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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
ITALIAN cONFESSES TO CRIME
COMMITTED IN NEW YORK
SEVERAL YEARS AGO.
He CUT HER TO PIECES.
When She Told Him She Didn't
Know Him After He Brought
Her to This Country
Shoots Wife and Sister.

Ellsworth, Wis, Jan. 3.-Michael
Lilo, alias Joe Saraguga. member
of railroad crew recently con-
ycted of the murder of John Isaac
at Prescott, Wis, but who was dis
charged by the cou,t, has confessed
here that he murdered Marie Lab
rizzi in New York, May 27, 1902, and
then cur up her body.
Lilo was arrested on suspicion by
Sheriff Nugent, who secured con
fesson from him. The New York
police department was notified and
yesterday relatives from that city ar
rived and fully identified Saragusa as
Michael Lilo, the murderer of Marie
Labrizzi. He again confessed to the
New York crime and said:
II paid her way to this country
and she promised to marry me; she
went with some other fellow and |
told her she had to marry me. Then
she said she did not know me and |
killed her. Then I cut her up"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
BIG DAM
Broke Sweeping Away Village Whose
Residents Had Been Warned ana
Who Had Fled.

Mad sonville, KY, Jan. 3.-The big
dam of Loeb Marian, an artificial body
of water having an area of more than
100 acres In the vicinity of of Earl
ington, this county. broke today, do
ing great damage to property below
the dam for several miles.
II was discovered this morning that
there was great danger of the dam
breaking, and a number Of families
who live al Hocla a suburb of Earl
ington. and which is below the dam.
moved out of their houses. All OF
them are homeless tonight, as the
torrents of water swept their homes
away. The ru. hing stream swept
across the tracks of the h. and N. rail
road. causing washouts In several
places. and traffic was delayed several
hours today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
CHATEAU
Fit For a King is Bought BY MISS
Mabello Gilman, Reported FL
ance Of Millionaire.

Paris, Jan. 3--Miss Mabello Gilman
has deserted her beautiful villa in the
st. Cloud suburb Of Paris for the
splendid Chateau Villegenis, three
miles beyond Massey Ferrieres Al
though her friends in Paris declares
that she han not made millions OF
on the tfnited States stage, the sing
er mu certainly command consider
able wealth, because She paid $50 0oO
francs for her new chateau.
Miss Gilman with her mother, and
two unknown women, has taken up
her res dence in the chateau. One OF
these ladies is reported to be sister
of William Ellis Corey, president OF
the United States steel corporation.
Miss Gilman declines to see any visi'
TORS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
IF CONFERENCE TODAY FAILS
FIGHT ON HARTMAN LINES
WILL BE EXTENDED.
TO ENFORCE CONTRACT
Of Southern Pacific Which Was Alb.
rogated Last May-Hannahan
Says He viii Win or Lose
Observation-Disclosures Moved.

Peoria, H. Jan. 3.-The basis of ac-
tion by Grand Master Hannahan and
members of the grand executive boarl
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen was tonight
transferred to Chicago where fessions
will open tomorrow Just before leav-
ing IIannahan stated in an interview
that he would settle this fight or
lose it after a hard fight"
Following tomorrow's meeting mem
bers Of the grand executive board viii
be assigned places on Hartman lines
in the west and in the event Of fail.
ure to bring about settlement the
whole machinery of the organization
will be put into motion for the en-
forcement of the contract with the
Southern Pac tic which was abrogated
lsat May when a contract was signed
with the Brotherhood of Locomotive
regardless of consequences
Governor Offers Services.
During the day many messages
from state officials and commercial
bodies in the west were received at
the grand lodge offices. Among them
was telegram from Governor Nc
Donald of Colorado, offering his as
sistance in settling the strike and stat.
ing the people there are opposed TO
the strike
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
CHURCH FIGHT IN
APPELLATECOUR7
MEMBERS OF THE CUMBERLAND
PRESBYTERiAN PROTEST
AGAINST UNION.
SPLIT OVER DOCTRINES
The Former Contending There is q
Wide Difference While Latter
Say They Abe the Same
Court Decisions Cited.

