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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
BUSINESS IMPROVES
Best News Is Received From, the South
and West.

oNeN iNSeNe = NcNciNco rom the ScutN
and West.
New York Feb ea-R C Dun 4
Company's Weekly Review OF Trade
says, Business holds the ground re
Gently recovered from the point Of
greatest depression. but reports OF
further progress are sporadic. Geo
graphically. the best news Is received
from the west and south AMI more
Idle machinery has resumed NJ tho
steel mills than IN any other leailne
Industry. MANY manufacturers ma
orders scarce. and there T. much com
plant Of high prices. wilhelm iohb'n
and wholesale departments the large
attendance ~ country merchants e.
not accompanied by the customar,
volume Of business Dealers orerats
most conscrvstively. providing onl,
for urgent needs but low stocks sun
ply strong statistical position thai
must eventually produce activity ir
all departments. Considering tho
storms and holidays February com
pares very favorsbly with the month
preceding
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
BOMB HURLED AT SHAH
Explosive Dropped From Housetop
Killed Three Outrlders.

Teheran. Feb. 2s-Ano,her attempt
was made 10 assassiuate the shah
While he was driving in a narrow
street bomb was thrown from a
housetop. striking near motor car
preceding the shah's carriage. which
was some distance behind. The shah
was uniniured. but three OF his ont
riders Were killed and many persons
injured by the explosion.
The chauffeur OF the motor car and
about twenty others were wounded.
The shah slisAted from his carriage
and entered the nearest house. which
was shortly afterward surrounded nv
suardS- His majesty after awhile left
the house and proceeded to the palace.
which he reached In safety.
\ search Of the house from the roof
OF which the bombs were thrown
proved rruitlcss No suspicious char.
scters were found
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
INLAND HARsoH ASSURED
Cape May Real Estate Company Pays
Gosernnent 500. COO.

Cape May Real Estate Company pays
oossrnrent 100000
Cape May, ~. J.. Feb. 2s.-Repre-
sentatives OF the secretary OF war met
the osicisls OF the Cape MAY Real
Estate company in Philadelphia. when
the latter paid to Assistant United
States Treasurer BOsler sle0. 900 IN
cash in consideration OF securing 4
much deeper channel 20 the inland
hsrb0r at Cape May. where the CON-
psny has dredged an area OF about
500 acres.
This inner harbor. which Is now be
ting dredged to a depth OF forty feet.
becomes available to commerce when
the government constructs q channel
connecting Il with deep water OF the
Atlantic ocean. This channel viii have
width OF $50 feet and a depth OF
from twenty-five to forty feet. sum-
Gent to admit the largest vessels OF
the merchant marine or the greatest
tattleships
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
FIVE At A BIRTH
Quintet Of Perfectly Formed chldre
Born to Ohio Couple.

Quintet Of Perfectly Formed Children
Born to Ohio Couple.
Steubenville. O.. Feb. 2e.-Five per
fectly formed children were born
here TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Camp
bell. Three OF the infants died within
an hour after birth. One boy and girl
will live, II is said Three were boys.
Mrs. Campbell weighs less than 100
pounds The combined weight OF the
infants was twenty-three pounds Ply
sicians declare the case to be one Of
the most remarkable known.
Campbell is a mill worker. and has
four brothers. To the family Of two
or these twins have been born. and
each OF the other brothers Is father
OF triplets.
Campbell's first wife died after be
coming the mother OF tripletS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Many Dead In Min. Disaster.

Laredo. Tex. Feb. 2e.-Information
reaches this city through federal tele.
graph sources. 10 the effect that the
explosion in La Rosita mine at Sa-
binas. near MusQuiz. Mexico. has re-
suited in a large loss of life. Reports
BY the federal telegraph operators
place the loss OF life at from forty to
ninety The mine is owned by the
Monterey Steel company. and ordi-
narily employs a force OF $50 miners.
mostly japanese and Mexicans.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
FIRE IN HOSPITAL :.
ts~~ntS>hNs Patients Removed 10 n
Place OF Safety.

