Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
TWO BOSTON Bandits
ARE STILL AT LIBERTY.
One Is Ridd|ed With Bullets While Trying to Es-
cape From Cemetery .0thers Get Away, Leav-
ing No Trace Of Their Whereabouts.

Canterbury street, Roslndale, day
| Waterman Forest Hill cemetery shot
by the dcspcradoes last night
The injured number II, of which
| Patrick Doran. injured in the saloon
| hold-up is likely to die. The others
are reported as progressing favorably.
Boston, July 23-After three deadly
battles between three desperadoes, the
| police and a small army of citizens, the
| first encounter being late Tuesday
| night in a barroom, the second last
| evening in the peaceful streets of
Jamaica Plain, and the third early to-
| day in the quietudc of a cemetery, one
| of the men was riddled with bullets
| and killed, while a second, believed to
| be wounded, was being searched for
| in the cemetery at s A. M, today. An
other man, believed to be the third of
| the band was taken last evening in the
South station.
The desperadoes left behind them
| over their trail of mile and half.
two dead II wounded, and proved
| themselves to be the most desperate
characters that have appeared in the
streets of Boston for several years.
All the men are believed to be for
eigners.
The list of dead and injured during
the two days of terrorization by the
bandits follows:
Dead-Unknown bandit, killed today;
Frank J. Drake, % Byron street, killed
in saloon Tuesday night; Herbert
Knox, watchman Forest Hills ccme-
terry, killed last night.
Wounded-Thomas Moore, conductor,
shot in abdomen. At City hospital;
Patrolman Mcmahon. shot in abdomen
and right side. At Emerson hospital;
Mrs. Della Fallon, shot in face and
body, al City hospital: G. n. F1em-
| ming. shot in arm; Patrolman Edmund
p. Inglis. shot twice in left leg. At
City hospital: Miss Edna j. Carr shot
in hand; Patrick McGlinn, shot in
chin: John Nolan, shot in left breast;
Patrolman Thomas Thompson, shot IN
leg At Amerson hospital: Thomas
Winterston. shot in base of skull and
left arm; Patrick Doran, shot in abdo-
men. At City hospital.
The two latter We're shot in the sa-
loon on Tuesday night, while the others
injured received their wounds last
night. DOran is the most seriously in
jured, being on the dangerous list at
the City hospital, where it is believed
that he has small chances for recovery.
All the others were reported today to
be resting comfortably and no add-
tional deaths except the possibility Of
Doran's were looked for
Half a hundred bluecoats standing on
the banks of a deep ravine in Forest
Hills cemetery, firing a lcaden hail into
the crouching, quivering form of a
man sinking into the depths of a
thickly leafed bush just at daybreak
today, ended a reign of terror which
three wild despcradocs had carried on
for two days through the thickly set
tied Jamaica Plain section of the city.
beginning with the shooting up of a
saloon on Tuesday night, when one
man was shot dead and two others
seriously wounded and which was con-
tinued last night when two of the des-
peradoes ran amucl<, for more than
three miles through Jamaica Plain,
shooting right and left upon all who
opposed them, and adding one more to
their list of dead, and II more to the
number wounded.
One OF the deSperauoeS is DcIlcVcu
to be in the hands of the police in the
person of an Italian who was captured
at the South station late yesterday as
he was about to take a. train for New
York. His name is believed to be
| Giuseppe Device, and he is charged
with murder, having been identified
by four men as one of the three who
shot up the saloon on Tuesday night.
Resides the man shot this morning.
another was taken into custody but
proved to be Hugh McDougaIl, for
mer Elevated Road empIoye.
Never in the history of Boston has
there been known such scene as that
which last night marked the man
hunt for the murderers through Bos-
ton streets and parks. Dead and dying