Springfield, H., Jan. 3-Arguments
were heard by the appellate court to
day In the appeal of the Cumberland
Presbyterian case from Macon coun,
ty. In this case number of the mem
bers of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church are fighting union with the
Presbyterian church.
The arguments today were by w
c. Caldwell, of Trenton, Tenn. and
Judge f. B. Green, Of Mt. Carmel. ILL.,.
for the objectors, and by John w.
Grant for the unionists.
The objectors contend that the
union, If valid, has the effect of car.
rying the property of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church into united
church and thereby devoting il to the
propagation of doctrine essentially
different from that contained in the
creed of the Cumberland church.
Unionlsts Cite Decisions.
On The other hand the unlonists In
sist that the Cumberland Presby.
tteian church constitution did author
ize the taking of these specific steps
involved in the making of union
and that therefore the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, acting through
its general assembly and Presbyteries
had power to form 4 union; that the
general assembly and presbyterics
had an inherent right and power to
enter the union; tha the cTeeds of the
two churches are substantially the
same. and that 1t has been decided
by the highest courts that each
church is the same, and the deci ion
Of these courts, being upon ecclesias.
tical questions, are conclusive upon
the members of the church and that
comparison Of both creeds shows
t,,uyi. ->---.AsyJ Ji.,- aha leanpn
The appellee. Also contend that II
would be immaterial II there was In
fact difference between doctrines
of the two churches: that In as much
az the Cumberland Presbyterian con
stitution expressly confers upon the
general assembly and the PIesby-
tories of that church the power to
amend or change both confessions OF
faith and cons nstitution, 1t gives judi
ciatories power TO form union, even
though the union involves changing
of he doctrine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
CULBERSON DECLARES IT is AL
so THE MOST DANGEROUS
BEFORE NATION.
DEFENDS THE PRESIDENT
In Dsmissing Black Soldiers Who
Shot-Up Brownsville - Hale
Wants Only Attack Probed,
Not Roosevelt's Order.

Washington, d, c., Jan 3.--After
two weeks vacation the senate sat
two and half hours today and then
adjourned until Monday. The session
was devoted entirely to the discussion
of President Roosevelts order dis
missing he negro troops for Shoot
ing up" BrawnvlIo, Texas.
Culberson. cf that state defended
the order bringing to its support many
points of legal construction and JUST
flying the action by many quotations
taken in connection with the affray.
He closed with an impassioned state.
ment of the position of the south on
the negro question, which he declared
---
to be most vital and dangerous prob
lem before the American people.
Foraker Wants Quick Action.
Foraker replied briefly expressing
MS intense iUucItHN III HdNlhS HFCNdN
action on his resolution for inyestiga-
ton Ladge proposed an amendment
to this resolution, which has the effect
of admitting the presidents authority
as commander in chief of the army
to take the action he did Of restricting
the investigation to the occurrence in
On me ton, Hale's rcsolu
tion was given the right of way Mon
da,
The house held no session today be-
cause of absence of quorum
Senator Gearin gave notice today
that on Monday next he would call up
his resolution advis ng that negotia,
tions be entered into with Japan with
a view to secure a modification of the
existing treaty with Japan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
Please Tell Us.

Standing in line before the money
order window at the post ofiee yes
terday we're two men. One Of them
was next but as his turn came he
permitted a woman to step in ahead
Of him to get an order. Wss she
came through the man let a. tAer
woman in ahead Of him. This uade
tie other ean mad. say" b said
to the mas ahead. please dc be
gentleman al my expense Il IN
hurry. Was he right or nct'-Den-
yer Post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
FIRED
At Three Young Men and IheIr
Sweethe arts Az Result OF
Pure "Devilishness."

