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__________.__.__.___.. Kelly issued an order pronibttlns

persons from carrying swords, kniveg lathb (staves) or stoned. The ordtr will stand for a month.

The riotsrhsd their drilln in In . attack ‘by Musiams on two Hindu boys. The first troops called out were a detachment of Royal Irish Insurers, who were rushed to the scene of today's worst clash in mot- or trucks.

lloslsms stoned tram cars carry- ing aindu passengers and some oietb shops were looted. Three Mo- hammedan children were reported

standing aatipathies of the Modems and Blades are beiiavedtg lie be-

;_ Trinity 1 moo-Trail new». rasular meet- , ' inc-Social Hall. trainer. susnmsn

Gaudet, who has been confined to the City Hospital for the past four- twn flora. lllldfllsoing treatment

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OONVALISUING — Mr. B. J.

for a fracture of the hip, is now convsiescing at his home, although progress towards recovery is rather slow, his case being corsidered as very unusual.

A TEN DOLLAR TROUT-Many

by the ardent supporters of the B18 fish. little fish, and fish with "no tails at all" have been the experiences of followers of the “hook and line" game, but last evening g, dyed-in- thc-wool exponent "dropped" into the oflica to relate how a young lady, Mary Greenough by name, "hooked" s. "natural" in the form of a. “ten dollar trout" at lhsoryb Pond, Union Road. To make a long stow short, it may be men- tioned that sovsral marked fish have been placed in the pond, and the angler hooking any of the numbe is awarded the figure plac- ed on his head, or tail. Miss Green- ough, accompanied by Miss Reev- es tried their luck, and" presto, the former nabbed a winner on the first cast. There's a twenty dollar beauty still at large, and the above men- tioned young lath’ has intimated that she might try another "fltng” at the casting.

PERSONALS

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Rev. H- J. Sweeney, Scranton, Pennsylvania, arrived in the city Saturday evening. Rev. Mr Sween- ey is registered at the Canadian National Hotel.

Mi‘. and Mrs. R. M. Crocker, New- castle, N. B., arrived in the City Saturday evening. Mr- and Mrs. Crocker are guests at the Canad- ian National Hotel. .

FOREIGN ‘

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: . . _ _ . mission, by the first and compar- atively smail advance guard of Europeans to leave New Waterford within the last few days.

Not all the foreign workmen find themselves in comfortable circum- stances of course, but it is known that two men between them with- drew 825,000, and that other in- dividuals had accounts of $8,000 and $9,000, which, in the present state of exchange, will be a fortune in their ‘_ ‘ min

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wnronr-hst Middleton on sot-n 30, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Edison W. Wright a daughter, (Doris Inuise).

DEATHS

MARCBBANlIS-At Woodvalo, on May 10,- 1932, David Marchbank in his 75th year.

PROFITT-At the home of her sister and daughter, 139 King St., on May l6, Mrs. D. B. Profitt of Bloomfield, in her 70th year.

.MacKENZIE-At Rose VlllcY, Ml!

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was stolen from his crib on the night of man l by three man‘, one believed to be a German, another an Italian and the third a Brasil- ian. The leaders of ths baud. both Americans, remained in hldinl in a shack in the Souriand Mountains and the woman, also an American, was brought into the conspiracy to cars for the child. I ‘

The kidnappu-s had no infmtion of doing away with the child at first but resorted to murder when their plans began to go wrong. They forgot to bring adhesive tape to seal the baby's lips and with his unusually strong lungs his screams could have been heard for some distance.

The time actual kidnappers trav- eled to the home of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh near Hopewell, n. .11, in an automobile bearing New York license plates. The woman stayed in the car and the German and one confederate entered the house.

After carrying out their PHIPQse the party are believed to have lurk- ed in the neighborhood for some time and possibly witnessed squads of police scouring the countryside. It was at this point that the crim- inals becslme panic-stricken and are believed to ha") battered their charge to desfn.

5t!!! they went ahead with the ransom negotiations with confidence that Colonel Lindbergh wpuid pay any amount to obtain the child's return in the belief he was alive and would not betray the kidnap- pers to the authorities.

Several times police or intermed- iaries were on the verge of closing in on the actual kidnappers and the woman but were persuaded to bide their time fol-fear of jeopardizing the life of the baby-already dead. They were known to "a number of underworld characters" who were out to “get" them if the police did not.

