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HORRIBLE
CRIME OF
ITALIANS
Murder Nine Year-Old Doy and Dis
member the Body
A dispatch from Now OroliuiH
nays: Tho fato of tho nlne-yonr-old
lUUlnn (ill I Id, Walter Luniana, kld
impcd by tho Ulack Hand, wn3 dls--cloBod
tills morning, whon thu body
of tlto boy was found la a swamp
Ijack of St Hose, llftoon nilloa abovo
Now OrkviUH. Tho boy'H bond .had
lioou cut off, and tho body, ohoppod
Into plocoH, wan wrnppod In a
lilmriool and packed In a box, which
II out t'd on a cano raft auchorud In
tho ttwaiup.
Tho dlHcovory was duo to a vigor
ous Mwontiug of tho Himpoct, IkiuicIo
Camplsolauo, In tho Jefferson pariah
woods hist night by tho Shorirt'H
posao and mouthers of tho Italian
vlgllnmvt committee. CamplHolano
fold how tho boy, bltton by momiiil
too:) until hU faco was hwoIIqu Into
nn unrocognUublo mam), and suffer
ing privations of tho moat galling
lilnd, wtut curried to tho Itnllnn's
homo. lloro a dlRousHlon started
among tho klduappora ns to what
uhouUl bu done with the lad. During
tho argument tho boy broko from
tho houiio and ran screaming down
tho road. Antonio lucutorrn started
In pursuit, and, seising tho child by
tho throat, strangled him to death.
Tho prisoner weakened and prom
ised to load the party to tho placo
where tho body wns concealed. Hut
Tor hla guldanco the body might not
liaw been recovered for yours It was
n tramp of nearly two mlloj through
nn ulmoot Impoaotrublo swamp,
Hllmy water reaching to tho waists
or tho oMcorB. Tho child evidently
had been strangled ton days ago,
when the pursuit of tho Black Hand
became so hot that It looked as
though tho kidnapers would bo
caught.
Fearing that tho child would bo
tray them, th kidnapers murdered
him on Juno 13th, after they had
hold him flvo dnyo. Thoy cut oft ,tho
bond and chopped up tho body, In
tending to send It a piece nt a tlmo
to tho father to provo that tho Black
Hnnd had kpt lta promlso to return
tho child In pice s In enso thoy did
not got tho $C,000 demanded, but
tho pursuit had grown hottor and
hotter and tho murdorors dared not
carry out their purpose
Tit' pollco continued tholr arrests
today, raiding tho Montoleono
Home, whoro thoy got nine moro
memherH of the Black Hand. It Is
thought that tho wholo gang will bo
caught by tomorrow, now that tho
womou have bopun to talk. There
wero throats of lynching todny, and
Sheriff Long swore In sovonty oxtra
doputlos, armod with rlfloa, to guard
tho prisoners Tho prisoners under
await are: Ignnzlo Camplsolauo,
hla wife, Miss Nlcollnn Gobbla,
Frank GondiiBa and Leonardo Gob
bin. Four othora aro bolng Bought.
Miss Gobbla confossMl to tho pollco
that sho had known from tho first
of tho plot to kidnap tho boy and of
hla murder.
Tho boy'H funornl at the St. Louis
cnthodral this afternoon was attond-
od by 2000 poraons, mostly Italians,
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accouuts thoy aro normlttod to
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tor bucu sums as desired, thus
avoiding frequent trips to tho
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. W. KAXAKD, CWr.
X-RAYS
Yos, Salem la tho center of tho
unlvorso for hops, prunes and cher
ries, and tneldentally for mngnlft
cent llowora nnd pretty girls.
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Tom Richardson la to resign his
olneo as boss taffy poddVor for Ore
gon and tho public wlfll bo resigned
Thomas Lawsou says Roosevolt
will be nominated and oleotod Prosl
dout. Thla would bo ehoortug nows
for t'aoao who hollovo In a third
term, wore it not for tho fact that
LawBon's statements have always
been mndo for tho purpo3o of decolt,
'or at least have always proved abso
lutely falso.
Talk about slow things. Prof.
Itomtagton, of Philadelphia, who has
been 'l3lttng la Satom, Is editor in
chief of tho United States Dispen
satory, a literary competition that
ouly goes to press once In ton years.
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Tho l)emwliijr Pension Roll.
Whon tho sorvlco pension law was
pa,od by Congress In February
many pooplo thought that there
would bo a notable Inorcnso In. Uio
amount paid by tho government to
tho votorans of its wars. Tho meas
ure provided for pensions graduated
according to tho ago of tho recipients
for all soldiers and Bailors who
served at least ninety days In tho
United States army during tho Civil
War aad wero honorably discharged.
A veteran ago 62 waa to receive! 12
a woaUt, MM TO. JIB; one TS or
or, H, It vnui thought that th
oxtra amount noodod to provldo for
such pondons would bo $15,000,000.
About 310,000 applications havo
been received under tho provisions
of thb net. So mo of ithoso will bo
rojectod for good and Insufllclont
roasons. About 3000 names a day
aro bolng nvldod to tho list from
thoao now nppllcantn and tho work
Is being pushed with all posslblo dis
patch, a largo forco of clerks being
kept busy. But of Alio applicants It
Is found that 9.8 Mj por cent aro al
ready on tho pension roll rccolvlng
a wsinallor amount than that provldod
for undor tho now plan. Son'io of
t.hom nocolvo now from $8 to $10 a
month, and oonio a loss amount. Tho
net luonenso, thoroforo, will bo small,
It is estimated to ropresont about
I $3 a mouth per ponslon on tho aver-
ago.
Of tho romnlnlng lVi per cent of
applicants come will bo rejected for
I'easona which lod to provlous " ro
fuaal of pension, Tho others aro
men who havo novsr boforo applied
for a ponslon, but tho numbor lo so
'jiniill comparatively that It Is hardly
to bo consldorcd.