New York. Jan. John Nandcll.
% years old. was fatally shot In an
up town street early today by man
known to the police a. Chop Sney
.Ioc." Two companions of Nandcll.
Charles Carberry and William Muir
raw. we're also wounded, Murray
seriously. No motive but pure devil
ishness can he assigned for the shoot
ing. The three young men were es-
corting their sweethearts 10 their
homes when the assailant began
shooting. The would be murderer cs-
capei. but as he le,i a trail of blood
for some distance it is thought that
he is wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
PISTOLS
OF the Toy Variety Results IN Death
of Four Paducah Boys and Glrl
Develops Lockjaw.

Paducah. Ky, Jan. -Four deaths
in Paducah have resulted from acci.
dental shooli1gs with toy cartridge
pis.ols since the holidays. They are.
lame Morrison 10 years old; Tom
II years old; Homer
Bradford. - years old Clarence
Reeves. crlorcd. 10 years old Each
hoy shot himself in the hand while
play'ng with he pistols. and Gracie
CrufcbReld. s's,cr of one victim. Is
developing case Of lockjaw from a
wound inflicted the same way
The police have confscatcd hun
dreds Of The pistols. and steps are be-
ing taken to icgislatc against the sale
.r Nhrm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
Ameer's Faith in Rinu.

The late ameer of Akhanistan put
much faith in a ring. He invariably
wore this potent charm against the
plotting of his enemies; and although
he was more often reported dead than
any other monarch of his day, this
ring, according to his own belief, en-
abled him to live great deal longer
than he would have done without it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
SHOOTS WIFE AND HER SISTER.

Detroit, Mich, Jan 3.-Patrick
Doyle, this afternoon, in the Home
for the Friendless, a refuge for chill
dren, shot his wife and wife's sister,
Mrs. Mary Bondy. The latter is fa-
tally wounded, and Mrs. Doyle has a
flesh wound in her neck.
Mrs. Doyle came here week ago
from Cheboygan, Mich, after, it Is
said, quarreling with her husband.
She secured employment and placed
her children in the Home for the
FriendIess Doyle followed her Sun
day and learned today she was to
visit the children this afternoon. went
to the home while the two women
were there and shot them. He was
arrested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
BIG WRESTLING PURSE.

Kansa. Cry Mo. Jan. 5.-The Mis-
sorri Athletic Club. Of this city. to-
rf.bf offered S10u0a for a catch-as'
ca,cn-cau wrestling match bei"ee'!
George Hackenschmidt and Frank
Cotch fo rhe championship OF tho
world 10 bc held here next April
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
GREAT
is the Loss Of Life in Southern Russia
AS Result Of Heavy Snow Storm
and Severe Billiards,

Odessa. Jan Snow storms and
billiards. of exceptional severely are
throughout southern AMI
southwestern Russia Traffic on the
railroads is interrupted and great loss
OF life is reported 20 have occurred
According 20 some accounts 100 Fcr
sons succumbcd in the southwestern
provinces alpre.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
POPE HoNoRs moRREssEY.

Soutb Bend. Ind. Jan. 3.-Ohcial
wa made today mat
the Pope had conferred upon Rev.
Morressey. provincial general oi the
Holy Cross order and for thirteen
wears president Of the University Of
Notre Dame the Papal decree Of doc
or of divinity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
FIN {:
And Imprisonment For Lobbying in
Nebraska-Two Cent Rate and
Anti-Pass Bills introduced.

Lincoln Neb. Jan. 3-In the sen
ate today bill was introduced to
prevent lobbying and providing a pen
atty fine of s10D TO $1,000 or imprison-
ment of ten days to enc year. OF the
l. bills introduced I'm the senate. one
waa an auli-pass bill. two employers
liability bills. one two-cent passenger
rate bin and two liquor transportation
regulation bills.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
Ein Raising in Maine.