The disclosures of Dr. Condon and Rosncr have led some investi- gators to believe that the gang with whom the elderly lecturer was deal- ing and the one about which .,R,csner had been given informatics were one and the same, but that the group with which John H. Curtis, Norfolk intervenor, was working was made up of rank importers seeking to extort money from Col. Lind- bergh. (By Francis A. Jsrnlenon, Associated

Prom Staff Writer)

normwnrm, n. .1, May ifs-The feverish hunt over land, sea and sky for the Lindbergh baby killers was given momentum by the per- sonal efforts of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh today while the aged .“Jafsis" of the case sought to pick from a rogues’ gallery the likeness cf the extortionist to whom he paid $50,000 ransom.

Dr. John F1 Condon, the 72-year- old educationist who tossed the packet of money to a man in the murky stillness of a cemetery near his New York home, appeared at New York police headquarters shortly after noon.

He was accompanied by three men believed to be New Jersey de- t ctives. -

They went at once to the Bureau cf Criminal Identification, where of criminals‘ pictures were on file. Hours later they still were poring over the photographs.

When they finally emerged from the building Dr. Condon made the cryptic statement:

"I couldn't do a thing.”

Previously he had said he knew the name, nationality and physical characteristics of the man who perpetrated the hoax upon him.

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1b, Murdock Harvey Maclfcnflc. aged 101 years. Funeral Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the residence of his son-in-iaw, Daniel J. MacKinnon.

KEEPS-At her home, Weymouth, Mass, Feb. 8, i933, Elizabeth Cow- an Townshend, widow of the late George Edmund Keefe, of Bay For- tune. Services at Bay Fortune Church, Friday afternoon, May 90, 1939.

DONNIZLLY-At Royal Victoria Hospital, May 7th, i932, Capt. Dr. J91!!! Tori"! Donnelly, beloved husband of M. Nadsau and son of the late honorable W. J. Sinclair Donnellv. former Minister of Pin- ance, Government of Newfotmd- land. Funeral took place privately from the chapel of M. A. Blythe Sornler, ‘I60 Sher-brooks West, on ‘the 11th inst. with interment in Cots dos some: Cemetery.

N. ‘D. MocLean “NUIITAQI-

Charlottetown and North Wilthirs

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"I ‘DOW All dbillifi him," the SBCC intermediary ad ed. '

Whether this man-and the five gang membea; with whom John Hughes Curtis and Colonel Lind- bergh himself negotiated-played a part in the kidnapping and mur- der or merely tried to commercial- ize a crime committed by others, was the major moot question con-

fronting officials.

In the words of Col. H. Norman

Schwarzkopf :

"Colonel Lindbergh is actively co- operating with the police author- ities and is assisting us in every

WIY h! CID."

Up and down the eastern coast raced sfiotilla of 25 cutters, some hundred smaller government crafy and a complement of aeroplanes, all heavily snned, in quest of the .ves- sei used by the gang which tortured Col. Liflrfuergir with evasive reports about his son, whom they claimed

to be their captive. The coast guard searchers

through New Jersey officials.

wcekshad manoeu ed up

had a fuildescription of the boat and the man, furnished them by Curtis

They even gnaw the nicknames of the quintette whose boat for

Wendy frantic father with mas- lazes of hope and then Inclllfl that plunged him into dcspsiri‘ “dim! him on until tho very ment when he received the tragic ne\vs he would never sea his first born alive again.

The coast guard units were not reporting direct to the garage on the bleak Lindbergh estate where the Colonel was aiding crack de- tectives in mapping out the hunt. But arrangeme its had been made for receiving there the news of any important discovery. '

With a full story of Dr. Con- dun’s negotiations and the efforts of Curtis before them, the officials were making a wide-flung effort to determine whether the two inter- mediaries hadbeen hoaxed by the "me sling, and whether this gang included the kldfllppepg m"; km. ors, as well as the extortionists. Ufilflk it granddury enquiry as his 880110)’. District Attorney Charles B. McLaughlin in New York City look- ed forward to piecing together the! Btmblete narrative of the "Jafsic" negotiations, conducted in part through newspaper advertisements]

For assistance he said he would! subpoena Dr. Condon, Frank Roscn- I

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ham, owner of a restaurant where ‘ Dr. Condon dines frequently; Al

of Dr. Condon; Milton Qgguo, a friend of Rosenhaimfio who drove Dr. Condon to the Lindbergh e5. tate before the latter was empow- cred to act for the aviator, and an unnamed taxicab driver reputed to have delivered a note from the ex- tortlonists to Dr. Condon.