race OF safety.
New Haven. Conn. Feb %. - The
lives Of seventy-dve patients. some OF
them In a serious state. were endan.
gered when a fire broke out on the top
door Of the fourstory patients ward
at Crave hospital While the hremen
poured water into the building. the
nurses. doctors and orderlies. assisted
by citizens. removed the patients TO
places OF safety IN ambulances. car
fiages. automobiles. trucks and other
conveNsnccs. The loss. Il is believed
viii not exceed $50. 200.
Miss r. l. Aihaugh. superintendent
OF Grace hospital said that OF the pa.
uents. twenty-five were In a very ser;
Gus condition. Six OF them were ~.
phoid fever sufferers. twelve had re-
Gently been operated upon. and there
were three or four bad fracture cases.
The patients were bundled up as well
as possible in blankets. but II Is feared
the exposure may have a had effect.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Ofheers, Salaries cuA

New Haven. Conn. Feb. ss-Onicers
and suoordinstes OF the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad com
pany having salaries OF $4,000 and up
wards are to suffer reduction OF IL
per cent on salaries. or those that re
reive salaries between $1,000 ana
S-OOO there VIII be a reduction of S
per cent. 1t Is understood that these
reductions will begin upon the LIST OF
March. The total savings on all thu
reductions Will amount TO about SIPS.
900 q year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Delaware and Virginia Railway
Company, Rappahannock River Line.

Mid-Winter Schedule in Effect January 20, 1908.
yhsr follows Sunday ~ for Wsnd NORTH End Mn
fsu *hs0ifop. shsrp's. Tsppahsnnock
Wdfords
Wednesdays White
osnee nona.kon Water View WHEATON and
Wford Tappshanno MAYORS Blsndhd
Q ar
win weather puittng
koys 0rsnsws Wfnnont Saunders Ledstown
buhans Muenbek Morans,
Whit Stone NIL Creek North End Wesand arrive Baltimore
Wednesday mornings.
sesmsrs viii Tappahannock, 7so
Wods
nnbn 'horens. .0omas.
MI Crsk North End sWesssnd and Baltimore
Friday
monday and Friday only sTues
Leave Wednesday 80 Norfolk
thursday orni
kOTE-On
until
mons
any consequence arising therfrom-
w. ID. Scott, Agent, Fredericksburg, Va.
Cen Man. T. MURDOCH Gan I1
Baltimore. Nd, 81. 1908.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Indictment Against JUDGE souashed

Charleston. m Feb. 29.-Judge y.
W Thompson OF the circuit court OF
Coles county granted the motion ask.
Ing for the quashing OF the indict.
ments voted against Judge Peter S.
Grosscup. OF the United States cir
cult court, Chicago. and four other
directors OF the Nation City Railway
company. The five directors were
charged with criminal carelessness
and manslauehter because OF a head.
on collision which occurred on Aug. 80.
1907. one mile from this place in
which eighteen people were killed and
thirty injured
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Fer Over Sixty Ysap..

Mrs, Windows Soothing syruu
has been used for over sixty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums.
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
IL Will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Sold by Druggists In
every part of the world. TWENTY
I'VE cents bottle. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Windows Soothing
svrup-" and take no other.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act. June Both, 1905. Serial Number
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
NUGGETS OF NEWS

A s225.O0o building permit was Is
sued In Washington to the Carnegi.
Institution for the erection OF an ad
minlstration building.
c. d. Anderson. a prominent official
OF the National Cash Register com
pany, Of Dayton. o., was thrown from
his horse and died an hour later.
Mrs. Margaret Smith died at the
residence OF her granddaughter. Mrs,
Norris Dixon. In Wilmington, DEL,
aged 1o1 years and days.
Emmett Brown, a negro, died at the
PRESBYTERIAN hospital in New York
from injuries alleged TO have been re.
ceived in a prize fight.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
A RICH GOLD FIND
Great Excitement over Alleged Find
at Arroya. W. Va

