The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
$aYe Crimson Trail Behind Them as They are Pursued Through Sections of
 Jamaica Plain.
 FATCHMAN DIES OF WOUND
 Zen Supposed to Be Two of Those Who Shot Up Cafe
 Attempts to Sur
 round Them.

Boston, July 22-Eleven people were fhot tonight, one of them fatally. and |wo probably fatally, by two despera- 4 'oes who, pursued by policemen and a 'rowd of citizens fled for two miles |7# through thickly settled district of X8amaica Plain, firing madly right and eft, disappearing later in the woods f Rear Franklin Park. The men are be- ieved to be two of the gang of three who last night robbed saloon in i Jamaica Plain, after shooting and kill Ing one man and wounding two others
 Mrs. Della Fallon, of South street, is pne of the most seriously injured of onisht's victims Of the desperadoes, she was standing in front of her home with her baby in her arms when the , wo men, pursued by a crowd, came down the street. As they passed her 3)ne of the fugitives fired a shot which &entered her head behind the right ear. 5'She was removed to the city hospital spnd is in a critical condition. "A,
 Herbert E. Knox, 42 years old, of 47s Canterbury street, Roslindale, night watchman at the Forest Mills ceme- 3tery, and Edward McMahon, 31 years Fold, a patrolman of Station 9, living lat 15 Pearl street, Dorchester; both bullets in the abdomen #lThe others injured are:
 I John Nolan, 192 Reyes street, shot in farm: Thomas Fleming, 36 Boynton Sstreet, shot in hand; Thomas Moore, 0Green street street car conductor, shot X in leg
 Officer Ingalls,, bullet in leg. 5X Officer Cox. shot in ankle. Patrick McGinn, 13 Meehan street, shot in side.
 Michael Flynn, 172 Reyes street, head grazed by bullet.
 Patrolman Thompson of station 13 shot in leg.
 It Is believed that the desperados Jay concealed in Calvary cemetery to- } day, while the police were hunting for them on account of last night: holdup and robbery.
 Driven from their hiding place b, ] hunger and fearing that they would be surrounded by the police who were searching the neighborhood, the two men appeared on Charles street r Jamaica Plain at about dusk and pro ceeded to shoot up the town. They looked like Italians, and were rough ly dressed Some citizens who hat been assisting in the hunt for the rob bers, saw the men and tried to inter cept them, whereupon the two started Il to run and with revolver In eaci hand, fled along Charles, South, Let and Reyes street, firing at every per son in their path. Mrs, Fallon wa! the first mark of the murderou! weapons Officer Ingalls was sho next, and then Messrs. Moore, Flynn McGinn Fleming and Officer Knox re ceived bullets in succession during the flight of the men to Franklin park. John H. Wrightman of g. Reyes street was also shot at but tn bullet did not hit him, thought 1 passed through his trousers leg. All along the line of the residentia district the stoops of the houses wer black with people enjoying the COG evening air, while the streets of tn business section were filled with thu usual throngs. The appearance o the two desperadoes shooting to eac' side as they ran and shouting as 1 crazy caused general stampede fo cover
 Michael Flynn stopped to pick up stone as he saw the men coming to ~,,,,,l l.;,,, a,d ipata otI npa of tbaY fired at him, the bullet grazing hi car and another went through his hal As the fugltives, running along Keye street, reached Washington street, trolley car came along.
 Hold up, you - -- " shouted on of the desperadoes waving his revolve above his head The motorman SC the brakes and the conductor, Thoma Moore, Jumped off. Instantly he be came target for bullets, one of whic entered his leg. Across Washingto street and through New Reyes stree the robbers fled with hundreds of me, pursuing, and soon disappeared Franklin Park, shooting down Polio Officer Cox, who tried to intercept thel near the park gate.
 As soon as possible a cordon of DC lice heavily armed, with rifles and rt yolvers, was thrown about the par while thousands of citizens gathere in the vicinity.
 According to small boy who sa' the two men reloadng their wear ons, in a sand pit near the park earl In the evening each man carried thre revolvers.
 Patrolmen McMahon and Thomr son sighted the Italians in the neigh borhood of the park late in the even Ing and went down before their well directed fire
 At il o'clock the chase had passe beyond the park southwlrd. A re port was received that the quarry ha been seen near the corner of Morto and Canterbury streets and squad ( police was hurried there in automc
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