Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-23
TERROR REIGN IN
 BOSTON STREETS
Desperadoes Dash Through Firing Pistols.
TWO DIE AND MANY HURT

Bad Men" Who Held Up Saloon Re.
 appear and Fire at Every One In
 Sight-Woman Seriously Wounded Among Victims of BuIIets-Take Ref
 uae In Cemetery After Lying Con
 cealed In Park-6elieved to Be Ital-
 ians-one Saloon Robbsr Caught at
 Railroad Station.
 Boston, July 23.-Two men dead. man and woman shot. perhaps ia tally, and ten others suffering from bullet wounds, sums up the record of the murderous career of two bandits who terrorized the Jamaica Plain dis, trict. eluding the pursuit of hundreds of policemen and thousands of other citizens. Starting in by holding up saloon near the corner of Washington and Boylston streets in Jamaica Plain. three men who are supposed to be Italians killed one man. wounded two others with bullets and, rifling the cash register, got away with S9O.
 After the police had searched for them sunsuccessfully two of the rob- bers again appeared in Jamaica Plains and, firing revolvers. ran through the most thickly settled part of the dis trict, leaving a trail of victims of bull lets behind them. The pair were SUD- posed to be hiding in Forest Hills cem- etery. which was surrounded by sev- eral hundred heavily armed police men.
 One of the men is described as being tall in figure with heavy black mus tache and wearing soft hat. The other man is much shorter.
 Police Surround Cemetery.
 The police surrounded Forest Hills cemetery after learning that the fugi- tives had escaped from Franklin park, in which they were surrounded at first. Three hundred officers under the direc- tion of Superintendent William H. Pierce were strung around the out side of the cemetery, while hundred more, aided by calcium searchlights furnished by the fire department, ex- plored the interior. The officers were confident that they had the men sur. rounded there
 A man arrested at the South station has been identified as one of the rob- bers of the saloon. His name is Giu- scope de Vico. his age is twenty one, and he gave his home as A Linden street. Somerville. He has been lock ed up and will be charged with the murder nf Frank Drake. who wes sh"I during the holdup in rhe saloon. ba Vie" hsd hnnghl ticker for New Nors and was ah"m "a hoa rt rraiu when arrested.
 Mrs bPiis Patton of south stree, is oae of rhs most seriously injured of the victims "f rue desperadoes. She was standing ill front of her home with her baby in her arms when the two men. pursued by crowd. came down the street. As They passed her one of the fugitiveS fired a shot which entered her head behind the right ear. She was removed to the city hospital and is in a critical condition.
 Herbert F. Knox. night watchman at the Forest Hills cemetery. and Ed. ward McMahon, thirty-One years old. a patrolman. both received bullets in the abdomen. Knox died later at Emerscn hospital.
 Police Hunt For Desperadoes.
 II is believed that the desperadoes lay concealed in Calvary cemetery or Franklin park while the police were hunting for them on account of the saloon holdup and shooting.
 Driven from their hiding place by hunger and fearing that they would he surrounded by the police who were searching the neighborh0od. the two men appeared on Charles street. in Jamaica Plain. at abopt dusk and pro ceeded to shoot ID" the town. They looked like Italians and were roughly dressed. Some citizens who had been assisting in the hunt for the robbers saw the men and tried to interrept them. whereupon the two started to rnn and. with 2 revolver in each hand. fled along Charles. South. Lee and Reyes streets. firing at every person in their path. Mrs. Fallon was the first mark of The murderous weapons. Of- ficer Ingalls was shot next and then Mcssrs Moore. Flynn. McGinn. Nolan and Fleming and Officer Cox received bullets in successi"n during tho flight nf the men tc Franklin park. John H Wrightman of II Reyes street was als" shot at. but the bullet did moi hit him though ii passed through his frnnsnrs ln-