GREAT Excitement Over Alleged Find
at Arroyo. W. Va.
New Cumberland ". Va. Feb. "a
The eastern section OF Hancock
county near Arroyo is In a state OF *.
element over an alleged rich rold
ind The Sawmill Run OF company
IS drilling an oil well on the Miss VII
ginia Brown farm at Arroyo. and when
from depth 81 200 feet the bailer
was brought mp II was found 70 con
tain solid substance. In which the
CLINT Of gold was seen. The substance
proved 60 be gold ore. and the small
quantity brought up BY the bailer was
declared to be worth $3.50. or at the
rate OF $1,000 per ton.
Offers by capitalists most Of them
Pttshurgers. 10 lease adjoining terri.
tory. have been turned down by the
owners ~ the land. who will form
their own company and mine for gold.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Killed Three Children and Herself

Baltimore. O.. Feb 29.-Mrs. J. c.
Spires. wife Of a farmer. killed three
OF her children. fatally wounded a
fourth and then committed suicide.
One OF the children was drowned in a
we'll and the others were shot and
their Threats cut. Mrs Spires took
carbolic acid, shot herself and cut her
throat. The surviving child which
may die, is Alva, FIVE years old. The
dead children ere: Catherine. three
years old; Luella. six years old. and
Jesse. aged one year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
PROPOSAL 70 CUT WAGES
Norfolk & Western oner Reduction
On sliding Scale.

Norfolk & Western oner Reduction
On sliding Scale.
Roanoke. Va. Feb. 2S.-The general
manager OF the Norfolk a Western
Railway company has addressed a cir.
cuiar letter TO the chsirmen OF tho
various labor organizations on that
system. proposing a reduction IN the
wages or all employees in the different
departments II is said that the com.
pany desires 90 make a reduction on a
sliding scale. with the understanding
that when the revenues OF the road
reach s2.sO0.OOo a month the wages
are TO be restored. II Is stated that the
revenue OF the road before the present
depression was seldom below s2.500.
ooO and that it has reached $4,000 .ooc
a month.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Southern Railway Cut. WAGES.

Atlanta. Ca. Feb. 2S.-A reduction
OF 10 per cent In the wages OF all EN-
ployes OF the southern railway except
contract labor. such as engineers. nre
men. etc. effective March 1. has been
announced. A previous cut OF 10 De,
cent affected all general officers OF ths
company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Woman Locked Bomb I, SAT-.

Milton. Ind. Feb. 2s.-when men
unloading a Big Four freight car at
this place found a pear shaped infer
nal machine. ten inches long. they
ran, Miss Emma Quinn. company
agent, went TO the car. picked up the
bomb, and. carrying It into her office.
locked II In the safe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
AImost eeheaded. Ran Aan a lam.

Sumrall. Miss. Feb % - A man
named Hardy quarreled with w. II.
Smith, dragged his body to a brush
pile and left il. after trying to cut OF
Smiths head with an axe. With his
head almost severed. Smith got UP.
ran half mile to a doctor and will
recover Doctors say the case r. un.
precedented
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Nssro's Body Hanaed 70 Tree.

Houston. Tex. Feb. 2e-The body
OF Charles Scott. a negro. aged eight
cen years. was found hanging to a
tree at Monroe. The negro's feet
had a placard attached to tAayn bear
ing the words; Warning 10 negroes
found prowling in white folks houses. -
Scott had been arrested and placed
under bond on a charge OF attempting
an assault upon a Miss Alley.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
W. Tinq FANG Arrives.

San Francisco Feb 29.-wu Ting
Fang, the new minister to Washing.
ton from China. arrived from the Orl-
ent on the steamship Siberia. He
was attended by several servants and
secretary. He will probably remain
In San Francisco a few days before
leaving for the east
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Farmer Find. Ne, VII, Human

Preston. Nina. Feb. 2s A hen
owned for a year by Charles Larson
when II died was found to have a hu.
man face. A nose was IN place OF a
bill, mouth and chin were well formed.
feathers parted as by a barber sup
planted a comb and the cheeks were
pink and puffy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
HERO STARVED TO DEATH
Sad End Of Civil War Veteran Who
Was Decorated BY conuress.

