The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-24
TREEE OUTRAGES
CONVENT IN NEW work MARROW
~ ESCAPES SONS
DISASTER.
TWO CASES IN CHICAGO
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ven. Oh "a. One ..:-:-ed ana SIT.
.r. vr-- -1--a~ .-.a panic /. lie
,z7.os.ca O.. a a.1-~. bomb z he
s,-ee, q t-a Erei .--- ,ee entrance
Of -h- conerr T. @E1 81 P-acn-
car.y no damage. as -a- t-7ce ot the
blast sper, itself % r. pavement and
The ar. al, he noise ct Z explosion
vas terr.ec and buildings to- = block
or more - every direction we're sA2k-
En-.
Inmates = tle convent were ssteen
in thei- G~o-m.i0ries al the time but AZ
he sound u The bursting oouro they
jumped OH OF their beds and rushed
in terror tn stair~ays aAd Are escapes.
The s.sl,-s Quieted them With diff.
.alty. while the convent Waterman
rushed from his room in the cellar
10 Investigate.
On reaching The street he watch
man caught sight OF a carriage being
driven rapidly eastward in One Hun,
dred and Sixth street. Il disappeared
in the shadows Of the elevated slruc-
ture in Park avenue. The waIchman
gave chase, but when be got 20 Park
avenue there vas no trace OF the car
rage.
In the trail OF the carriage the
Waterman picked up a package
wrapped in paper and heavily corded.
II contained the second bomb, uneI-
ploded. and loaded with about a pound
OF dynamite. He turned the explosive
e to the policeman, who immersed
it in a pail of water pending examina-
ton by the bureau OF combustibles.
Fights Police on Roof.
Chicago, III. - Trailed through
the snow TO his refuge on the top of a
four-story building. NicOIo c. Trapani,
believed by the police to be a member
of the Black Hand society, engaged
in a desperate battle with detectives.
They climbed t. the roof in a shower
of bullets. Trapani, only a few mo.
ments before the struggle on the roof,
had shot and mortally wounded Vito
Cappitelli. Trapani tells the police he
was bounced upon by Vito and his
brother, Philip, as he was passing the
corner.
Footprints in the snow leading to a
fire escape up the side of the building
we're found by Policeman Simsrott
with his fashlght. Deceive Joyce
mounted the rungs. Trapani crawled
to the edge of the roof and warned
his trailer. A bullet whizzed through
Joyce's hat. Other shots we're fired
by the Italian.
Trapani, seeing he was outnum.
bered. retreated TO a chimney and
sought TO reload his revolver. While
he was fumbling with the weapon he
was seized by Detective Joyce and the
two men went rolling and fighting
over the roof. Several times both we're
clinging TO the edge and were drawn
back by the other policemen.
Trapani finally was struck a blow
on the head and subdued. At the hos
pital he was identified by Philip Cap
pitelli, who was seated at his brothers
bedside.
~Trapani is a bad man." said Philip
and he has made lots of trouble in
Italy. Tonight he sem word command
ing Vito to meet him. l told Vito to
stay at home, but when he left / went
along with him. Vito fired his gun
after Trapani shot at him"
Policemen Prevent Disaster.
Chicago, Feb. 21.-A dynamite bomb
with a lighted time fuse two feet hong
sputtering and splitting fire was found
on the front steps of a house occupied
by Giacomo Frisa, an Italian laborer.
The policemen saw the burning fuss
and extinguished the fire. The bomb
consisted of five sticks OF high per
centage dynamite, bound together with
a string and with fuse and cap ad
justed.
NEW BLACK AhNn