The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-24
SHOT DOWN
 IN CEMETERY Hiding Place of Des- peradoes Found. EXCITING CHASE OVER GRAVES One of the Bandits Killed and An
 other Wounded. The Desperadoe. Left Behind Them over Their Trsii of Mile and
 Half, Two Dead and
 Eleven wounded. 
EXCITING CHASE OVER GRAVES

Boston. July z1.~-Attef thteS uSaS.S
 battles between three desperadoes. the
 police and small army of citizens
 the first encounter being late Tuesday
 night In a barrooms the second last
 evening In the peaceful streets Of Ja-
 maica Plains. and the third early to- day In the quietude of cemetery one of the bandits was riddled with bull let's and killed, q second, believed to pc wounded, was being searched for at a. m. while the third was taken last evening in the south. station
 The desperadoes left behind them over their trail of a mile and halr, two dead and eleven wounded All are believed to be foreigners.
 The desperado captured E believed to be Giuseppe Device. Ae is charged with murder. having been idenfined by four men as one of the three who l sshot upY the saloon on Tuesday The desperadoes' career of terror started on Tuesday night by the shoot l Ing up" of the saloon of winterstone & McManus on Washington Street. short ly before the closing hour, when the barroofn was full of men. three men. apparently Italians made their appear Anca at the door and shouted, All hands upi'' When the shooting was over. # was found that Frank J. Drake had been killed. Patrick Doran had l received 6 bullet In the abdomen. and Thomas Winterstone had been shot at the base of the skull and in the left arm. 2 The police made careful search. and about ' o'clock last night the men were discovered in Cavalry Cemetery. ss ss .59.i flushed Thremsk Streets. When the desperadoes found that they were pursued. they drew revoiv- CTS. and. with yell. began firing The nrst person hit was Mrs. Della Fal-s ton, who was walking down South Street. Officer InBliss then received 8 bullet in the leg. The men passed through Cunningham field. Lac Street and Into New Reyes Street, down which
 tf1ey ran into Washington street. On Washington, where electric cars are naaslng 4nce&santty and hundreds of ! people were walking, the two men fired siTot Mftef Bh0t They commanded sv- efybody 10 hold up their halda and to atop The motoruian dropped be- hind thea dashboard and the conductor, ThoInas M9ores-w who stepped or the car to zee what was the trouble re- ceiveds a bullet In the leg. Machael Fiinn picked up a stone to hurl at the
 bandits, and received bullet in the
 head over the right ear and another
 passed over the left ear, Knocking off his hat Patrick McGin was shot in
 the wriAt. Thomas Fleming in the hand,
 and John Nolan received q bullet in
 the arm, while John WfightrnaIt car-
 ries two bgiliet4hole in hfs trousers to
 show where the bullets grased the calf
 of his leg
 The men. eohtlnued on through New
 Reyes Street to sand hill where they
 stopped, and according to some men
 who watched them, loaded four auto
 matic revolvera with rolls of cartridges.
 Through William Street the men en-
 4amns ...s AA "a
 Into Forest Mills Cemetery. Herbert
 Knox the watchman who had been on
 the lookout for tlfe men came upon
 one of them unexpectedly and before
 he was able to use his pistol was shot through the abdomen. Knox died three
 hours later. e
 About daybreak the oficers who had
 been guarding the cemetery to pre- vent the outlaws' escape were given the order to advance to the center of the cemetery Scarcely q quarter of an hour later a man sprang up in front I Of the officers at the south side of the cemetery and started of on the run The man was bafefooted.
 broken derby covered his head. a torn coat was on his back and in one hand
 he carried a revolver, while from the
 other dangied a reel of cartridges.
 For more than a mile across the ceme-
 tery the man raced over graves, around
 shrubbefy, through guliies and over mountains. an ever-increasIng mob of policemen following In his wake.
 Jumps Into Ravine.
 All at once, he disappeared in ra- vine not 200 yards from the main Nor ton Street entrance to the cemetery
 grounds. But one bit of shrubbery
 marked the lower level of the ravine,
 and into this the man sprang to make
 his fsnai stand Tn 2 moment the sides
 with the blue coats revolvers were
 brought to bear upon the bush In the
 guIley, and shot after shot was poured
 into it, When the rain of shot was
 over, officers approached the bush and. parting the leaves found the despera- dos body piereced by hundred bull let's.
 Almost at the same time another
 commotion was created on the oppo-
 site side of the main gate within the
 confines of the maln cemetery and a
 man who had refused to throw up hts
 hands had been seized and disarmed. Both the dead body and the captive
 were taken to the Jamaica Plans Sta ton. Some doubt arising, however,
 as 10 the identity of the captured man,
 officers were again marched back into the cemetery to continue the search ..
 Ats m the policemen were tracing large spiashes of blood in the cetne-
 tery in the hope of locating the third bandit.
 A thorough search of Forest Hills
 Cemetery indicated that the man had slfnped through the cordon of police. TWO suspects. one of them Giuseppe
 yiego. an Italian. who was taken last nixht In the southern station. and an- other. Edward McDougall. who was ar
 rested near the cemetery early today.
 were brought into the Jamaica Plains Court thIs forenoon. Viego. on a charge of murder was held without bail for further hearing. McDougail. on a charge of assault upon police man with intent to kill, was held un- der S5,000 bail for examination next
 Wednesday.