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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
THREE HURT IN WRECK.
Accident on Wriohtsvi'is and Tsnn'lIs
Railroad.

railroad.
Wrightsville. Ca. Sept. 26.-The
afternoon passenger train No. 3. on
the Wrtghisviile and Tennille rail.
road. was wrecked Tuesday afternOos
at $3.50 o'clock at YOung's crossing.
about q mile from Wrishtsville.
The train was carrying seven pas
senger coaches and freight car. The
cause OF the accident % unknowa.
Engineer Stokes. q Hswkiasville.
Was very badly scalded from ssoapiaS
steam. His injuries. however. are
sot regarded a. fatal.
The others injured arr:
". L. 6mpsOa. a Wrishtsvtlls:
". l.. Joiner. Of Dublia.
Neither Of these are. Aovsver. sup
DossA to have received very serioss
aatusses.
Quite Q number oe others VEN boA
~ shaken up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
fling LAID BARE
Il TIE Confessed
Raollers q Frisco.
~ Of TREY L. FORD

-, upervisor Lensrsa" Tells o"
- - q Receiving - 900 with U"-
4 e.ss..s'"s tina. It was to influence
- vss'.
4 =. Francisco Sept. 26.-The inner
s1anG, Of the confesse db"odlers
Se. e,,ncrly administered the affairs
- - Francisco as . board Ot su
:.s.s.ou,rs we're laid bare Tuesday dur
- trial OF Ti.ey l.. Ford. chief
,eal for the United Railroads. Oh
ksnasse Of bribery.
Gneaa, F. I-onersan. former super.
- told on the stand OF receiving
=. ~ With the understanding that
"a - Maid to influence his vote up
- - application OF the United Rail.
''9S.ss AR an overhead trolley fran.
-
u 1.nss ?. Gallagher. former chair.
- Il the board. related how me had
uaved the sum OF 3S5 900 from
6on,haa Ruef. after the latter had
nsaed and urged him TO ascertain
- ~ eighteen members OF the
- stood with regard to the appli'
6om for such q franchise AID d.
49, him TO learn the price for
= - each member would return q
lssbie vote.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
csrbs,ie Acid Given to Baby.

n oacee. Ga, Sept. 2G-Murdered
~ unknown hand Is the conclusion
oy a covoner's jury investisat
=. ne death Of Roscoe the three
i eeeAs-oid infant Of Mrs. Carrie Ar
u the Door OF Hope Monday
nS Car5ol:c acid was delioer.
poured in;o the m,uta and the
vas badly burned. The child
~ agony soon after the dose va
seonta,s,ercd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
Named Ssr ssiSsnt's wife.

New York. Sept. 1S.-"Ars. Tneo
dore Roosevelt Q dahlta named after
the presidents wife. 10 attracting con.
adorable attention at the fair OF the
American institute IN the Berkeley
lyceum. II Is . magnificent blossom
az fame colors. ave inches In diane
ter and resembles 4 chrysanthemum
With the elongated. jagged petals pc
culiar to that flower. Several thou
asnd varieties OF danlias are exhibited.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
surrenders 20 Sheriff.

Jackson. Ky. Sept ~ Former
Sh.-if Ed Callahan IA. snr:cndered
10 Sheriff Crawford on warrant
charging him with completely IN the
murder Of u, q D cox. three N"ars
ago TIE warrant ad> -"orn on' D.!
R,,.r Callahan. a bro h"r ~ he Tor
.c.,:i, and un',' ai.a Y --h> ago.
hi- ,,,,,.. IA 1t.... t,'iA An
xas released % ! S-!.!.J JJEt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
Asss.,es.s Assault Ky BY Mssrs.