Instead of 510,000,000 additional
It Is bolloved that tho Incroaso will
not reach $13,000,000 tho first year,
and In addition another force Is
working rapidly toward marked re
duction. During tho month of April
8S2 iianiofl woro added to tho roll,
but In tho samo period 3C1C old
soldlors died, and thorns was n net
reduction In tho numbor of ponslon
ors of 2077, ovory reason bolng
countod. It Is now moro than forty
two years slnco Appomatox, Tho
maximum of tho pension roll was
reached on January 31, 1905, tho
numbor then bolng 1,004,196. Slnco
that tlmo tho monthly loss from
doath has pasAod tho avorngo of
1000, Is closoto 2000, and, as stated
before, In April It exceed 3600, Tho
votorans of tho Civil War nro fast
answering tho last roll call. The
widows of votorans aro dying In in
creasing numbors, Tho Commission
er of Pensions bolloves that tho
doath rate wi;i Increase by leans and
bounds within a jrw from now, so
that tho reduction of tho amounts
needed for pensions will bo In largo
figures In tho Immediate future
No truo patriot has regretted tho
provision which tho United Spates
has mado for ithoso who fought for
tho Union whon Its llfo was threat-
.vned. Ono hundred and forty mil
lion dollars a yopr Is a largo amount.
But tho sorvlco rondorcd was great
and tho obligation correspondingly
moral. Thoro Is a fooling of sadness
nt tho thought that a gonoratlon Is
passing away and that It will not bo
loug till tho last of . tho "boys In
bluo" who answorod the call of
"Fathor Abraham" Is goue. That
thoso who yot survlvo may enjoy a
peaceful end quKM llfo during tho
fow years that roiualn will bo tho
hopo of many thouctands during this
week of national memorial. Chi
cago Tribune
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SHARK
ATTACKED
SAILOR
Tore Off One Foot and Crushed tho
fingers of One Hand
Tho arrival of tho big steamer
Arlzonan yesterday, says tho San
Francisco Chronlclo of Thursday
last, brought a harrowing talo of a
battlo between Frank Fondar u
momber of tho crow nnd n shark In
tho wntors at Sallna Cruz, In which
tho shark with Its tooth toro tho forte
arm almost off the unfortunnto sail
or. Throo fingers wero ground In
tho masslvo jawH of tho big fish,
whllo Fonda's right foot was almost
80vorod.
Tho tragedy occurred on a hot
day, whllo tho Arlzonan was lying at
Sallna Cruz. About forty mombors
of tho crow wont In bathing among
tho breakers. Fonda's companions
observed him waving his arms wild
ly la tho air as If to beat off some
thing, nnd then sink beneath tho
wavos. Thoy thought, howovor, that
ho was playing tho "drowning" joko
and laughed.
Soon tho water whoro Fonda had
boon swimming becamo dyed n blood
rod, and tho man's companions so
uurcu u uuul ami puL oui 10 save
him. As thoy approached tho spot
whoro tho blood colored tho water,
thoro wbb a swish, and tho Bhnrk,
comn glto tho surfaco rolled ovor,
displaying Its glittering belly. In
tho jaws tho mn could plainly sco n
piece of Fonda's foot. Two of tho
mon boat itho shark off with oars,
nnd then, diving brought to tho sur
faco tho mutilated body of tho fire
man. Ho wns taken aohoro and was
found to bo still living. A litter
was mado upon which Fonda was
placod and taken to tho hospital. Ho
la now at tho hospital, at Sallna
Cruz fighting between llfo and
doath. Ills hnlr had turned from n
jot black to white. It Is expected
that ho will loso his right foot and
sovornl of his fingers. Tho Bhark
measured ton feot in length.
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Southern Parmer Prefers Negro
Labor.
Sonator Latlmor' of South Carolina
isald rocontly In discussing tho ques
tion of Immigration in tho Seuth:
"Tho now mills and factories
springing up in tho South, aro at
tracting white farm hands, leaving
tho negroes practically In control of
tho agricultural labor market. Tho
South will not permit nogroos to
work bosldo whlto girls In fnctorlcs.
Soparato factories would havo to bo
'built for colorod folk if thoy aro
hired as mill hands. In consequence
thoro is a dearth of whlto fun Ia.
bor. Tho negro will not work &
dnys a week. w
"It may seem strange in the fite
of these conditions, but Jt It MTCfb
tholess a fact that tho Southern
farmer is opposed to immigration
ovon though It would furnish hh
cotton plantations with help. He
would rather havo tho negro, for he
has a touch of the old sentiment In
him. Tho hads of the big ltrdni
trios, however, hall tho Incoming lo
migrants with delight",
At a meeting of the business
agents, county officers, vrarvhomj.
mon, etc., of tho Farmers' Nitlocsl
Co-oporatlvo Union at Atlanta re
cently, resolutions, opposing the In.
migration movement in Georgia,
woro unanimously adopted. The :a
olutlon,3 were offered by W. L. Peek.
of Rockdale, county, and are said to
havo mot with tho hearty appror&l
of tho gathering
Tho resolutions memorialize tht
SLnto Legislature to make no appro
prlatlon to further tho ends ot Im
migration to Georgia ol lorelgnen
and also urge that body not to en
courago tho movement.
Most Irritating.
"I am so vory annoyed. Mr ser
vant has Just been killed on the rail'
way only half of hla body has beta
found, nnd with tho other hall are
my keys." DonVlvant.
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Mall Carriers Strike.
Butte, Mont., Juno 37. Evory
mail carrier In Butte last night vreut
oa a strike. They decDare th wage
fioaJ tnaulkltot.
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