Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27
TELEdRAPHIC NEWS.

yeunded ten other persons. two fa-
tAa1y. and are hiding In Forest .Hill
cesnetsry with 800 police surrounding
tie burial grounds. The murderers
pursue1 By policemen and crowd of
citizens lied for two miles through
the thickly populated settlement of
Jamaica Plain. firing madly right and
left, and disappeared in the woods
NEAR Franklin park.
Ths man are believed to be two OF
= gang Of three who robbed saloon
I'm Jamaica Plain last night. after
*Anpoting and killing one man and
Nounding two others. Herbert Il.
Knox. night watchman of the Forest
HlQ cemetery, who was shot In the
abdomen. died this morning. Mrs.
Della Fallon IL one OF the most seri-
.ously injured. She was standing in
her arms, when two men pursued by
the crowd came up the street, and
- they passed her one Of them fired
and the bullet entered her head be-
hind the right ear. She cannot live.
: Edward McMahon, Dorchester pa
trolman, received bullet In the alb
d0men and Is dying
The desperadoes were not caught by
this morning but IL is expected they
will be taken today.
l4y BOSTON, July 24.-After three
deadly battles between three despera-
does, police and small army of cili-
Gems. the first encounter being late
Tuesday night In bar room, the sec
ond last evening in the peaceful
streets OF Jamaica Plain. and the third
today In the quiet Of cemetery, one
OF the bandits was riddled with bull
let's and killed. the second wounded
while being searched for In the ceme-
terry. while the third was taken.
n All the bandits are believed TO be
foreigners. The desperate captured is
Giuseppe Device. He is charged with
murder. having been identified by four
men as one of the three who shot
up the saloon on Tuesday night.
Today, officers who had been guard
: ing Calvary cemetery, where the ban
dts took refuge last night. were given
the order to advance. Scarcely quar-
f. Ter Of an hour later man sprang up
Ia front Of the officers and started off
ON . run. The man was barefooted.
wore torn. ragged coat. and In one
hand carried heavy revolver. For
more than o mile across the cemetery
the men raced madly over graves.
'e around shrubbery, with an ever-in-
creasing mob OF policemen following
In his wake, and then into a rnvine
the man sprung TO make his final
stand.
In q moment the sides OF the ravins
was lined With bluecoats, revolyerl
were brought to bear upon bush ii
the gulley and shot after shot pouret
Into It. When the rain OF shot wa
over officers approached the bush an,
upon parting the leaves. found the des
perados body pieced by a hundre,
bullets.
1Y Almost ut the same time another
comunotton was created opposite O
The main gate within the confines o
the cemetery, and man who had re
fused to throw up his hands was seizet
and disArmed.
? Both dead body and the captive wei
taken to Jamaica Plains station.
DENVER. July 2s.-An unknown
man. but supposed to be a desperat.
crook. who held up F. L. Everett las
night. was shot and killed ut Eigh
teenth and Lawrence streets at II
O'Clock this morning by Patrolmai
Frank Campbell. The shooting oc
cured while the man was resisting ar
rest. Campbell saw the man acting In
. suspicious manner and accosted
him. The man was placed under
arrest. The unknown man declared
hs had done nothing wrong end re
fused to go to the station. ssl
You can't make me-" he said, and
started TO jerk away.
Campbell thought he was about tc
pull = gun. He drew out his own
weapon and turned 1t on the prisoner
who began struggling in his grasp
2 Fearing that he was about to be over
powered. Campbell fired his gun. The
bullet struck the man near the heart
and he dropped over. dead.
A big crowd gathered and for a
time 1t looked like a riot or an attempt
at lynching before the officer could
explain what had happened.
PORTLAND. Ore. July 23.-Fire
which broke out In the elevator shaft
gutted the Arlington building, a six
story brick store and office building
lying on the east side of Third street
shortly after midnight, and did dam
age estimated at three hundred thou
sand dollars In short space OF ar
hour. which time 1t required to extin
xuish. The origin is unknown.
ST. LOUIS. July 23.-A friend OF
William N. Mcmillan, a st. Louisan
who will be host of President Roose
welt during the latter's visit In British
South Africa, where he will hunt biz
game. has received letters from hin
In which he speaks OF the arrange
ments being made for the entertain
ment Of the chief executive. Mr.. Nc
MILAN is owner Of twenty thousand
acres OF land near Bombasa.
I'VE have had the presidents room
all nxed up" writes Mr.. Mcmillan
There won't be any luxuries here
but Mr.. Roosevelt is used to roughine
IT, am making arrangements for the
most competent guides In the country
TO b at the disposal of the presidents s
party. Am also hiring natives to
br4ng In reports Of the best spots for
shooting big game"