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MAYOR GAYN0R SHOT.'1'
(Continued from Page 1.)
to the pier in company with his sec
retary, Robert Adnmson. Gaynor
planned to spend n month's vacation
in Europe, landing at Bremen, and
KohiR through the North sea to the
coast of Norway. He was to matt
the trip unaccompanied.
Shortly after lie reached the mam
deck of the North German Lloyd
liner he was joined by President
Montt of Chile, Senora Montt, the
president's wife, nnd a party of of
ficial?., niiienj: whom were "Bijr Bill"
Edward, New York street cleaning
commissioner, and D. J. Keiley, of
the Hoboken police department.
Members of President Montt's suite
were nearby.
Shot Four Times.
No attention was paid to Gallagh
er as he approached Mayor Gaynor.
"When he was within a few feet of
the mayor he drew n revolver and
Tapidly fired four times. One bullet
struck Gaynor in the back of the
head. The mayor staggered forward
into the arms of Secretary Adnm
son. With the first shot, Edwards and
Keiley rushed townrd Gallagher, and
after the fourth succeeded in wrest
ing the revolver from him. Gnlln
jhcr put up a short fight and after
being clubbed into submission with
his own revolver was nifehed down
the gang plank and turned over to
the Hoboken police.
Many People Near.
The 6hooting occurred on the port
side of the deck forward, which was
thronged with persons haying their
farewells to the departing passen
gers. The shots and the struggle to
disnra the assailant threw them into
CQjjfu&ipn. Gaynor was carried
through a companionway in n steam
er chair into his suite abonrd the
liner and physicians hastily applied
first aid.
Meanwhile, and on the way to the J
hospital, the wounded mayor did not
lose consciousness, pon his arrival
at St. Mary's hospital ho asked that
an effort be mnde to clear his throat
of blood. Ether was administered
and Dr. Melville begnn probing for
the bullet. One of Gnynor's sons
accompanied his father to the hos
pitnl. Shortly after Gaynor arrived at
the hospital Drs. Strnuch nnd Meyer,
the surgeons, issued the following
bulletin :
"Only one bullet &truck Mayor
Gaynor. The missile entered at the
back of the head below the ear, in
the region of the mnrtoid bone,
whdre it buried itself. Preliminary
examination discloses that the wound
is not necessarily fatal."
While the surgeons were working
over Mayor Gaynor his assailant
was being "sweated" by the Hoboken
police. Gallagher is .'55 years of age
and formerly was a foreman in the
3fow York city dock department, nc
cording to his statement. lie refused
"to reveal his motive for attempting
.the life of the mayor- Detectho
-Sergeant Barrono nnd nounmnnu
O'Donoghue continued a sharp ex
amination of the prisoner.
Consultation Called.
A consultation of physicians at
St. Marj-'s hospital was called at
about 1 o'clock. Drs. Arlitz, Brow
er, Stewart, Dowd, Ledcrle. Stack,
Granclle, Paris, Melville and Hartley
attended the consultation. Most of
them are staff physicians at the hos
pital. At noon Mrs. Harry Vingiit, the
mayor's daughter, drove to the hos
pital in an automobile. She was not
allowed to see her father. Her
brother told her that th-j mayor was
cheerful and that the prospect was
hopeful. The patient's vitality
counted greatly in his favor, and on
this the doctors are relying for his
recovery.
Dr. Spalding, assistant pastor of
the church Mayor Gaynor attends,
called at the hospital, but he also
wr.s excluded from the patient's
room by the physicians.
Capturo Sensational.
The capture of Gallagher was sen
j fired a shot at Gaynor. I do not
know whether I fired more than one
shot.
Wanted n Porterhouse.
''Knowing that. Gaynor was goiug
to Europe this morning to enjoy
himself after depriving me of my
bread and butter, I was angry.
There was no porterhouse stenk for
me. This is what irritated me to the
point of committing the act.
"The revolver you have shown me
is the one I did the shooting with. I
don't know how many shots wero in
the revolver when I used it. I have,
had tho revolver for a long time.
I used it when I was in the employ)
of the city."
Gallagher a Widower.
Gallagher told his story only af
ter he had been shnrpl.V questioned
by the detectives. His picture and
measurements were taken nnd after
he had told about the .-hooting he
was locked in a cell.
Gallagher is a widower and has
no children. He was discharged by
I shot them. I done them up.' "
Tho district attorney believes that
Ynmnguchl !s In hiding in como Jap
anese colony on the coast.
ELEVEN KILLED IN WRECK.
(Continued from pngo 1)
i fmnmiKsinnnr Tomnkins of the du
rational. The first shot from the,oWlt ,ii.c n,i frrip nn n
charge of drunkenness. Gallagher
had been in the employ of the city
for about four yenrs.