A ripe fig grown in the state OK
blaine is being exhibited by Mrs. A.
J.. Gould. OF Topsham, who has
iig tree 10 years old. II takes two
, ears for figs to ripen. the fig IN
uuestion being grown last year.
The tree this year will yield crop
of 20 fall grown figs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
HOPE.
Is All Gone and Russian Strikers Arc
Staying at Home Awaiting Star
vation-More Riots in Lodz.

LODI, Jan. 3.-Authcr.ties have sta
toned detachments Of artillery at var
ious points in the city and street
fights are occurring ! nsome quarters.
They have not. however, assumed seri-
GUS proportions.
Local unions are only able TO pay
each striker 80 cents week. A ma
jority of the strikers are staying at
home, apparently hopelossly resigned
to starvation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
BLACK Clothes for cIeraymsn.

The wearing by clergymen OF black
clothes began with Martin Luther.
when he laid aside the garb OF
monk. The Elector Of SaxoLy sent him
pieces Of black cloth, tnen fashionable
at the court. which he had made into
clothing. and his clerical disciples fol-
lowed the fashion be set
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
RAisuLl ATTACKS DEsERTER.

Tangier. Jan. 2.-FFollowers of
RaisuH have ambushed a party tribe
of Ben Mas5ur. former tgcnt Of the
bandit chief here. who deserted Raj
suIi and now supports the government
killing many u thsm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
COMPLICATED IS
C0RTELYOU FIGHT.
ALDRIcH LEADS ROCKEFELLER.
HARTMAN OPPOSITION TO
HIS CONFIRMATION.
WILL TAKE UP CAUSE
AS Does Morean--WIIl Reyamp story
Of "Fat Frying" AS Head OF
RooseveIt's 1905 Campaign
Post 10 Uncertain.

Washington. Jan. 3.--0pposition to
| the confirmation or George B. Cortel-
| you as secretary of the treasury Is
reported to be crystalIzing under the
leadership of Senator Aldrich Of
Rhode Island. Up TO the present time
this opposition has nee taken any
! definite form and for the coming
week 1t will only consist in the re.
quest of Senator Aldrich. chairman
acton be taken during his abseace
looking forward TO the confirmation
of the new secre airy of the treasury.
AS the Rhode Island Senator has
sent word that he will not be in
Washington this week and probably
not until the middle of next week
much Significance attaches TO his re-
quest on the Cortelyou appointment.
1t has been arranged that there
shall be no meeting Of the senate
committee on finance until the latter
part Of next week, SO 1t will hardly
be probable that Mr. Co otelyou's
name will be reported TO the senate
in legislative session until that time.
Then will be the time for Senator
Aldrich and other Republican sena.
Mr.. Cortelyou for secretary OF treas
ury to decide how far they viii carry
their fight against him
Democrats With HostiIes.
II Is well known that the Democrats
are waiting for a chance 10 join the
Republican senators in such fight
on Mr.. Cortelyou. Even If the Repub-
lican leaders of the senate drop their
deposition, 1t Is known that several
Democrats who had an important
part in the last national campaign are
prepared TO oppose his confirmation
| his position es secretary Of the de-
parfment OF commerce and labor to
| "fry fat for the last Roosevelt cam
pa'gn. These charges have hcen r..
peatedIy made especially during the
campaign Of 1904.
Recently Senator Stone of Mis-
souri, made speech In which he re
peated these old charges but he
failed to draw any response from the
Republican side.
jerome May Be In Fight.
Some strong pressure has been
brought TO bear on the senate TO take
stand against Cortelyou and this
has extended to the president In the
hope that he would withdraw his
name. The activity of District At
torney Jerome. resulting in the in
dlctment Of two reading insurance
officials, Is even construed to be
warning to Postmaster General Cor
tclyou.
In the same report of the fight
against Cortelyou is the story of two
great rival financial groups. the
Rockefeller Hartman Rogers Stand
ard oil group and the MorganHill'
Vanderbilt forces Senator Aldrich's
affiliations with the former are vel
known. as his daughter married John
u. Rockefeller. Jr. The value OF
| friendly secretary OF the treasury to
either of the great financial groups In
Wall street Is so evident that the re-
port that they have arrayed them
selves for and against Cor,elyou Is
freely accepted here ns quite probable
and is the subject of general discus
sion among members OF congress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
MISSOURI LEGISLATORS BUSY.

