The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-29
rD|C TINS" DEATH
| DUE TO ACCIDENT,
/, CORONER REPORTS
Jury Disposes a Foul Play
Theory After Raihoad Men
i Testify It Inquest.
NURSE READY TO OUT.
McCluskey Tesfies He Packed
J, Up to Leave House After
/ Failing in Search.
NURSE READY TO OUT.

Seliceman. Q male nurse end several
oa1foad employees were called - Wit
usnses to-day when Coroner Healy. IN
- Bronx. held the Inquest into the
Aoth Of consressman ''BiG Tim" Sulli-
-, whose unidentified body was found
q Tie tracks Of the New York. New
Revsu and Hartford Railroad. north Of
Raham Parkway. on Sunday morning.
NvR. q. II was not till two weeks later
woeu big Tina body Wa brought
opsm the FordhAm Morgue down TO
Deusvus on the way to Pottsrs Field.
0as the Consrssman's identity was es'
oabiihhed.
AZ the conclusion OF the testimony the
Oeeoner's jury reported. apparently dis
Dpsing Of the foul play theory:
1--WE md that the death OF Timothy
., Sullivan was caused by An accident
oseciuskey. who had been employed
- nurse TO watch Big Tim" told on
ne witness stand that after ne had
huseed on q motorcycle for the missing
Congressman and failed to get trail OF
his charge, he went back 20 the house.
eanked up his things and got ready to
gait the Job.
James Stack. Q mounted patrolman
attached to tho westchester station.
vas he frst Witness called. He said
thss early on the morning OF Aug. III
h was notifed by the lieutenant In
charge Of the westchester police sta.
ton that the body of . man had been
found dead near Pelham Parkway on
tn tracks Of the New Haven road. and
that he rode to the designated place
ana there found Patroiman zankis. An
ambulancs from Fordham Hospital.
With DR.. Colosso. was On the scene
prioe to the appearance of Patrolmsn
Stack. The ambulance surgeon pro.
nounced the man dead.
stack testified that he directed Pa
troiman Zankis to communicate with
the Coroner's office and with the West
chester police station, and that zankis
hsturned from Q police booth later and
sai1 that the body was to - removed
20 the Fordham Morgus.
WARNED ENGINEER TO SLOW
DOWN LOCOMOTIVE.
NE policeman said he Questioned e.
r. Rabinsld Of No. ga East One Hun.
d. d and Fifty-second street. q nagman
and one OF the crew Of . locomotive
winch had psAscd over the boiy Vt
"Blg Tim" Rabinaid, he said. told Of
having sean the body. which appeared
- aim to b . bundiA" lying ON The
6Asks about nifty fest ahead az the
Aa6ktng engine and Of having shouted
- che engineer 70 slow down. Before
- engine could b. brought 70 Q stop.
p0ak was Informed by the nagman. the
oDoemouvs end tender paassd over The
80.
ne mem witness called was Frank J
uDClusksy. Q usrsA Of No. ~ Wss
01-dfth street. who had been 60
0nsd to care for the Congressman q
- Aeme Of his brother. Patrick sulii
~. N the Bronx. from which he Cts
0DsArsd . few hours bsfors his bod
~ fes,ad. At the time Of his disa~
osoncs Big Tim wore hat bslonsinl
- oGcCausksy. Nociusksy sasd that h,
Dtsd he Conersssmaa 10 bed abou
0ook on the morning Of the sist.
then had supper" said tho nnrss
DoW O'Clock ] saw Mr.. Sullivan "
- n his bed. doxed off In a MORT
n6. woke up with start and wen
- - Mr.. 6sNNvan's room and foun,
- ~ was gone. I wNat downstair
- questioned one OF the other nurses
- oarss saA she had sen nothins o
~ Sullivan"
9ARcH FAILING. NURSE GET,
= READY TO DEPART.
And what dA you DO thsnr- asks