SAYS JAP TOLD OF CRIME.
maddened mnn's revolver struck
Gaynor. Two other shots followed
before Gallagher was overpowered.
Bystanders declare that the other
bullets were fired nt Secretary Ad
ninson, although this could not be
confirmed. Adamson was unhurt.
The football training of Commis
sioner Bill Edwards, who weighs 330 .of Yamaguchl.'s visit to her In Oak-
pounds nnd played guard on the land after tho shooting, and In which
Priiipnlnn pIpvph. iiidnd in tho nuink.lt I allesed he confessed that ho
capture of Gallagher. Edwards made
a flying tackle, catching Gallagher
(Continued from pago 1)
Cnrs Arc Splintered.
The bnggage and express car and
the smoker were splintered and the
freight cars and (he wreckage of the
passenger scattered across the right
of wny.
The freight was under orders to
meet the passenger nt Ignacio, where
it was to wait for the passenger. It
lhft tlu station nnd was ton rill L'
I down the main line when the accident
occurred.
General Manager Hunter of tho
Northwestern 1'aeific today placed
the blame for the accident on Con
ductor Flaherty of the freight. The
conductor i accused of having ig
nored orders to wait at Ignacio and
allow the passenger train to pass.
Most of the dead were in the
smoking car, which was buried- un
der the wreckage of the freight en
gine and it-, tender. The victims
were terribly mangled. Identification
in most ca.-cs was difficult. Some
of the bodies were almost cut in two
and all were brtiixt'd and crushed.
CRIPPEN DENIES CONFESSION.
(Continued from Page 1.)
"No work from Crippen about tlu
ousu until he sees me," said New
ton. "I am satisfied that the au
thorities know no more nhitnt the al
leged crime than they did before
Dr. Crippen's arre-t."
GAYNOR'S CAREER USEFUL.
to Influence tho pnllclon of tho ad
nilulMtrntlon. .Miido IJottM'.t Wait.
It Iiuh been no uncommon night In
the city hull to wo Murphy Hitting
I In thu outor office waiting Ms turn
with tho other cnllern to neo Mayor
(.uyuor, n thing almoHt unprecedent
ed In tho history of democratic nil
nilnlHtratlon In New York.
Onynor'N ndmlnlHtrntlon Iiuh been
decidedly one for reform. Ho Iiuh
ruled ngnliiHt police interftironco with
(Continued from Pnco 1.)
'Illegal biiHiicHHcit iiiiIomh tho action of
tho pollco wriH ItHolf lawfully taken.
Ilu linn ruled agalimt "uuggeHtlvo"
thi'iitrlcal porformnucmt; linn muck u
tour of tho "white- light" dlHtrlct to
Htmly cmulltlotiH of Now York'n night
life, and thon ruvokud tho all night
IIcciihch of hoiuo of tho downtown
rafcH. Whllo ougnged In thin nort of
work, tho mayor Iiuh hon oiuploycd
In broader roforinn to curry out bin
Ideal of a "clean government without
graft."
EASY TO CURE.
Couflhs, Colds, Sore Throat and Catarrh.
killed all the Kendalls.
District Attorney Lea said he had i
above the knees nnd bringing him' intended withholding tho statement j .
violently to tho deck. Gallagher, until the grand Jury considered the' " "i'n. It will cure en-
. t .., J.i.r lw.ni,an f tho mnnw i-nmnrn UUIU "1 UU llUbC UJ 11HU1II liwuinu
if you follow directions. Don't Iny it
fought desperately, but his revolver, case, but hecauso of the many rumors
was wrenched from his hand. Ed-, involving Mrs. Starbuck in alleged
wards then sat on Gallagher until , contradictory statements and oven in
Adamson had assisted the mayor to timating that she sent Yamaguchl to
a chnir nnd came to his aid. A dock tho ranch to drive out tho Kendalls,
luboro who did not give his name J with whom Bhe had legal difficulties,
also aded Edwards in rushing Gal-' tho district attorney In fairness to
Inghe down the gnngplnnk nnd into .Mrs. Starbuck gave her nuthoritatlvo
tho hands of tho locnl police.
Teddy Is Shocked.
Secretary Adamson received the
following telegram from Colonel
Roosevelt;
"I am shocked nnd horrified be
yond measure nt the shooting.
Pleuso send me information regard
ing Mayor Gaynor's condition."
In the event of tho death of Gay
nor, President John Pnrroy Mitchell
at the bonrd of aldermen would be
come mnyor.
Assassin Talk.
Declaring that he was desperate
because Mayor William J. Gaynor
of New York has deprived him of
his bread and butter, and then start
ed on a trip to Europe to enjoy him
self, James J. Gallagher told tho po
lice that he shot tho New York ex
ecutive on the deck of the liner Kai
ser Wilhelm der Grosso today, Gal
lagher talked relnetontly nfter ho
hnd been questioned by tho officers
nt the Hoboken police station.