Atts~sessd Assault Nay BY Ns0rs.
West Point. Ca. Sept. 3S.-fosses
are out searching for . negro Who a.
tempted to assault Mrs. RoiS Jones.
. widow living near PineWood GENE
terry ON toe edge 81 t0Wn. The ~
gro. who MAS about twenty years a
age. made his entrance BY the rear
stairs and pointing . revolver Ut Mrs.
Jones. told her II she made . noise
he would kill her. Mrs. jones
screamed and the negro graspe1 her ~
the throat. Her screams brought hss
sister.in law. Mrs. Lisxie Christiss .
and daughter living near BY. to the
rescue. Mrs. Christian shot at me
Legro. who ran. Five arrests have
been made. II the right man b ap-
pretended be will undoubtedly b
Summarily dealt With.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
Oo:k e'rikers tesa.

Antwerp. =. .G.-The strike oi
the dock labOr-rs Of this city which
has been goink On since las, June.
came to an end Tuesday with s
sweeping victory for the federal con
veation OF ship owners A. meet
Ing OF the strike leaders IL va. DO
cided that the men shOu'r return tC
work uncOIdi iOnsly. AT the terms o.
~ sable, ers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

Savannah. Ga. Sept. :6.-P. r..
Hodges conductor on the stree:
railway was 80 badly mashed between
his car and work car on the line
running to R..>t street Tuesday morn
ing tina, he may die. He had tart
Cd IN ,hif, In. trolley when the work
car ran into nim. jammins ntn against
hi, own car He has 4 vile ano
hi IroN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
Jury Aeauits oiimoee

Baxley. Ga. Sept :S.-Supsrio,
court has Adjourned. Clarence Gil
more. vho killed his friend. Burn
side. some time ago for an a.les.,
assan't Upnn ~" formers .i!. va.
promp'y acquired They are reo
pie Of int-':;s ace sad sand hisa q
VAA place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

4
Attasta. 0epe. 36.-Asslstaoe 0tooo
DAto0olosist 4. G. Lewis - ~ ~
tanned tre0 Q to 1Ay'O viooe - Sooes
~ cosnty. vhsso - Vsot - -
iavsstiGatioas - a. result q . saOme
that to 1reaAD1 ~ voovtl ~ oooQ
bresgAt tAsrs lss0 Tsans ~ - 81,
- sessA b ~ ssttsa 0ss1s - psoA'
Meat Harvjs Jog6as. - ~ 0oaeAesD
Cetsse associasSsa.. 0r. Lovb 49,
too Gays oshiag . thosoaoA Aaooa
tioa q ths cotton g NJ. 1seaos -.
Ais s.ssassrs, - ~ ssssie = vAAsss
b 10 ale to asssases eAal ~ -
ported appsensee there q ~ ~
weavtl 10 unfosnlsl. Ar. Lewis aahoo
similar report F0Gsr1iaG ~ alleged
appearance a the boil wssvn at AS9.
eoa. Ca. betvssa Rocknsrt az -
city Of Rome.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
osess., aa,ss q o,sw,inehsm.

Birmingham. Ala. Sept. 1t-TAo
arst annual Convention Of the soutA
ern and gulf branch OF the American
Medical association began here Tues.
day with rcprsst Natives present iron
Alabama. Georgia. Florida. Aissis.
stppi. Louisiana and Tennessee. In
the absence Of DR.. H. H. Martin. d
Savannah. Ga, the president. Dr..
Mack Rogers. OF Birmingham. vice
president, presided.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
vGxAs e,o&ars wGsTGRN vsssosa

