The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22


| whom he was we'll known as Frank
Lowe, that there was a third man i'm
plicated in the fatal fight on the Frank
| lin avenue bridge, but was prevented
from saying anything further by the
sudden entrance of his attorney.
Calderone has been in hiding at the
home of Mrs. Charles Davis, 452 st.
Anthony avenue, colored woman,
since early Thursday morning. He was
| taken to the house of DR.. Turner, upon
whom he called to have his wounds
| dressed.
| After the terrible fight on the bridge
Calderone, finding that he was badly
| wounded, decided to come to st. PAU
| to. have his injuries dressed by Or:
| Turner, who claims to have treated
| him several times during the past two
+ years for different ailments. He walk
| ed the entire distance and bled freely
| until near the corner Of Dale and Uni
versity avenue, where the trail Of blood
discovered by the detectives last
! Thursday disappeared, when the plood
began to clot about the wounds and
| prevented further flow.
| With his face covered with blood and
| his clothes bedrabbled and dripping
with it, he walked on down University
avenue and Wabasha street to DIR.
| Turner's office, 81 East Seventh street.
| A man, who claims to have seen him,
! stated that his face was so covered
with blood that he took him in the
| darkness for a negro.
DR.. Turner states that he was called
| by telephone at his house about 4
| o'clock and asked by some man to
| come to his office Immediately as there
| was man who had been kicked by
! horse awaiting treatment. He does not
know who this man was, but stated
| last night that Calderone told him that
| he had stopped man on the street
and asked him to telephone for DR..
| Turner.
HE has been to my office several
| time for treatment and knew very well
where it was. He waited in the hall
| until I arrived and was in a very weak
ened condition when found him.
! 81 found that he had seven stab
wounds. He had three on the back of
| his head. There was one on the left
side of his head an inch and half
| long, one on the back of his head an
inch long, and another similar one on
the right side. He also had a small
wound on the top of his head. Only
/ one of the cuts was clear to the bone,
| and none are very serious.
'He had cut four inches long eX-
tending from the base of the skull down
his neck. All the fingers on his right
| hand were cut to the bone, as if he
|
| and it was jerked out Of his hand. The
| forefinger on his left hand was also cut
| to the bone.
"Calderope did not tell me anything
about the trouble at the time but
simply said he had been cut. and
asked him no other questions. He was
very weak, and after some of the nerv-
| Gus excitement under which he was
suffering had left him he began to
| collapse. / kept him up by the use Of
| Stimulants.
Later I took him out to my friends
house and he was given room.
walked him the entire distance. and he
| was pretty weak when we got there.
| Calderone told DR.. Turner on Friday
| that he wanted to see some lawyer, and
| Attorney McGhee was recommended.
| McGhee visited him during the morn
| ing, and, according to the attorneys
story, the man stated as soon as he
| disappeared that he desired to give
himself up. After questioning him, the
attorney recommended that he do SO
and arrangements were Immediately
made for his surrender.
AS the man was in a feverish and
| weakened condition, McGhee decided to
| turn him over to Sheriff Dreger in
| stead of the police, as he would be pro-
| tected there. He was not in condition
| to be moved Friday, but yesterday aft
ernoon the physician pronounced him
| a little stronger, and it was decided
| to take him to Minneapolis.
Arrangements for the trip were
f! quietly made A hack was secured
| from the ST. Paul Omnibus and Car
riage company and placed in charge
of Joseph Fontaine, trusted driver.
The carriage was taken by a round
| about way to the mans hiding place,
and, in company with Attorney Nc
| Chez and DR.. Turner, Calderone start
ed for Minneapolis about $50 o'clock.
Soon after the carriage left the liv-
cry barn the proposed trip to Mime
apolis was tipped off to the police by
someone The st. Paul police imme-
diately informed the Minneapolis force.
who were angered when informed that
the man was to be secretly turned over
to the sheriff.
They were determined to bring him
in themselves, and the entire force of
plainclothes men and all the day po-
licemen were detailed along the various
roads leading into Minneapolis with
instructions to arrest the party. The
depots were also guarded, and all the
intervening station between st. Paul
and Minneapolis were notified to look
for the trio.
The police were given a good de-
scription Of the carriage and driver