The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-21
HAD A SIX-DAY MAN HUNT.
FREMONT POLICE sCoUR LORrLLARDs
ToODS FOR 4 MURDERER


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hncy TRACKED woman nnd Caught Her
Taking breakfast to u Lurking italian
Him They Chased Through brake,
THROUGH Rr,.r. rh,ouoh Md Paddle. o,a
ao, v,, ~ g.. ,..-,,
Ever since James Ross. tho Italian. was
murdered and his brother George nearly killed
% IN their residence at 1SIth street and Arthur
avenue on the evening OF Labor Day. Sept Z.
Capt Murphy dctectlvcs, Brady and Donohuc.
have been looking for Nicholas Baglino. tho
only one OF the party who were in the house on
tho night Of tho murder who succeeded in
eluding arrest Tho police believed that
Nicholas was tho man who killed James Ross.
George Ross. however. states that Carmina
Lii hI,,, tr.V ",,.o D"s' ", w.
XIII him .Georgel but succeeded only In
makes them st m nS a as to anu ea s
Aweek or moro ago Italians told tho detec-
Woods and that a woman carried food to him
regularly Others who said they had seen tho
80 ia a. - 80 '.' ~, Va NV
Baglino. Lorillard's Woods. part of which is
the southern boulevard ana Pelham avenue
into W"steh.st"r COUNTY rs inr as Whtc Plains
800, =. . eo. .' 10 ''' n' -" n nv. .',''
hni niles wdo by y thr" ' m"s on rw0 oa IT
thick with briers and undcrbrush and nnrticu
On Monday last six policemen, with De-
tcotives Brady md nonoh' , NJ th "I hnoS
searched the woods. but discovered t no Itaia"
On Tuesday they searched again. without sue
assured them that the man was still
mil Trid,v ,,,on ' u.s. , va.
, un,,' , tt,aay: W WIN, somo mounted mon
cam, NM, th, ma, b,d rot ne,n n .o,,c,. S,t
the dotsctyss hah l"arrs u at ysS Erua
was the woman Who was carrying fn TODD to The
wo9ds.,
ShG Is the vie OF Joseph Frurn. black
l lIss. on the WSstchss sids d, tho Bronx
Ni ,,S, OPPOSITE FRENCH CharYy,,s Island. near
on guard MIR az tho Lnck smiths house. and
%afene1 II ai rfiday night At Gcl9ek SIT
ee rnHs and Wsi a S1 two BY hours n
inteF tho watchers bad the satisfaction of see.
eaSn rs 1Ha ' sr ff rom t T.. on o1
of the tive t" the Nfw {9rS side
the coaTs" the VS a ft bray fni
lowed along the New York Shore while Police
nun MchIWch anu Dttec,lvc p1nohuc kept
ner IN siRht as well rs they could from the
,Mestchehtcr county shore She plunged along.
about S sn m TSen Brsdy "ans iht
sight II u man coming out of II clump OF
bushes Es t to meet ether her: ,.,.,. .,. 49,.
oI Mr a. frnta gave hasty glance about her
anu caught sigIt q Brady, she Yare quick
sGiGndai to the Italian and fell to gathering
pgSSshbs oa Inc stranger stranger, turned and ran. A..
nrst OF the party who caught sight Of the
OBJECT OF their search was to llro his pistol as
asiEnal 10 the others Brady fired and the
1uRitlNs IticKGned hia pace.
nho Bfnnx ltyer is not very deep at any point
placcs wher" inc water would not moro than
low places. the fugitive selected a spot whore
the water was above his wal list. and plunsinR
In ne started TIA Tor the Westehestor shore. As
ttective Donohue and Policeman McKowen and
ne turned about, evidently thinking it was bet
te1 to lace one man than two;
{orhed wh4t seemed to be secure footing. and
detective a 20 Ron"hue !nmIesl ON It to get within
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puddy water Policeman mcKowen dragged
him out by the heels. while tho Italian wn1ed
HcIoss the river ana surrendered to Detective
br4dy.
Locked him HE because they belsyed he must
the woman and found Tint she had q carefully
prepared breakfast IN the basket she carried.
on saturday ~" police learned that tn" pris-
oncr hsd lived In the woods two weeks for the