The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-29
ASHES OF The DEAD
MISTAKEN FOR BOMB.
Package Left at AID Street
Restaurant Leads to Tusslc
Before Diners.
polJCE UNCOVER ERROR

xmap And a woman entering Murray's
-.,.uran, In West Forty-second street
-. 9 o'clock last night handed to
.,o n,.h,y with their a u heavy
%, n,per covered package securely
sou,d with stout Irvine.
"ps careful Of that" admonished the
n.n slipping half a dollar into the
-,.. hand. and don't let II drop on
the floor
r,s ho,boy VA careful. Also he was
.,,io,s \ few days & Pat kyne,
,,,naser Of the restaurant. discharged
,.yo,al Italian cooks. and threats OF
-. we're in the air. The boy did
~. IKE the looks Of the package
:, ,old MIR. Kyne. but ne could not
.-,h. the man and woman and a
-,,rch 81 the restaurant faiied 10 reveal
Nom Mr.. Kyns can anxious men
.oIr,ed. then frightened and AFTER tear
Wv mai, holes in the brown paper abou
~. package. his fingers striking some-
.,,,s hard and metallic inside, he tele-
phoned to the police.
vben Ius pec,or of C~omoustiblee owen
Van and Detectives Dopohue and Brum-
-,.-,o, Of the second branch reached
~. restaurant; Mr.. kyne n taken
n".,ods 10 insure the non-combustion OF
ne package and turned II over 10 IN
"s.n- Egan. Tho latter. too. was sus-
49,. ard hurried 10 the second branch
N a tGNicab. ,,,..
~ rinaerly unwound the twine and
~. nancr. Exam WAS cautious and 40
,s,. ths others, including b eight
.ou.cren sent over from tho west
Tnrty-serond street station.
,rgd. tho paper and Irvine was this
hrnn,s urn inscribed on the side
..>,,h., lite Dcnlin. died Octooer %
ais" And inside h urn. when In.
.,sc.or Egan delved further. were iouno
y,ay ashes. The v made II airtiSn!
Nd the ashes we're un~d!sturbed' but
~. a, were owen Egan. Capt ui'ue'
and the other anxious onlookers NJ .hs
.scond branch detective bureau -
nan, stood out on their brows and has1e
vas made TO cover the urn anu "p"''
n. brown paper and twine'
r,sn another taxicab was summoned
,,d Evan hurried back to Murray's WITH
NJ. precious burden.
Meanwhile: ~.
We man who gave the hatboy the
Il, dollar and the adnonition TO be
.,,sr,, with a certain package presented
Ms check-No. 23l-for his n MS
ties vraps and the package. the!
,ad tsen dining quietly upstairs all tNs
,i,ne Mr.. Kyne was fumblinS with the
nackage in the closed bar and telephon'
NJ for the police. The man inquired foi
MIS- re. The hoy Vas suaHe. pu'
obtura,e.
Nothing DOING he said. and waved
has thumb toward Mr.. kyne.
The man was almost speechless. h'
demanded h package. lie whiss
With rage. and wher Mr.. kyne started
o e~xplain-,hey were both then stand
.ng in the bar-he was too excited &c
val. for explanations. the two mer
w,e.,led. Ones collar was ripped. Botf
segs scratched. Tho tussle spread &c
lie lobby in view OF the other diners
Excitement reigned. Some one sum
inon,l police aid, and onc. more th'
police entered.
DON'T you know who | am pleaded
he man who had one had the package
I'm Ray f. Frye. manager OF Camp
celis undertaking concern at "il Yves
Twenty third street. That package con
, ialued the urn with Mabel Hite Donlin'
ashes. Mike Donlin is a close friend o
:a!Nc. ard he asked me as a special favo
'ot TO entrust the urn to n OF n.
>.porlna'es. SO I decided TO take |
Tonight 10 our new receiving vault a
go Broadway"
Again Mr.. Kyne tried Ia explain Ii
slsNIc.ons-the Italian cooks bombs
&c-but this time the police prevents
further physical demonstrations AM
just hen "hen matters were gettin'
worse. owen Eagan came a with tn
T'chage securely wrapped and tied an'
"" Frye received every ones apologies