The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-28
FUGITIVE WILL FIGHT
Father Of Suspected Murderer
Declares His Son will
Resist Arrest.


Patchogue, l. L., Nov. 27.-"They viii
never take that boy without getting hurt.
He Is too smart for a lot of country de-
tectives.' With an angry CLEAN in his
eyes Paul Chanowsd made this boastfui
/ declaration IA defense Of his son Frank,
who is charged with the murder of Mich
ael Bianco, the wealthy miser of Boom
ertown."
The demeanor of this big-framed Pole
underwent a decided change over night
He appeared bored at the Inquest yester-
day, but today he is bitter. The warrant
issued by the coroner for his sons arrest
has so aroused him that neiehbOrs fear
he VIII harm some Of the persons who tes-
titled against the boy.
Both Coroner Moore and District At
, torney Smith are convinced that Chanow-
ski is the man who murdered and robbed
the Junk man. The former openly de-
clared today that the fsther mother and
brother of the fugitive from justice per
tured themselves at the inquest yester-
; day. The district attorney said:
Proof Convincing, He Says.
This is not the first time young Cha
nowsh has been wanted by the police
He is man with bad temper who has
/ been guilty of several vicious assaults
upon his enemies. Z consider the testi-
mony OF Mrs. Charles Brodney most con-
Ninclng proof OF his guilt
We will produce another witness who
! will corroborate this womans story about
the battered condition of ChanOwskis face
[
riedly left BellpOrt Tor New York. The
Old junk man evidently fought hard for
his life and managed to hold off his slay
er for a few seconds at least
The neU witness will tell now Cha
nowski explained the bruises on his face
by saying that Deputy Sheriff umpstead
had run into him win his bicycle.
"A letter from young Chanowski after
the murder will also BE placed in evil
dence'
Residents in this section breathcd easier
today when they realized that the au-
| thorities were in fair way to clear up
/ the mystery. The crime was so atrocious
and unexpected that farmers II these
parts have been afraid 20 be on the road
after dark since the crime was discovered.
/ Criticism. which for a time threatened, 10
create ooen hostility between local
1 sheritfs. has given way to unlimited
praise.
: covered their composure. They don't
carry shotguns around with them now and
/ the half savage DOGS which have been a
! terror to the neighborhood are being fed
! The only persons who appear to be i'll
at ease are Paul ChanOwsk and mis- wife.
/ and Rosie Gobrach. the big Polish woman
The latter in the opinion of the coroner
has not vet cleared herself. She became
/ hysterical yesterday when the warrant
was issued. and began drinking.
An Uncanny Situation
/ Today the ChanoWsk home is Stunned
: by The entire Italian colony, There is
something uncanny in the suspicious way
they shrug their shoulders when reference
is made to the family. Justice of the
Peace Yunk said today.
This has been one of the most peculiar
cases in nv experience. IL was not a
simple italian murder, rs most persons
believe, but carefully planned affair 70
rob the old junk man of his inches. I be-
lieye the murderer had a accompllce.
/ That fact win be developed later. 7 find
that the missr owned considerable prop
erty in this town"
There promises TO be great excitement
/ in Boomertown VIXEN the dead man
household effects are sold at auction
{ Many of the Italians visit the shanty
/ every day to look over the things they
want. The mans possessions include one
/ horse andswagon. three dogs. six puppies
/ one cat minus tail. two very fat hogs
/ TWO tiny pigs and a tame rat.