Az Aiss evsI~sa csaooav7slUoeas
- Prevent rhsm osaao 0ie6ass&
Austin. Tea. SsDe. 9e.-vAt1osoD,
Oessrai Davidsoa. q TeaAo. no0onki
q ssit againas ~ pulooap sq0ooae'
asl tAs western uSesa b \
company to Sssvsef.f -
bssisess n Tsa6s % 49, - 80
Mt lsstI q elo> - tSo0 80 SoGD
Daay. a tAs salosoe - - 0ooo
boAsa - . eaVesal sl11A g - -
dred nillios 6ealass = 81 49, !.
Toe petitions sssiss thea ~ sogUs
paniss have bssa Ssea0 bs11ns0 r.
The state q Tesas IT, . sa0Aos 81
years aaA have sever 49, osotM q
their articles q iQeosDesaai9o - 49,
e. oat . psrnit . s0ssaae = Taa
% required ~ lsv. That beeaaso &
these onissioss sAsy sAesl1 - soos1o
ID from dolaS tssissss Asrs aaA + ri
% pray~d.
The petitions specifically state -
taey are not iatsaAsd - iatssesee vooIi
ANY intrastate busiaoos. bat aso -
signed 0aly % oust The oo0Oa16ns
from d0iag a iatosstate bsslsDoo. sw
Service was hal % he Doeal aosuoa
ssA the attorney esaesAl vtll so1eass'
or to have the cases tried q tAs 0oG1l
Ing tern Of court 20
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

Macon. Ca. Sept. 3S.-J. p. Huat.
a employee oe ths Central railway.
Was crushed to deatA ID The 0oetAoeD
Dortioa q the yards here Tuooo1e
aight Whea struck b. s00o ir0o0Al
cars. His arm aaA isg we're bsoks0
aad hev 10 otherwise 6aAly Mashed.
but ~as not run over By The WAooao.
He belonged to . svitcAiag saSiao.
sad vas struck II The 1ark He
vas a. unmarried ma. 1osDosiy 60
tuctiag . Grocesy store WITH ~ bsoeA.
Or. The coroser - taVooogatinD
the case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27
round Dead in Bed.

- o C.. Sep ~. John "
PRESIDENT and treasurer ~ n.
o-. '"''"n nt'!S AMI l,r-."'- In
IN TaaF i;"1nrtan, -n.e.or.s
"a 'Sead dead ia bed Tue.ss,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

publican party may again merit and
receive the approval Of tn enatloaal
electorate.
There vas some reluctance to the
Taft endorsement. As many Nebras.
ka republicans strongly favored The
odore Roosevelt for another term.
Five Parties IN Convention.
All tne political parties represent
ed ON the primary ballot held taeir
state convention here Tuesday.
OF the five parties. the republicans.
democrats and populists gathered In
con ; iderable numbers. The prohibt-
tionists held no convention, and the
socialists mad one delegate. who Ger.
tilted to q platform and organization
with the secretary a state.
The feature OF the democratic con.
vention "a sthe speech OF william J.
Dryaa.
The democratic platform opens with
comnendatioa Of William J. Bsyaa. II
opposes the eentrsli1atioa idea, as1
declares for the elsctioa q Uslts1
States senator's By dirsst vote. In.
msdis0 rsvistoa q tas eas11 10 urged
and % iacos0D tax favorsA. ~ 70 also
the vigorous eufoecemsat Of the Grim.
inal Law against trusts" aaa trust
DAGnates."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

Sss Francisco. Sept. 1s.--The -.
tails In the 6ubonjc plague situatioo
- date are ~ follows: Cases we'd.
6ed. -: deaths. &c: death percoot
aEs. co., per cent: suspects uaooe
oSoerva&Soo. 3. No sistenest ~
Issued Tuesday by the board II hsaltA
O0s case and one death are TuesAayeO
aa1lti0As 70 Mondays scoN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-27

HasrisburO. Pa. 8ept. es.-Uaited
States 0eaator Knox's candidacy fos
tAe nominatjoa for presideat aext yea
will be formally endorsed BY the roth
annual convention OF the Pesnsylva-
mia State League Of Republican clubs ,
In session here. Mr.. kH0x ssnt .
letter to the convention from his Val.
lsy Forge farm explaining his absence.
The platform OF the con vention will
take strong stand against those re.
sponsible FOR the alleged fraud In the
furnishing OF the new state capitol
AMI demand their speedy punishment
II will also endorse 'he Ohio snip ca
nal project and the plan for the deep
ening Of the chanDe! Of the Della ware
river
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
PLAY BASKET BALL


