New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1916, Page 14

JBLF CONFESSES 0 DOUBLE MURDER eden Shocked at Atrocity by Bankrupt Scion ‘ orresdndence ot car Ahsoviat tockholm, Sweden, June 21 Rudolph ne of the oldest families in Sweden | family knighted in the seventeenth tury and registered the “Rid- hus, as confessed to the double murder Gyllenpalm, a member | i | ch recently occurred in one of the | Stockholm, stirred,all Sweden because of brutality” and ‘mystery of the The manager of the bank was :d with a hatchet in his skull and | n clerk was shot dead. E :pture of Gyllenpalm | own cold-blooded story of the ne have de thrilling reading the Sw 1 people. His Nemesis ked in the person of a voung dish woman with a good memory faces. She had seen the mnoble- eme from the bank, and ugh she did not then know of any der having been committed, she [éed there was something strange | 1t his manner. When she herself | enteréd the bank she found the | s of the manager and the woman k, and then realized that the man | had séen hurrying from the place | t have been the murderer. She de- | bed the man to the police as best could, but the detectives made ab- | ely no headway until, more than | erward, the same young | the murderer on the ’ | | | Inch banks of and t thought she recognized but was not sure. With a girl panion she followed the man sev- blocks until they fell in with a | eman’ to whom the girl told her | icions, and the officer decided to[ t him i e nobleman at first denied :\H‘ of the crime, but after he held for two days, an analy- | » spots on his clothes and | stabliched that they were human blood and when con- | ed with this evidence, Gyllen- confessed. He sald he was in ! rate need of money and had | hed the crime weeks ahead. He | intended ‘however, to kill the bh manager, thinking no one else be at the bank at the time. He d the hatchet in a leather port- or lawyer's brief case. He was | ised to see the woman clerk and | ved his first impulse to shoot. | g committed the double murder, came alarmed and fled without ing any money whatever. ect from the scene he went to a irant a few blocks away and 1 a party of friends at a mid- oreakfast, eating a hearty meal irinking several glasses of wine. afternoon the newspapers werc bt the accounts of the mysterious | President’s Call f})? thusiastic, not approval by again and rapidity with going graphic advices from the state capi- NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916 Militiamen Skows Good State of Natioral Guard D (W President Wilson and Newton D. Baker, the secretary of war, only over the tates of the order for the mobi I tion of treops to protect the country aggression, but also on account of the efficiency which the work i tele- possible Mexican forward. According to are en- | order hearty the governors of the tals north, east, south and west, the was communicated within a | few hours of its being received to the | regimental and company comman- ders and through them to the men. Further newspaper publication of the call to the colors brought a majority of the men to the armories eager to begin at once the preparations to move to mobilization points. Nearly all the regiments are short of war strength, but the war department is er. Gyllenpalm, however, moved | derer always returns to the scene of “I decided to stop in town,” said | spects his kit; assured that there will be little diffi- culty in recruiting them up to their full quota within a few days. No. 1 in the pictures shows a national guard field artilleryman cle of the guns, while a comrade i No. 2, national guar man the Twenty-second engineers, New York national guard, on way through New York mobilization camp at Beckman, N. corps of ning one ; going over his uniform; | City to | ST, JOE'S FIELD DAY gram Also. The annual field day of the pupils of St. Joseph's parochial school was held yvesterday afternoon at Traut's park. The following is the outcome of the various events staged: | 100 yard dash, championship of the | school, won by C. W. Doyle ;third, F. Delaney; time, | 12:2 seconds. | 50 yard dash, boys under seventy- five pound won by Robert Regan: second, Willlam Regan; third, John Kiernan; time, 7:1 second 75 yard dash over seventy pounds, won by Edward Delaney: second, Wal- ter Fitzpatrick; third; William Hart; time, 9 seconds. 40 yard dash, girls under seventy pounds, won by Anna Woods; second, Marion Meehan; third, Sista Murphy; time, 6:3 seconds. 75 yard dash, girls, seventy pounds | and over, won by Margaret Delaney; | second, Jennie Folden; third, Frances | West; time, 10 seconds. Relay race, bo; Frank Divingo, captain. | Running broad jump, juniors, won | | by Robert Doyle: second, Walter Fitz- | patrick; third, James Doyle; distance, 12 feet, inches. Running broad jump, seniors, won by Milburn Doyle; second E. an; third, F. Delaney; distance, 15 feet. Running high jump, juniors, Ed- | ward Delaney and John Bunny tied for | place at 3 feet, 8 inches. On the H up, E. Delaney won. | s a wheelbarrow race, won by { John Bunny and Edward Delaney; | second, George Smith Edward | | Haves. i Running and high jump, seniors, by Edward Sieman; second, Francis | Delan third, John McNamara; | height, 4 feet, 3 inches won | Relay race, girls, won by Grade 1V, | i captain, Anna Woods; second, V, captain, Margaret Hart. The officials were Director of games—Francis Kiernan Starter—John Rourke of Colgate. Timer—Clarence Brady of Newark Military school. | Judges—S. Nesta Vincent ana H. O’Connor. Clerk of course—Francis Kiernan. Ball game, Grade VIII defeated Grade VII, score 3 3 to 1; batteries, O'Connor and O’'Leary; Delaney and Grade Kiernan | OLD MURDER, ted 1700 Years Ago. | | | The Hague, June 21.