was decorated BY Congress.
Cleveland. o.. Feb. 2S.-Dead from
lack Of proper food. Russell Page, a
civil War veteran. decorated by con.
gress for valiant service at Fort Don
elson. was found IN bed at his home.
While Page was dying his aged wife
was vainly searching for work.
At Fort DonelsOn Page led an army
OF sappers in the mining OF the ground
near the Notifications. While directing
the men. Page saw Homer Stratton.
OF Cleveland. q member OF an Ohio
regiment, lying on the ground badly
wounded. Page carried Stratton on
his shoulders from the battlefield
keeping his face to the foe and shield.
ing Stratton from the heavy musket
hre with his own body. After three
voileys the Confederates ceased firing
and cheered him as he retreated to
safety
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03
Bomb Failed 10 Explose

Buenos Ayres. Feb. Pa dynamite
bomb was thrown against a carriage
IN which President Alcorta was driv-
ing. but failed to explode. Four per
sons were arrested charged with com
pile ity In the plot.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-03

Mr.. John Riha, OF Vining, Ia, says: 81
have been selling DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills for about a year and they
give better satisfaction than anypill /
ever sold. | have used them myself with
fine results" Sold by NJ. NJ. Lewis and
w. l. Bond.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17
aistente. Per tai fatto il Canepa era
state dispensato dal servizio.
Per questo fuggi Roma cola ragaz-
"a per il doppio suicidio.
CALUrlET, rHcH.
Innaugurazione
della nuOva sala ltaliana.

II giorno 10 Ottobre 1908 segna un'
epoca immemorabile nei fausti degli
Italiani in Calumet, nei fausti degli
Italiani in America.
L'erruzione nella nuova sala in Calu-
met, monumento di comune bellezza
significa l'affermazione della concordia
della solidarieta della forza di questa
forente Colonia Italiana negli Stati
Unit.
E ci caro- vedere la simpatica fgura
del Lisa che imperson6 81 puo dire
la vita Italiana in Calumet fno al
suoi premoti, di vedere dico la simpati-
ca autorevole fgura del Lisa presiedere
a tale alto che 81 puo chiamare un
trionfo dell'Italianita in America.
Non ci fermiamo dire del Michettl,
del Nigro del Pasquinelli di quanti
altri concorsero al risultato di tale splen
dida festa
La Nostra Terra manda suoi cordia-
Ii rallegramenti ed auguri.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17

II giorno Is corr. state ad Hurry, il
Congressman E. A Morse di Amigo, ed
il signor Hon. W. H.Mylrea ex attorny
General of Wisconsin che tennero una
lunga conferenza nella Court House di
Hurley discuteudo ambidue la questione
reppubblicana, punt, ed hanno fatto
conoscere al lettori che Il partito repub-
blicano il partito sceIto, per IL lavora-
tore per il farmista e per tutti.
La Norry Band aggiustata per la sera
ha suonato per le vie del paese anche
ALA Court House del vari pezzi di musi-
ca scelta da rallegrare tutti reppubbli- :
cani ed anche i Democratici; questa &
una lode che 81 deve al maestro Joe Vez-
zetti- La sala era zeppa dallSimpres-
stone di PRESENT. 81 puo dedurre che i
discorsi non andarono vuoto.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17

Annunziamo la ncmina del Martin
Mckay a Pond Master di Hurley. A
proposito di tale uficio che pu6 talora
urtare momentaneameute la sua sussl-
bilita del cittadini colt incontravenzio-
ne, dobbiamo dire. che Sc 81 intende di
migliorare lie condiz;oni civile, di una
citta come Hurley ancora nei suoi pri-
mardii 8 necessario purtroppo che tutti
facciamo quaJche sacrifcio.
Ma il pensiese del intento che 81 ha da
raggiungere deye togliere motto peso
tale socrifizii, quando 81 pensi che tut
to clio & inteso al miglioramento dial
paese.
La civilita ha suoi diritti ed ha pure j
suoi doveri.
Con tall convenzioni soitanto 81 puo
raggiungere un Mobile scope.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17
Sulla
Politica Locale.