The girls Of the high school are ali
greatly enthused over basket bali at
present and are planning for some ex-
citing times this winter A team has
not been fully organized yet as no
captain has been elected, but quite
little Individual practice and several
games have occupied the spare time
Of those interested for the past week.
The grounds Of the West building
are used for practice, each evening af-
ter school, and the high school girls
who have been out for the practice
- fair are Misses Eva Jacobs, Allie
Richards, Ina Darnell, Olive Smith,
Beulah Wantland and Anna Hill, al
50 one Of the teachers, Miss Lambert.
No positions have been permanently
assigned, but this will done in a few
days The teams will be coached BY
Reece Smith. Challenges from Okla
homa City, Lawton and other teams
have been received, and a good sche-
dule will be arranged in the near fu-
ture. Basketball has always Great
er interest in the Chlekasha schools,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18

CLOSED
WAS BURNED OUT OF BUSINESS
TEN MINUTES AFTER HE TOOK
CHARGE
CONFECTIONERY STORE GOES
Bought Yesterday But Will Build More
ElabOrateIy

Twelve hours after he had signed
the deed Of transfer and ten minutes
after he bad opened up the establish
ment for business, ]. +. Hull, a new
conner to Chiekasha, was burned out
Of business. The fire took place. at
seven O'clock this morning, it being
a confectionery store formerly own
ed BY ] Fl. stonecypher, near the cor-
ner Of 4th. and chickasha The
damage to building and contents Is
estimated at $1,000 with no insurance
Mr. Hull came to chiekasha from
Muskogee day before yesterday and
purchased the confectionery store
He took charge this morning. He had
no sooner started his gasoline stove to
burning this morning when It explod-
ed and threw gasoline over the entire
room setting it on fire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18
EMMET GOODWIN is
new CHIEF OF POLICE
City Council Makes Good Selection for Suc-
csssor to Millsr--Change WHl Take
Place This Evening

Emmett Goodwin il the new chief Of
police Of Chickasha. l'he city eoun-
ell confirmed his appointment at
meeting yesterday afternoon, to sue
ceed Howard Miller, resigned.
The change will take place this
evening at five O'Clock, Mr.. Goodwin
taking charge Immediately after be-
ing sworn ia BY Mayor Bridges Chief
Miller is closing up his work today
That the city council can be con-
graduated On the selection Of Mr..
Goodwin can be taken from the high
standing which Mi Goodwin holds
in this city. HE il one Of the oldest
residents Of Chickasha, Is q lifelong
democrat and is one 5f the widest and
most known men of the community
He has had considerable experience
in police work and his name brings
To the evil-doers and criminals in the
state notice that they must keep out
Of the city, especially when he is in
control Of the city's peace. He is well
adapted to the position to which he
has been appointed and win without
doubt make a success of the office.
"You can say for me that / am 60
ing to enforce the law said Mr..
Goodwin this morning to a reporter
for the Express. 4 am going to see
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18

Other in the rear The air was tainted
with the smeel Of coal oil when | first
arrived on the scene. You could see
traces Of ii along the floor and by
rubbing your hands along the wall,
You could feel where it had bbeen plac-
"a
Another peculiar fact concerning
the burning Of the building is that
tie second attempt during the past
week to burn the place.
Last Friday morning Mr. Dietzel
discovered blaze at the side Of the
bakery had been set BY fire fiends.
The damage to the bakery to last
evenings fire was extremely heavy,
tus cooking utensils, stove and sew
eral articles were nearly completely
destroyed. The front Of the building
was also damaged considerably, the
candies, cakes and other articles BE-
ing badly smoked and damaged by the
water.
Mr. Dietzel made no statement con-
cerning the affair other than they
had merely burned him out.
Officers from the police station are
making an investigation concerning
the affair and are trying to establish
some means whereby they could iden-
tify the party who committed tae deco
1t is understood that some valuable
information has been gained con
"eerning some parties who were around
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18
COLONEL PADDOCK SAYS
TO MUCH HUSTLING HURTS
IN LETTER TO EXPRESS

