Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 133, 20 March 1910 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALI ADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1910.

BURN THE CHURCH OF BRAVE PRIEST

V Minister Who Fought Gang of Black Handers Visited With the Torch. '

CASE A MOST UNIQUE ONE

FATHER CERUTTI 8END8 GANG TO PRI80N AND ON THEIR RELEASE THEY ' REVENGE THEM . 8ELVE8 ON HIM. (American News Service) Wflkesbarre, Pa.. March 19. A-plot of revenge today led to the firing of the church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, at Carbondale, near here and the destruction of the church with a loss of $50,000. The crime Is attributed to members of the most desperate black hand gang that ever operated in this part of Pennsylvania which was broken up four years ago by the pastor of the church, the Rev. Father Anthony Ceruttl. Several of the blackmailers were released from prison a few days ago and since then, besides the latest outrage three incendiary fires have been set in the homes of Ital

ians who aided the priest In the fight

that sent the gang to prison. 1 Four years ago Father Ceruttl "investigated the work of the blackmailers among his parishoners and or

ganized the prosecution. After a bitter legal fight several men were sent to prison. At the time threats of re-

.venge were made to all concerned

with the prosecution, and the life of Father Ceruttl was constantly In

danger. A Mysterious Warning. Since their v release the freed members of the black hand gang have been seen about Wilkesbarre. A mysterious warning Is said to have been conveyed to the priest, who paid no attention to it The burning of the church was accomplished with all . the craftiness of dangerous criminals. . A shanty in one section of the city was set afire filled with hay. The flames seemed to come from a fiercely burning house and the entire department was rushed to the scene. When all the apparatus was at the worst point for 'attending the fire In the church ' the flames were discovered there. The fire had been carefully placed and was well advanced before discovered. When the fire apparatus arrived, little could be done except to confine the blaze to the church. Father Cerutti declared that he believed the fire the work of the blackmailers. "But we will rebuild the church Immediately," he said.

BRIO

E FROZE FEET

Spectacular Honeymoon in , Alaskan Regions Ends Disastrously.

WERE CAUGHT IN BLIZZARD

St. Paul Minn., March 19. The bride of G. Lars Gunderson, is being brought from the Arctic Circle to Edgmonton, Alberta, to receive treatment for her feet, which were frozen during one of the most spectacular and thrilling honeymoons in the history of the north. . Gunderson formerly of Minneapolis, has been United States Commissioner, Recorder, Coroner and Probate Judge for Kougarok District. Three weeks ago he was married at Nome and with his bride left for Shelton, over 100 miles distant, in the face of wild storm conditions and dragged by twelve trained express malamule hounds, the pick of Nome. The temperature was 75 degrees below sero. Gunderson knew the route Into Shelton and drove night and day. The blizzard Increased. Finally the dogs cringed and whined with the unendurable cold and balked. Gunderson got out out the robes and wrapped up himself and his bride. The dogs curled into balls of fur. Both awaited

the passing of the blizzard for two days and three nights. When the blizzard ceased and Gunderson found his bride's feet had frozen, he hitched up his dogs and made for Hot Springs for medical attention. -

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Thief, After 15 Years, Says He's Sorry Now and Returns Stolen Goods. WITH AN ANONYMOUS NOTE

Winona, Minn.. March 19. While stopping at the Burmelster Hotel fifteen years ago Mrs. Mort Morrison had a purse contining $5 and a set of gold earrings mysteriously taken from her room. A package was delivered through the regular mail channels to her the other day . in which was the purse, a $5 gold piece, the earrings and the following note: "Dear Madam I am sorry I have waited so long to send this, but it done

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Wets Attack Drys' Petition and White Ribboners Sound the Charge. SOUNDS REAL HOME-LIKE

WINDY CITY GOING THROUGH THE SAME PROCESS THAT GREATLY STIRRED WAYNE COUNTY CANVASS MADE.

(American News Service) Chicago, March 19. The battle between the "wets" and "drys" which was to have been decided by the ballot April fifth, reached a spectacular climax today in the board of election commissioners office. The campaign, speech making and city-wide canvass was brought to an abrupt halt by the "wets" attacking the validity of the 74,026 name petition by which "drys" had made prohibition a municipal issue. Attorneys for the saloon , forces argued before the commissioners that

of the 74,026 signatures, only 38,507 were of duly registered voters and that there were 2,193 fictitious names and 1,200 duplications. The legal requirement to make the petition legal is 65,511 names. Rally Their Forces. Seeing their weeks of work endangered by the unexpected move of the United Societies, the "drys" rallied all their possible strength in the election .commissioners office and calls were sent broadcast over the city

for an hour of prayer. Women who; have been prominent in anti-vice and prohibition work marshaled their for-j ces at the W. C. T. U. headquarters' and then w'ent to the election com

missioners urging that the petition be allowed in force. The "drys" were Insistent that the petition had been filed in good faith and that every effort had been made to eliminate doubtful names. One instance was cited where Mayor Busse's name was signed almost 1,000 times by jokers. The "drys" also charged the "wets" with using a repeating

I squad to place fictitious names on

the petition. The fight for the "wets" was led

: by Attorney Levy Mayer, the millionaire attorney for the United Societies. I Prominent in the "dry" forces which ; so suddenly had been thrown on the defensive were Arthur Burrage Farwell, president of the Law and Order league and James K. Shields, I head of the United Charities. While the "wets" were attacking the petition, the "drys" began the work of purging the registration lists

of alleged fraudulent names in the "wet", wards.

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