property and that he actually
suffered . loss Ut $4,000 At the han1s
Of sharpers.
Big Tine haSgard appearance anA
tired look Of his brother whom they
arrived ct the dock In Hoboksn proved
to eli Who saw them that they had un.
dsrsons great mental suffering durlns
the voyage. II 10 said that Patrick Sui
Ivan scarcely slept throughout the voy.
age. In his efforts to keep Q constant
watch on his brother from the moment
the latter disclosed the suicidal mslan.
choIla manifested when he aSse npts Cd
70 jump over the lmpsrster's rail-
FRIENDS KEPT OUSv CHASING
.. FAKE CLUBS.
All the o,an Sullivan and Close frisods
Of the ing Nsiiow'' 3oin II denying
these allegations. but they DO NOT sue.
cssd In conesalinS their worry isst hs
may have dlsappsarsd for the last time.
TAsy have been busy tracing take cluss
to the Big Fellows whereabouts and
asserting their simulated oonadsncs
nat hs will yet Appear. II was rsportsd
that Mr.. Sullivan was at Rivsrside Inn.
smithto~n. I. l.. With his o,d friend
Col. "Miks" PaAdsn. Peddsn vas at
the Nm. but with him was Joseph suiii.
van. seventsen.year-oid son oe The late
Little Tim" Sullivan.
Later william Galloway. Q Watchman
employed at No. "a Fifth avenue ap-
pearsd at the ofhcss Of william b. ELI.
soo, OuilivAns counsel. and said he had
seen the missing man the nisht OF his
disappsarancs on Fifth avenue. near
Twenty sixth street; that Sullivan had
asked him where the 81. George Hotel
was; that he had said the hotel wanted
was probably the Prince George. In
rwsnty.sighth street. near Fifth avenue.
and that his Questioner had gone In that
direction. He said he had known sulll-
van for years.
0aiioway'a Identification was found to
BE- faulty. When asked to describe Mt.
Suiiivan's apparel he said the man wore
"a dark suit, almost II not quite black.
and . iow-crovned. hard straw hat"
WouLp.Bg JOKER GETS 0usv
ON TELEPHONE.
Another clue that the family received
during the day proved worthless. II
came In Just before o'clock a. Law
renee Mull,gan. suiiivan's haif-brother.
vas standing In the lobby OF the Hotel
a.. Denis when some one Insisted that
he BE- called to the telephone.
"The big fellow" said the voice q:
the other end Of the wire. rs ., Thirty.
third stree, and Fifth avenue"
inquiry showed that the message had
come from Q telephone statioa near the
Grand Central Terminal
"soms would.be Joker" said Mr.. Null
Asan when the connection had bssn
traced.
Mr.. Mulligan. like Patrick II. Sullivan.
william u. Ellison. Frank J. Farrell
and others OF the missing mans closest
friends were plainly more worried yss.
terdsy than on any day since It became
known he had dissppssred. All PRO-
fesssd to believe he would return In due
time. Muii!gan kept . fast automobile
within easy reach oil day. while tbs
others spent . good part Of the time
tsisphoning.
} "Tm not worried about Big Tim "
said Mr.. MuiliEan late last night 81
know that he 10 safe. but II seems q
ne that Il would be the decent thinl
for the person he 10 staying WIN to Cir
~ of. Wherever he 10 I know that b
u In good hands. but those whom he Il
with should. : think. give Us . line OF
what 10 up"
Others OF the Sullivans were inclinst
TO think they never again would %,
their chief In life. Along the Bower,
! the word passed that sullivan wou,t
probably bs found In Long Islsn,
Sound.
| Tim was tired and decided to qu,
i. L. was the explanation OF the Bow~y