New Britain herald., 1915-06-18
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 DF DOUBLE MURDER
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tContinued from First Page.o lun4n, by krakas, was also written or fpaper from this same pad, declared >ths expert
 Wilmington Woman Called.
 Mrs. Anthony wishowsky, wil. m3ngton woman was examined by 6tate Attorney Alcorn and she told him that she rented private room ar her house to Peter Melba (alias yKraRas lon March ?. When Krakas scafne he was alone and had a square ksaat case. He represented himself ftoSDe a barber and paid $1.5o week (for the room. He stayed there four nights and it was his custom to leave {at ten in the morning and return at Z7 in the evening. Sometimes he fwent out in the evening. Mrs. Wiskcwsky said that Krakas always RSept his effects under lock and key )6nd she never saw him with type writer Neither did she ever see Aontvid visit him.
 Mo1itvid and Krakas Keep Apart.
 Another Wilmington woman, Mrs. 5eeelia Harris. said that on March 2 4ontvid came to her house to rent room She did not see Krakas at &ny time. When Montvid called at Fer house he told Mrs. Harris lie fanted to stay one night, but he Banged his mind and stayed four IiEhts leaving on the follow Rx Saturday morning. He told Irs. Harris he was an insurance kgsnt and in his room he had type- 5vT5ter just like'' the one exhibited }y the state and on which the threat Auing letters were written to the lo- hl priest
 Shooting of Policeman Tferney.
 Adolphs Markle, a, Wilmington jew- ler and pawn broker. pointed out pntvid as the man who came to him
 March 6 and wanted to pawn two 1ys watches and one mans watch. Fitness identified the watches held $stAtes' exhibits as the ones carried
 Montvid at the time of this visit. ie broker was suspicious and ques- cned Montvid closely. He hsked I t4o the watches belonged to and he ld @to my wife, and asked $15 on H time pieces. The broker de- med to lend any money and Mont d went out. The shop keeper fol- wed him and saw him meet Krak- rSAftUf a. short walk the two part
 At the corner of Seventh street 1 T pawn broker met Officer F. X. l rney and told him of his suspic-.
 The two followed and saw 1 akas and Montvid meet again and l en Separated. Tierney followed l akas while Markle and another 5cer followed Montvid. He then l ard several shots. He saw Mont l Kmning from his pursuers. At | A&Folice station later Montvid de- | d ever seeing Krakas. On the pre- ns nj ght Krakas had visited the | T1broker's store and tried in vains pawn a man 8 watch, but said he
 other articles of jeWelry to pawn. kttorney Day. for the defense, | xd Markle several questions and | said he heard the shots fired by 1 aka4 which killed Officer Tierney. n0ugh he heard more shots, he 1 not see Montvid do any shooting 1 saw Ofacer Manly chase the ac- ed larkle's account of the chase in | 7naington. was most wildly rem l 8d and he told in an accurate l a1er of the running fight down l
 citg streets, the cracking of the 1 divers and the subsequent meet l with Montvid at the police sta- l
 Chief Black Tells of Arrest. l hief George Black of the Will Skton police, testified that his at Ion was first called to the arrest Krakas and Montvid on March s aeon when he say people carrying 1nner Sharpless, the first man who
 arrest Krakas. At the same ] Fl he heard that another officer had kn shot and an instant later Officer 6.ney was brought in apparently a. Then with the men in the io1 house the chief chased Krakas srala blocks until he was rounded ln a slaughter. house yard. Here AiSN behind a wagon and was not
 lired until he had been shot in fhexl Montvid was brought into
 5tatfon house by Officers Washing
 and Manl, he at first denied ac-
 ,afancs with Krakas. Thes pris-
 had two magazines for an auto- Revolver one loaded and one
 six shots in 1t, in his pocket and
 aasbaggage check. Chief Black
 sEle check and recovered Mont
 travciing bag at the railroad
 |e Revolver magazines were ex-
 ed Ay the states attorney and
 filed by the chief, as we'll as
 magazine. which Montvid
 ped in his flight. Chief Black
 ident!hed a stocking with sev-
 Ea caiibre automatic cartridges in
 tfae one he found in Montv.d's
 The Savage automatic revolver
 Found by an officer where Mont
 hrew it away as he raii was also
 fhn chief 4ha