Jefferson city. NO. Jaa. THE
LEGISLATURE was organized hy the
democratic mai.rty today j. NJ A.
tinson. OF Ripley county. Uas elected
sneaker of the house and Senator =
N vcDzvid. OF Green county. presi-
dent rr3 tamp.rc o hhe senate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
MORE
Coal and Less Fruit and junk Wanted
BY People Of Lakin. Kss-. Who
Are Desperate Over Famine.

Lahn. Kas. Jan. 3.-This town is
entirely out # fuel Dozens Of cars.
ordered weeks ago. have been divert
cd 10 other towns or used by the rail
way company. z. ID Snow. a leading
merchant. today wired the general
manager Of the Santa Re railway,
Send US less fruit and junk and some
coal The people are desperate here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
st.25o.ooo FIRE LOSS.

Portsmouth. England Jan Fire
last night among the camp and equip
ment stores on the gun wharf here
caused a damage Of $3.50 600 Ine
entire equipment Of an army corps
was destroyed. The cause Of the ire
il not determined.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
TERRO|STS SLAY
ANOTHER VICTIM
PERFECT OF ST. PETERSBURG
POLICE SHOT DOWN BY UN.
KNOWN ASSASSIN.
WILD SCENES FOLLOWED
When Slayer Was Seized Bq Duke of
Oldenburg and Officers Slashed
at Him With Swords-Shot
Self as He Fell.

St Petersburg Jan. Tho police
| have not as yet succeeded In identi-
fying the terrorist who shot and killed
Major Generol Won Der Lunitz, per-
feet of police at st. Petersburg, at the
Institution of Experimental Medicine
this afternoon. The authorship Of this
crime, however, has been traced to the
fighting organization of t'to Social
Revolution:sts. The organization to.
night issued q proclamation ayowing
and iustifying the killing Of Launtz,
which was accompanied with such
ease and simplicity that il has struck
terror into the hearts of all other
officials on the revolutionary death
Isl.
Officers Hack Dead Assassin.
The fall of Launitz was followed by
a scene of indescribable hysteria and
confusion The Duke Of Oldenburg
who was one of the few men who re-
tanned their composurc, seized the as
sassns hand after he had fired twice
and several succeeding shots were dis-
charged into the ceiling. But before
he duke could disarm him one of the
officers who accompanied the perfect
drew a sabre and struck the assassin
a powerful blow which completely cut
ont portion his skull.
AS the man was falling he shot him
self in the stomach with the last bull
let in his revolver. His death was
instantaneous but several officers con
tinued to hack at his PROSTATE body
until Duke of Oldeuburg struck up
their swords and forced them to de-
sist.
Many Arrests Made.
HI hd{4iitiQnl QnlIliicnri fiiScnri tlFteata were made
were closed after the shooting. Sew
eral persons were taken into custody
in a neighboring instrument factory,
which is believed to have served as
Headquarters for the terrorists.
II was daring the time that Launitz
was governor of TambOv that there oc-
cured the terrible repression OF the
agrarian disorders in Tambov pro
vince and it was in retrbution for
these repreSsions that Marie Spirldo-
move, the Russian Joan of Arc, shot
Chief of Police Luzhenoifski, one Of
the subordnates of Launitz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
GIANTS


Washington. n. G. Jan s.-lllinois
Fair Friday colder iH south: Satur-
dav fair. warmer. variable winds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04
Bulletin is the Onv Cairo Newspaper The