ception extended our party last ev-
ening. Also to express our gratifi
cation at the evidence Of progress and
development that we're manifest on
every hand / meant every word !
uttered when | said that Chickasha
was more like Fort Worth IN its pub
'tic spirit than any town | mad cfer
seen. The work they have accomp-
lished and in SO short a time under
such adverse circumstances speaks
more loudly than words can do Of the
energy and liberality Of your people.
There are great possibilities IN
store for Chiekasha. When the coun-
try to the west Of it shall be settled
up as it will be in few more years
TIL city will be market place Of a
rich and fertile territory larger than
the state Of Tennessee and as it will
haze. 10 rival for that trade there
Continued on Fifth Page
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18
BAILEY is
CONFIRMED
ELECTION OF JUDGE OF FIFTEENTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT FINALLY
UPON
by CAAVASSING BOARD
Eighteen Democratic and Three Re
publicans in New State

The election Of Judge Frank N.
Bailey Of Chickasha for the bench
Of the 18th. district court comprising
the counties Of Grady, Caddo, Jeffer-
son and Stephens, was affirmed yes
terday made By the canvassing board
The returns also shows election Of s
cen democratic judges and three RET
publican judges throughout the state.
Announcing At the completion Of
canvass Of the 73 counties whose poll
books and tally sheets nave been sub
mitted to the board that he and Gov
ernor Frantz expect to convey the
certificate Of the result to Washing
ton in person. Judge vi H. H. Clay
ton has expressed the belief that he
and the governor will reach the ma
tional capital by the time the pres
Continued on Fifth Page.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18

Fire bugs again got il their work
IA chickasha last night Tais time IT
was the Dietzel confectionery store
owned by Ed Dietzel and located on
West Chiekasha between 2rd and 4th
streets il the center Of the city and
ia the main business block. The fire
alarm was turned IN at Z o'clock.
The shed at the rear Of the con-
feetionery store in which the bakery
Is located was ablaze in several places
by the time the firemen began to work
81 the flames
TThere was no one Ii the building
at the time, Mr.. Dietzel and his as
sistants having closed the building
and gone home for supper, They did
not know anything Of the fire until
several minutes after the alarm had
been turned in.
~rhere Is no doubt in my mind but
what the fire originated through IN
cendiary INCLINED persons said Chief
Thomas Of the fire department Coal
ell had been scattered along the floor
and walls Of the bakery in the rear.
There was also oil IN the front Of the
building. Two separate fires have
been started one in the front and the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18

Col. B. B. Paddock, president OF
the Fort Worth Trade Excursion and
secretary Of the Soard Of Trade, still
retains the degree Of qualification
such as he manifested when in the
city with the excursion, towards the
growth and development Of cheka-
slsa. II a special letter to the Ex-
press he gives some advice concern
ing the city. AIS Col. Paddock Is q
man who has been more instrumental
in bringing TT. Worth to its present
size than any other one man, his adj
vice can no doubt be appreciated BY
the citizens Of Chickasha. His let
ter is as follows
On Special Train,
October 16, 1907.
Daily Express
Permit me the use Of your columns
to once more thank the people Of your
progressive city for the cordial re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18