Not many hours after the batter- ed body of the child was found in a thicket less than five miles from the Lindbergh estate last Thurs- day, Col. Schwarzkopf issued a statement containing this declara- tion.

“We have had under suspicion a group of persons suspected of being the kidnappers and immediate steps will be taken to accomplish their arrest."

Later that night he said: "Information éiwerning the gang referred to is now being checked."

To this‘ speculation Schwarzkopf added in his bulletin this after- noon: .

“A study of the statements of Dr. Condon and Mr. Curtis did not re- veal anything sufficiently positive to draw conclusive deductions con- cerning the identity of the inter- mediaries with whom they were

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would make a net in which to bagga the fiendish criminals.

Dr. John Grier Hibben, President of Princeton University and a close personal friend of the Lindbcrghs, was in communication with the fiierk estate during the afternoon and later announced: i

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Lindbergh are both ‘perfectly well.’ " 1 Both kept close to their desolate hilltop home, Mrs. Lind-|

late in August, remaining in thef house itself with the

Morrow. Meantime, the sunny spring weather brought long lines of automobiles into the Sourland countryside from all directions. Seen from any of the aeroplanes that occasio ldny hovered overhead. these black ribbons of cars, stretch- ing down white roads, resembled borders of mourning encircling the stark white house of tragedy on the hilltop. State troopers placed a barrier two miles from the Lindbergh cs- tate on the only road leading into the grounds. All traffic was divert- ed. Five miles away there was more congestion on the narrow road down which the kidnappers must have sped that windy March night with their helpless captive. Across the road from the wooded section in which a truckman had spied the little skeleton Thursday afternoon, a refreshment stand had been erected. In the woods two troopers kept ‘a silent watch over the ‘scene!’ Out in the road state troopers kept the traffic stream moving. Country youths stood at the roadside with picture post-cards of the Lind- bergh home, hawking their wares in the ears of motorists. Tomorrow officiaidom will move in many directions to intensify the hunt for the criminals. Governor A. Harry Moore will confer with the prosecutors oi Hun- , tsrdon County, in which the kid- napping occurred, and Mercer

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v and down the seaboard, sending cryptic massages to Curtis and Colonel Lindbergh: making appointments

County, in which the body was found.

The Govemcr also will make a formal reply to a message received‘

only to break them; harassing an

from the United States Attorney

IGcncral offering vast federal as- Reich, form be d bod er x" an ysuud sistancc in the investigation

search.

jury will meet, but Prosecutor An- thony M. Hauck has said he will

bergh case unless there are defin- lte delfellillments in the meantime.

mysterious undercover added to the puzzling mass oi data filtering through the hands of ln-

yesterday, revealed that he took one of the ransom notes to New York and supplied list of all per- sons to whom he had shown it. l-le was pennitted in leave without surveillance.

from the improvised grave of the infant.

headquarters ‘to be examined in the hope it might in some way

' case. might have been killed somewhere

dealing. This is being studied fur- Hhe bag to the heavily wooded sec- ther and more information is be- “on where 11>, was gmmm

weight.

coins on in the hone of drawing led offitfals to have all leaves, twigs forth some pertinent threads thatflmd surface dirt, g0,- g, 1m“ radius

sscraped up and taken to the Lind-l

dries, chemists will analyze and study it.

"I have been told Col. and Mrs. the nursery:

now , the Lindberghs;

bergh who expects another child don;

comforting ed up during his long negotiations

cars of her mother, Mrs. Dwight with the men who 9059f! the kidnappers; I

ed as “proof" these men actually held the baby;

whom he paid the $50,000;

ti; and ifs two Norfolk associates received;

concerning the gang with whom ho was dealing; ~

of the marked hills which compris- ed the $50,000 ransom;

found at the "grave" may fUYYVSh clues.

the scene during yesterday "Wfhifls. but later it was stated officially it had been placed there only a short;

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township police said he had receiv- ed it from occupants of a New York car parked out on the wad-