Sin dalla nascita, il nostro periodico
ST & dichiarato repubblicano, siamo
sieuri nell affermare che esso non CAM
biera programmes politico. E clio after
niamo non tanto per dichiarare la no.
stra stabilita diidees come per dare an
cora un impulse, Sc mai fosse necessa-
rio, ALA tendenza gid pronupziatamen-
te repubblicana di .questi campi mine
rari. =
Es aIie insin6azi0nl artitil.
non abbiamo che meter di fronte al
nostri lettori 10 state continue di pro-
sperita goduto in questi ultimi ami di
smministrazione repubblicana. vecchi
emigrati negli Stati dell Unione sanno
per esperienza quanto siano we're le no.
sire asserzioni, poiche essi potrebbero
citare con particular di triste memoria
tempt dificili attraversati nell'ultima
administrations democratica.
E tutti coIoro che 81 occupano della
cosa pubblica hanno toccato con mano
quail Importance abbiano acquistato gil
Stati Until petto ale potenze europee
in seguito ALA politica energica g deci-
sa del Presidente Roosevelt il quale ce-
dera ne siamo sicuro il seggio presiden
ziale in un col programme da lui segui-
to al suo successore Taft
L'esportazione ha fatto un posse
enorme in grazia al dazii protettivi sui
lindustria locale migliaia d'operai
pullulano centri Industrial dell 'Ameri-
ca. arrecando agiatezza al centri mede-
SINH rifiettendone non poca anche
agli stati d'Europa. | nostrl itaiian'
stessi che hanno la lodevole abitudine
di non dimen+icare i lori padri madri,
10 state in patria ne possono dire quail
che cosa.
L'agricoltura ha fatto sotto il governo
repubblicano un progresso enorme, tan
to che 81 svvicina il giorno Sc pure non
10 gia ora, In cui l'importazione di
articoli che prima erano quasi esclusivo
monopoglio degi stati europei, dove la
mercede agli operai & troppo meschina
per le necessita moderne di dove le-
migrazione continue allarmante sono
una prova della misersa della schiavi
til morale materiale esistentevi.
Non abbiamo quindi bisogno di ricor-
dare al nostri lettori il loro vitale in
teresse mel fare propaganda nella forma
che credono pii opportuna per il partito
che produce loro ragaiatezza goduta
orlnai per tanti ami e promette loro un
altro stadio di quattro ami, pacifico,
fruttifero ed independents.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17

La famiglia Flabi profondamente
commossa dele amicheyole cure che tan
te cortese persore prestarono ALA pove-
ra signora Flabli allie dimostrazioni di
che ebbero, mel momento dolo-
roso porgono a tutti pid sentiti ringra-
ziamenti coll'espresione della PHI pro
fonda gratitudine.
signor Flabi e famiglia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17
L'Educazione Fem
minile DOneStiCa.
II Congresso di Ftiburgo

I,ostomaco 6 un p6 il cervelio, q Safo-3
ra nello stomaco c'6 anche il cuore:ia
forisma non rappresenta il pensiero Oil
nm an;cureo ma & frutto d. esperienza
fsiologica psicologia. Il mlsmo
dne yolte su tire, lesponente di una
;rtossicazione gastrica intest'naie: Sc
non dimostrato che neila mucosa deilo
atomaco vi siano cellule rsziocinanti, 9
nerd ben certo che succhi di qnesto or
,,on, banno una azioDe eIettiva sugli
elementi della cortecc'a cerebraie.
Non ia bisogno di essere del mater'a
,isti. di credere che u pens erp una
sacreziope interua del cervello, per ar
rivare clio; le buone d'gestoni sono Ia
base pei tronfo de, popo'i, iavvenlre
non & per coloro che hanno p'd encela'o,
ma per quanti mang'an bene, bene
digeriscono.
Lo ha gridatc sovra tetti Spencer,
che ha posto mel c'bo enel'o st"maco Ia
anuramazia degli aDglosasson'; TO hadl-
uoostrato Schopenaner. trasformato "a
einouantasei ami in uomo ga'o IN at
tomista allorquando le gastriti croniche
10 avevano abband"nafp.
Clio che & per la colIettivita e per Pin
dividuo per la famlgha La morale
domestica sovratutto nella mensa 9
nella casa: la famigiia vlve lungo
,roral,nente. uuando membri di essa
anoiano bene dorman, comodamen-
te L'affermare che II cucna uu po
nm tempio. non 6 una eres'a; cos' come
non & un. .eresie dire che ate cul'narIa
& una delIe ragion' dl suprrnAzia della
massaia. Per le persone cp non data
ma iptensa vita intellect Q. Ia cnc'na
q Ia casa sono punt' a. o. entaineuto
della vita. Soppr'men'f = ru''"a' Q
anesta virtualmeut- > p ressr quandt
46cattiva, avrete stsns una ..ssssla
polare della fam'gba; Z" IA > non ve'ira
min una dele guide .narsrlt d~i tsia-
,,io domestico, correra srster' che
dal tempo rallontann'Q ue 'n'nes're
o +, ,asticci e lie lecorn 9 eia N 'lnnie.
sono una pietra dl or e"t..'a "a' er gono
,,,atr,co del nostri rcsi tant't, Q
sono del pesi dole he 'm1"o nm
mutabrmente le rag gn o''ro ~
fetto d. fgIi. Non Gu 70 Il hS''~ie
st.a nc,o: ma le dsie T '''sa
~. .t4rna la mems i'a spno
IRA lie dolcezze sou9 g = Tn' ag-
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-10-17
UN IMPRESSIONANTE
DRAMNIA D'AMORE
e. BertareIIi.