that the city receives the protection
that it desires from criminals. AT
present ! DO not wish to make public
the outlines for my office but / in
tend to See that the city ordinances
are fulfilled as far as right IS con
concerned"
Concerning what changes he had
contemplated in the police department
Mr. Goodwin would make no state-
ment other than he was under no OBJ
legation to anyone and that the Of
ficers under him would receive the
right support.
Mr.. Goodwin was in consultation
this afternoon with the police COM
mittee Of the city council consisting
of CounciImen Temple, Cotfman and
Mckay. He is outlining to them his
plans for conducting the office, ready
for their approval.
In Chief Miller's resignation the
city has lost a good officer. During
his term Of office Mr.. Miller has been
a conscientious guardian Of the peace,
giving his full time to the position
which the people Of chickasha had
elected him to. He will resume his
work In the abstract business with
which he was connected prior TO bits
] elactinn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-18
FIENDS lNCARNATE
CAUSE ANOTHER FIRE.
Dietzel Confectionery Store Badly Damaged
Conflagation Last Night-W Whole Block
Was Observation-Disclosures

Gasoline and coal oil had been scattered hs front and back Of the
building Two seperate fires raging when arrived the scene
The above statements made BY Chief Of the fire department thomas,
concerning the fire which occurred Des confectionery store At
clock Iastevenng
Damage building and estimated from $1,000 $780,
Insurance D buildings and contents, Sc, ,275.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-30
Two AUTO RACERS ARE HURT
Leader in Endurance Contest at
Philadelphia Becomes "Dopey."
Daniel Webster Lets Machine Run
Into Fence and LOzier Entry
Takes Lead as Result.

Philadelphia, June 29.-While holding
the lead from the beginning in the TWEEN
ty-fOur hours test. which started last
evening. until early this afternoon. Daniel
Webster, driver Of the Frayer-NIiller car,
became "dOpey' as a result Of the long
run. and his car ran into the fence. He
was thrown out, and tonight. Is lying
seriously injured In St Agnes Hospital.
After the accident the Lozer car took
the lead and held it until the finish.
Another serious accident occurred when
the 35-horsepower Mitchell. driven by
John A. Harkins, collided with another
contestant Harkins was hurled out Of
the car and picked up unconscious. He
sustained internal injuries which may
prove fatal
The score at the finish was:
Forty horsepower Lozier III. Michener and Ralph
Mulford, III miles
Forty horsepower Frayer-NIiller Frank Law Well
and Dan Webster. III miles
Forty horsepower Dauacq (William Wallace and
Frank Campbell. $50 miles.
Thirty-ive horsepower Cleveland M Laroche and
George Ruhsndl. So miles,
Twenty-four horsepower Frayer-AIiller III. H.
Kneppem and ". j. Leciere) $50 miles
Twelve horse power Flying Dutchraan C. c. stran-
shan and Fred Under, SO miles.
Thirty-fve horse power Mitchell IL. +. Greenwalt
and John A. HaTkins), 70 miles
The Washington herald., 1907-06-30
GETS BLACK HAND" THREAT.
Italian who Aids in Seeking Girls
sIayers Is Warned.

New York, June 29.-That little Viola
Boylan was murdered by members of an
organized gang Of Italians, banded to-
gether for anything from murder down.
is proved by BLACK Hand letter re-
ceived to-day by a wealthy Italian who
has been aiding the police in the search
for the guilty men.
The letter proves that Italians in he
neghboThoOd where the crime was com
mitted know the names Of the perpe-
traitors. assisted them to escape, and are
aiding them 10 elude the police.
on the day Viola BOylan's body was
discovered a law-abidlng and influential
Italian citizen Of Harlem, Mortified at the
atrocity of the crime and indignant be-
cause he believed some worthless country
man Of his had committed II, sent word
10 Capt. Walsh that he was willing to as
sist in the search for the murderers.
Since that time he has been aiding the pO-
lice secretly. as he thought.
But the Shiny organization to which the
slayers Of Viola Boylan belong discovered
MS activity. He received a letter.
scraWled in Italian. to-day. Roughly
translated into English, the letter reads:
II you keep on helping the cursed
police you viii get what Cassanello got"
Everybody in Little Italy knows what
Cassanello got He told the police who
kidnapped an Italian priest in the Bronx.
about two years ago. Within a week he
was found on the street with his skull
fractured.