—An interest- | ing find has been made in Drente, the Ned” Delaney Again Proves That He | B | K Is Some Sprinter—Baseball on Pro- | Kiernan; second, | § won by Grade IV, | | Kiern- | j | Peat Diggers Unearth Crime Commit- least populated province of the Neth- erlands, where the soil consi wholly of moor and fen 1 principal industry in those | peat cutting and it was during operation that workmen cama the mummified body of a woman which by the peeculiar chem- ion of the soil had been well rved, although it presented lled and blackened leather-lik ! appearance. From certain articles of CAPT. ANDREWS MARRIED, | 2Pparel and ornaments found on the 7 F YOU are iroubled from de- cayed teeth, loose teeth or handicapped because of missing ones, pay a visit to my office =nd let me explain how you can have them atiended to without pain and wiihout pay ing high prices. among his friends without the | his crime. est evidence that he was more| Guyenpaim saiq that upon hearing ordinarily stirred by the mews. | =% MOT SR Snl 1Nl and Al fta dithner @own | town Swithil gl T R B e B e b i and when the meal was fin-} ¢on4g had thought he merely sliped. o guggested a walk "”‘"“”( 11 When he had recovered his equilibri- jank to sce where such an oiro-| ,i; Gyllenpalm asked the policeman | murder had been committed. |4y 4y ought the murderer would be was a crowd of morbidly : 1_ | causnt. bout the door, which w i a policeman. Gy#lenpalm, Yes jon, told how while he ing therc in the crowd about some aarked but a mur- body archaeological experts have pro | nounced it to be 1700 i S oid Round the throat was a Xind of handkerchief, knotted in a way that suggested a violent death Learned professors recall this passage from Tacitus where he describe the cus- toms of the tribes that inhabited the low plains of Northern Lurope in those remote times: Ignavos belles at corpore infames coeno palude, iniecta insuper mer- gunt: (The cowardly, the unwarlike, *yllenpalm in his confession. Always fond of cafe and restaurant life, the murderer did not alter his course of living in any way. But evi- | dently he began to worry, for after a | Hartford, week had elapsed he cabled to his|F. Andrews, father in Russia for funds to carry | tor of the F him to that country. This money | the best known military men in the which might have enabled him to cs- | State was married last night to Mrs. cape to complete safety for the rest of | "lorence Benedict Ray of -this city. his days arrived in Stockholm the | The ceremony was performed by morning after his arrest. Rev. H. V. Rc pastor of the First By reason of his nobility of birth, | Mcthodist Episcopal church. Gyllenpaim can choose that he be [Nad intended to be wedded put to death with the sword instead of | MONth, but the mobilization of the more plebian blade of the guil- | vational Sensen e foRdes lotine. Such in his inalienable pre- [€id® ON an immediate wedding rogative. Captain Andrews we \ppointed HARVARD WINS FIRST Call to Colors Hastens Hartford Marriage Times Editor. June 21.—Capt. Roland !} assistant managing edi- ford Times, and one of Dr. Leonard’s Method Is Espec:ally Easy for Nervous People and Children nd those dishonored in hody they T BE%E@G WORK upon them.) BOXFE Rm TER BATTILE. vaine siona. o e o1 oc x| @ Im ggold or porcelain—strong Afler o bosing contest 1n Which he and serviceable. I would be giad to show youthe character bridge, per tooth, $4.00. {after a boxing contest in which he had been engaged with Charles Hard- castle, had a sequel in Bow street po- The kind that stay up [English rubber, patent cuction] $8.00. eplied the officer, “‘if he is h lo try to leave the city. We have everything watched. If he stays in town though, it will be more difficult.” crate, ank one re is a curious thir Guar Moughts of ihe June Bride ment. He has been pay master and inspector of small arms of the regl ment. HEINIE HEARS CAN RATTLE. 1 lice court in the afternoon when Ar- _Hartford, June 21.—Charles (Ilei- . tnyr Frederick Boltison, manager of | nie) Wagner, formerly with the Bos- | the National Sporting clab: T. . Turn To HERRUP’S Steel ton Red Sox, was last night released Douglas, referee; the timekeeper of as manager of the Hartford club of ‘the bout and two seconds, :ogether . Keeps Whitney Out of Trouble. 5 : tf t the Eastern league. His suc Or with Hardcastle, were jointly charged u l New Haven, June 21.—Yale lost | has not yet been appointed. ‘Webb | with manslaughter in connecticn with the annual Crowther, formerly coach of the Uni- | the death of Hood. They were re- versity of Vermont nine, will Jlay in | manded for a week, bail being al- the infield. lowed. g A | Percy Clears Sacks in Ninth With B 2 Screaming Triple—Fine Support Oi Ei"flg commencement baseball game to Harvard here yesterday af- ternoon by a score of 5 to 2. Harvard won by a magnificent rally in the ninth, when Percy’s triple, with the bases full, broke the 2 to 2 tie and gave the Crimson a victory. 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The two former got three hits each in four trips to bat, while it was Pecy’s three bagger, with the bases full, that won the game for Harvard in the ninth. | The game was watched by 20,000 persons, who filled the grandstand and bleachers and overflowed onto the field. The parade of graduates who | made a gay spectacle. For two hours | | Special for Friday i Saturday Food. Block Island Blues. Sea All All kinds of Roasting Chickens, Fowl and Broilers. native the graduates in costume paraded past QUARTERED OAK DINING SUIT $52.50 +y beautifully designed and massively con- size drawers and cupboard. Dining Table is of foot extension,a value not duplicated anywhere at Closet i large sized one, well finished inside and th $83.50. Special for tomorrow $52.50. China Closet, $18.50. and 1913 Shef pitched the first b from the pitcher's box after the de- | tachment of the Yale batter: § mounted artillery had given exhibi- | tion manoeuvres. 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