Roma, s.
Un impressionante dras d amore
avvenuto questa notte a1rss4 eocanda
di via Uibana. ALE due .esta notte
Z state trasportato alNos sle.
vauni il fuochistf Alfredo Canepa, di
Aiessandria, domiciliato Torino. Lin
felice era state rinvenuto in localita
delta Malabarba lungo il binario ferro-
viario. Egli era state POGO prima vedu-
to aggirarsi in atteggiamento trIste e
misterioso, come preso da un'idea fssa
da fortissima esaltazione. IL ferito
pote stento narrare che egli 81 era
trattenuto per qualche tempo all alber-
go dell Ancora insleme con una ragazza
che, estratta una rivoltella, le aveva
espIoso contro un colpo uccidendola.
Vista morire la donna, aveva voluto an
ch 'egli torgliesi la vita cola stessa arma
g se Ia punt0 in bocca facendola scattare
tire volte, ma la morte non era venuta
ed egli era fuggito in preda ALA dispera
zione dirigendosi in calnpagna. Glun-
70 presso la Inca ferroviaria avuto lidea
di gettarsi sotto un treno di lasciarsi
stritolare. ii disgraziato state sotto-
posto ALA radiografia versa in gravis-
sine condizioni.
In.seguito a questa deposizione gil
agenti 81 recarono ALA locanda dell An
cora, in via Urbana, ed atterrarono la
porta di una stanza nella quale doveva-
no trovarsi certi Auguesto Bagliani ed
Erminia Marchiani, qualiicatisi marito
g moglie ed cui Iconnotati corrisponde-
vano a ouelli dati dal Canepa. due
amanti avevano dato nome falso. Aper-
ia la stanza, uno spettacolo spaventoso
81 paro dinanzi agli agenti. pavimento
era macchiato da larghe chiazze di san
que cd il cadavere di uua giovine donna
giaceya disteso sui lato sinistro del letto
inatrimoniale, che era pure inzuppato
di sangue. La donna era vestita soltan-
to di una maglia rosa dele mutandine
blanche calze mere. Soto il cuscino
del lato destro era stata riposta una pic
cola rivoltella americana, nera, man
cante di quattro colpi Fatta questa
constatazione, gil agenti seppero che !
due giovanni 81 erano presentati allalber
90 delTAncora un paio di giorni ia.
II Canepa stata stanotte nuovamen-
te interrogato Egli dichiar6 che la ra-
gazza uccisa certa Ida Chiola, calzet-
taia di Casale Monferrato, diciannoven
ne, domiciliata Torino.
Egli amoreggiava con lei da un ammo
circa Il2O settenbre il Canepa era a
Torino ed era ricorso ALA vista di un
medico dele ferrovie perche dicevasi
ammalato al reni. Ma il sanitario ave-
va dichiarato che la malattia era insus-