"I came to Hoboken shortly nfter
1) o'clock," Gallagher told tho police.
"I bonrded tho stenmer nnd met a
clergymen and asked him to point
out Gaynor to me. When he did so f
statement to the United Press.
After tho description of Ynma
guchl's appearanco at her home, Mrs.
Starbuck was asked:
"What did ho say about tho fight?"
"Ho said Tom Kendall struck him
and tried to kill him, and shot at
him, and then thoy all pitched onto
him. Thon he said: 'I killed him. I
made away with him.' I said: 'You
must be mad. You must bo dream
ing.' "
"Did ho say ho hmad l.illed these
people?"
"No. Ho said he had mnde away
with them."
"Did ho evy anything ntout what
Instrument ho had used?"
"No. Ho eaid: 'Kendall shot me,'
ho said there was glass in his pocket
with a metal back and thft if it had
not been for that ho would have
killed him. But, of course. I did not
believe it. Hj promised to come back,
hut never did p. I do not know
whoro ho Is now. I noticed that his
faco was black near tho corner of
his eye. I said: 'What, thoy struck
you, you poor boy?'
"He Bald; 'Tom Kendall struck me,
pounded and kicked mo aid shot me,
nsido when the snuffling, hawking
and spitting have ceased. Stick to it
daily until you nre sure that the ca
tarrh germ is dead, and thnt your
air passages are freo from their poi
sonous influence. Hyomci (pro
nounced Iligh-o-me) is tho only
trentment for nose, thront nnd lung
troubles that has over been sold with
the understanding thnt if it did not
euro it was to cost absolutely noth
ing. Hyomei can be obtained nt drug
gists everywhere nnd at Charles
Strang's, who guarantees it to cure
catarrh, croup, sore throat, coughs
and colds. A complcto outfit, $1,
which is mighty cheap for n remedy
thnt has cured more ensos of ca
tarrh than nil tho catarrh specialists
on earth.
An outfit consists of nn inhaler, a
bottle of Hyornei, a supply of nnti
soptio gauzo, a medicine dropper nnd
full instructions for use. The in
haler is made pocket size, of hard
rubber, and will last a lifetime. And
benr in mind that extra bottlos of
Ilyoraoi, if needed, cost only 50
ecntB. "
MIONA
Cures indigestion
It relieves Btomach misery, bout stom
ach, belchiug,and cores all stomach dls
easo or money bock. Largo box of tab
lot CO cents. Druggist fa oil town.
Inntlon for governor, also for Justlco
of tho court of appeals, Gaynor show
ed his aversion to political life. In
1001 for tho second time ho ignored
the proffered nomination for govern
or on tho democratic tlckot.
(iiiynor was one of tho first Jurist
to take up tho gago against tho fa
voritism shown by tho rnllroads In the
adjustment of freight rates.
Made IniHrtunt llccisloim.
On the bench Gaynor stood for a
strict Interpretation of tho law. II In
decisions bearing upon misuse of tho
pollco power in congested municipal
ities such New York city woro among
the most Important that ho rendered.
Tho fact that Judge Gaynor Issued
ninny Injunctions restraining tho po
lice from arbitrary Intorferenco with
lnwbreaklng resorts wub hold up as
reprohonBlblo by Gnynor's political
enemies. Hut fho prnctlcnl result of
compelling tho pollco to proceed with
their blorkndcfl under judicial author
ity, It Ib considered by many, pre
vented much nlniHo and grafting In
New York municipal forces.
Previous to entering tho mayor
alty campaign in Now York last No
vombor, Gaynor wnn a justice of tho
second appellate division of tho su
premo court of Now York. Ho re
signed from tho bonch to head tho
democratic tlckot against Otto nun
nurd. Gaynor wns ovorwholmlngly
elected.
His residence Is nt No. 20 Eighth
avenuo, Brooklyn.
Presidential TJiiiImm-.
Gnynor's election to tho mayor's
office at once brought him Into na
tional prominence nnd talk of him
as tho rnnn- most llkoly to bo nomin
ated by tho democrats for president
has been persistent. Gnynor'H po
litical record In Now York Is regard
ed by tho domocratn ns putting him
in the clasfl with tho leaders of con-
Borvntlvo roform. Ho Is his. own man,
tho party loaders Bay. Whllo ho was
Biipported by Tammany, It wbh no
tice ablo that ho was not controlled
by Loador Chnrlcs F. Murphy of tho
old Now York Tammnny ring. Mur-i
phy has heon frlondly with tho mny
or, but ho has had little- opportunity
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