New-York tribune., 1919-12-29

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A man believed TO be Walter ]. Bahr
OF 1O7 Congress Avenue, jersey CitL
was found dying from wood alcoho.
poisoning at 9 Napier Place. Dunton
Queens, last evening. In the house
with HIM the police discovered two
women and fve-year- girl. also
UNCONSCIOUS, apparently. from the same
cause: lhcE were taken to St Mary's
Hospital. The man was taken to ja-
malca Hospital. where he died
One Of the women, Mrs. Florence
Goodrich, of II Melville Pace. Union
Course. revived at the hospital and told
the authorities that the child was her
daughter. Evelyn. She said that they
had been visiting the other woman
Mrs. Mary Osori
In the room where the four were
found unconscious two gallon jugs
found. Mrs. Goodrich told phvsicians
that she had drunk nothing and said
that she and her little girl had been
made Ill by eating candy,
man who was found Unconscious
IN front Of 452 West Fourteenth Street
vas taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, whore
Or James Toshack. after eXaminin,
him thoroughly, said he was sutfering
from wood alcohol poisoning A bank
o0ok IN his pocket bore the name
James Bosnian"
From Hartford. Corn. and otho,
Connecticut Valley cities. where siytv
deaths have resulted from holiday in
dulgencc in what was supposed to b.
WhisHy. the police received contirna-
ton yesterday of earlier reports that =
twelve barrel consignment of surpassed
wood alcohol liquor had been shipped
from New York by man believed t.
be Adolph Panarelli, OF 81 Rleccker
Street. Neither police nor Federal rev
enue agents have been able to trace
the missing wholesale wine, oil and
grocery dealer.
Trey also learned, as result Of the
Hartford investigation, that panareni
vas looked upon by the Hartford our
caasers as only go-between for the
real venders, and it was said last nioht
that the men from whom the fugitive
Panareill probably purchased his sup
ply VIII be arrested to-day. The four
Hartford bootleggers, frightened bv a
mounting toll that keeps adding to the
list OF murder charges against them.
sought TO gain favor by telling all thew
knew about their New York source Of
alcoholic supply.
Five OF tie New York victims boucht
their poison. according to the police. in
the neighborhood of "Jimmio's Place "
as the lodging house and saloon of
James Condor is known, in the vicin-
ity o1 the Fall River Line pier Two
OF these victims died Saturday night IN
the lodging house A third died early
yesterday and fourth later in the
day.
he fifth man reached his home. told
his family, who were alarmed at his
condition, that he had been visiting
friends at Condon's saloon. He died
soon after an ambulance from Harlem
Hospital arrived
This victim was Michael MCGOWAN.
tifty-scven years old, of 10 East 127th
Street. He staggered in there soon
after o'clock yesterday morning.
Members OF the family became alarmed
when he had a severe hemorrhage OF
the nose. Dr. Eichler. Harlem Hospital
ambulance surgeon, arrived soon at-er-
ward IN response to telephone call,
lie found the man unconscious and a
short time later pronounced HIM dead.
Deputy Medical Examiner Thomas
Coma lcs, after ordering the body to
the Morgue for an autopsy, which viii
be performed to-day, learned from
members OF McGowan's family that he
had been visiting the saloon and lodg-