The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-06

the murderer but the police in possession of what It is '' card bearing the initials $. s. A. N"
 & Francois Emil, Chauffeur (2236). Manager John steps of the Cafe Palisades. seeing Millionaire Sip- kin and party into their automobile, which the point of starting when when another da large Frsn? front of it, barring its way.
 The Simpkin chauffeur. Francois Emil had scarcely time to protest, before masked arose from the the American People" shot him twice through the
 g. Timothy l. Bryan, the Zinc Emperor, was found murdered around midnight last evening, in front of the Assay office in Wall Street
 The assassin had evidently been surprised in his act, for revolver found the spot. It was a weapon of f., unusually beautiful make and
 10 Eugene Kellogg, ~ weii-fnonn s W; manufacturer murdered last evening in the cafe of the Hotel Belle court MT. Kellogg was known in the hotel for the lavishness with which he spent his money It evident that being of obscure origin his pros periy had gone to his head and his clustering self importance had more than once offended the patrons moment before his murder he had ordered six bottles of champagne for three four persons at the bar. who did not seem to greatly to drink with him. the waiter had filled their glasses. a young man of .,"The American People" At the same moment ast right eye and. before his companions realized what was happening, threw card the table and from
 IT. Adolph Mehl, head waiter at the Cafe Broad r the Milwaukee Adonis was shot last evening. shortly four, two ladies and two sentienen. n.'' p~'" '' . Mehl, who was well known too, but net very much liked by patrons of the cafe, conceited and in- different in his manner to men. and generally unc- tuous in his manner with ladies. It this latter usual in such cases there were several conflicting sc counts of the shooting, but the general impression seems to have been that Mehl had offended one of " he had 4~ Sf Sf his lady guests 0ysrturnng his chair. the saying; Tn the name of the American People go revolver in each hand and jumped into a waiting hansom saying to the eabman 'Drive for your life to the Fifteth Street staton-a murder has been committed"
 His friends who left behind refused ts give his name, but that proved to be unnecessary as on arriving at the Fiftieth Street station he gave him self up at the desk for murder, calmly handing the sergeant his revolver, and giving his name as Rich ard Ogden-Dodge of Riverview Westehester County
 F. As the train from North Berkshire steamed into Platform 13 of the Grand Union Station last evening, Gateman William Jenkins, a well-lenown fg- ure at the depot, there the gate hurry the arriving passengers and insult any bewifdered ones who might ask him question. Jenkins was tall, lean man with black moustache and small blask set close together, and was of course, dressed
  travellers by the New England road he familiar character, known for the spirit with which he bued tired old ladies with bundles and immigrants already half out of their wits with the courtesies of Ellis Island
 Last evening the 1:ss filled with passengers and Jenkins, who was anxious to get home, hustled them with less ceremony than usual as they filed through the gate.
 Near the end of the procession wa, . pretty young woman, carrying grip in hand, and some wild flowers in the other. As she passing through the gate. she dropped the flowers, and stopped to pick them up.
 Don't block the way therer said Jenkins, in his most Grand Union manner. There are people be- hind you. The girl locked him with flashing eyea
 "Oh. that's all right" said Jenkins, There is my number, if that's all you want-go and make your complaint"
 "No need to do that" spoke up a fresh strong voice behind the girl A young giant from Yale, all health and tweeds and golf-sticts, loomed up. and lowing the girl, said: "Pease allow me attend to this matter for you know Jenkins and his Der very welli"
 By this time all the people out of the train. and only the girl the young giant, and Jenkins stood at the gate An engine was the moment coming up the free track for the purpose of making up train for the north Come here. Jenkins" said the young man; and. taking Jenkins by the shoulders he pulled him inside the gate and shut it wah a clash
 Meanwhile. various bystandess who had been att tracted by the unusual occurrence, stood looking through the bars helplessy wondering what about to happen
 All they heard was Jenkins, de you that gine7" All they Jenkins, one moment in ths of the young giant and the next moment dashed under the wheels of the onsoming locomotive
 His murderer turned with a smile to the lady, and taking up his golfsties disappeared the track in eastward directiea.
 When the remains of Jenkins were disentangied from the wheels of the engine mutilated card was found bearing the inscription, "S s. A N"
 So had the morning newspapers for September 13 but the afternoon newspaper of course came out with later particulars; and of these the most singu lar and significant were: that
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