PEOPLE HAVE NOT QUIT need.
ing things Just because the holidays
are past, nor have they quit buying
what they need where they can get
It best and cheapest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-04

THE MERCHANT WHO accommo-
dates himself to the state Of the pub.
lis needs is most likely to reach the
public purse. Winter 10 here. Let
people see that you know II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-28
PAWTUCKeT STEAMBOAT CO.'S
Steamer Pontiac

To charter for private parties, Sunday
schools, for day and evening excursions,
etc. Passenger allowance 500. Call or
address PAwTUCKET STEAMBOAT
CO.. Slater avenue. rear of Police sta
ton. Pawtucket. r. /. Telephone 524-M.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-28
OhE-F|FTH Of
THE RAILROAD
TUNNEL FINISHED

About one-hfth Of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad tunnel in
this city is finished. The big bore extends
into the hill from the west side nearly
25 per cent OF the total length, but the
heading is but a hole in the rock some
10 feet high and l2 feet wide or the $3.50
feet between portals progress has been
made about 1900 feet into the hill from the
Benefit street portal.
over half OF the tunnel heading driven
has been done since March ]. Today fully
90 900 yards have been taken out. The
heading advances easterly into the hill
10 TO 1a feet daily. A powerful Marion
steam shovel is being taken from the rail-
road TO the portal and will be introduced
to the work at once.
The full dimensions OF the completed
tunnel are 30 feet inside width exclusive
OF refuge inches and splicing chambers.
The concrete lining is a foot and half
thick at she top and somewhat wider at
the spring of the arch. The height OF
the tunnel from sub-grade 70 the lower
face OF the finished lining Is "a feet 5
inches.
In addition to q, 900 cubic yards OF exca-
walton accomplished, 1900 cubic yards
OF concrete have been finished on the
outside and inside of the tunnel and the
tunnel arches have been completed for
about 800 feet
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-28
]. ]. FITZGERALD
ROTTEN-EGGEO
IN JOHNSTON

Bombarded by eggs and stones Corne-
Illus j. Keating, whose charges against
Chief of Police Himan Kimball have oc-
cupied the time OF the Johnston town coiin-
Gil for some weeks. and John j. Fitzger-
aid, former mayor of Pawtucket and
counsel for Heating. had a warm time af-
ter leaving the closing scene OF last
nights hearing in the town hall in Thorn
ton last evening.
Messrs. Fitzgerald and Heating. togeth-
er with three OF Keating's witnesses had
just left the town hall i'm a carriage and
had arrived at a point opposite lane on
the Cranston side OF the line dividing the
two towns near Gallows bridge. when out
OF the darkness came a shower OF mis-
siles. Mr.. Fitzgerald and the driver Of the
carriage. Michael Duggan. were upon the
drivers seat and received the brunt of
the attack from sticks and stones and an
Client eggs. The right side of Duggan' s
face was laid open by sharp stone.
Heating, two women witnesses and a
man named Thompson, escaped the great
er portion OF the missiles. but decayed
articles were hurled through the carriage
windows.
Previous to the departure Of the party
from the town hall there had been a
stormy scene between Chief Kimball and
Thompson, whom the chief charged with
having offered 10 bring the case 10 an
end on payment OF $500. This Thompson
hotly denied.
The crowd in front OF the council cham
ber heard commotion and soon Keat-
ing's hack came rushing back.
Where is the chief?" cried Mr.. Fitzger-
aid, as the horses stopped at the town
hall
Here am" the chief said.
81 want you to go and arrest those men
who have assaulted u.s." said Mr.. Fitz-
gerald. "A gang there assaulted us with
stones and eggs. I heard the signal given
from up here IN this crowd as we reached
that point, and then came the stones and
eggs. I want you TO get them"
Chief Kimball hurried TO the scene, but
the gang, of course, had fed.