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5 ‘was cut, Da Mato and the bartender! into De Mato. Then they ran with the took refuge behind the bar when the| wounded porter after them. wang Members drew revolvers and be-] Da Mato ran one hundred feet down fan to shoot up the place. Seventh avenue and then, weak from fons of biod, he dropped unconaciour. CROWD IN STREET, BUT NONE! siiiceman McDonald of the West Sev- VENTURED IN. enternth atreet mtation and several ee i a ‘AT MiD- DAY WITH ‘Though thoy fired more than a doxen| Pedestrians who saw the running men it times at the mirror behind the bar, the] DurBued and caught the one who gave jand, He was taken { a 7. ‘ ik ( i i CROWD UNHEEDING! 2: to investigate the cause of thelecnitmnos surgeon nnd there, wi of aA ; Hu uproar. Finally one man 04 over | had regain the bar and deliberately & bullet dicated b; \ 1, Mortally Wounded Man Chases i Assailant Until He be le ' Drops on Street. é __ ne more coid- blooded =murder wns} ‘be tallied against the Gopher Gang, for Michael Da Mato, porter in @Saloon at No. 904 Seventh avenue, lies ‘at the point of death in New York Hos. © pital with a bullet through his abdomen, fired by one of four gang members who Provoked a qtarrel with him in the @aloon where he was employed. The police have one of the four, ‘Thomas Hyland, of No. 43 Weet Thir- Gath etrect, who was captured as he ‘was running away from the scene of the attack and who has been partially Mentified by the dying man as the one ‘who fired at him. The other three gang- . store, who coolly shot up the saloon near mid-day and with no interference from tho crowd in the strect, escaped. Zz Taek ° = > e 4 =z £ E z > 2 z x .=3 2 James Mello, the proprietor of the @sloon, has been marked for trouble by @he Gopher Gang since there was a ght in his place more than a month ‘aZo and one of the gnng was beaten @ beer mallet. Four men whom bartender recognized as members of gang went into the saloon at 11 @'elok to-day and asked to see Bello. ‘The bartender and Da Mato were the ones in the saloon. The bartender the four that Bello would not be some time in the afternoon. ‘we'll stay until he gets here,” the Intruders declared, and he, the others, drank the liquor the bartender had placed before to plackte their howtility. Da Mato, is from past experience that wherever members of the Gopher gang were there trouble would soon be that lightener of woe! in the flood of musical approval accorded the $6.00 a month [ It tsn’t the way it looks, though the Stroud is as handsome as any piano you ever saw. It isn’t the way it sounds, though the tone and responsiveness is scarcely less than divine. It isn’t the long life of the piano, though the Stroud is practically good for a lifetime. It’s the personality it brings into your home, the new interest, the new soul / ters were still drinking and mak- threats of what they would do to iiss, and the bartender and Stroud, now ? nothing elec. dled rushed at him, wrested ‘hie hand and beat nim with it until his scalp sen eien ee Bagh TREE RET OS OES OME day when you are passing through Thirty-fourth Street come into the Meriden Store and ask to be shown our Collection of Dutch Silverware: You will not waste time even if you do not care to purchase anything at that particular moment. Of course a proper place for such a dis- Old Dutch Vase. Avery|| Play might well be an Art Museum. beautiful design But they are here for you to buy if, as andan|{ Will probably be the case, you fall in love with these dainty articles, these repousse boxes of odd shapes, or these Spoons with $9.50.)] their quaintly wrought bowls and pierced handles. excellent value at Some of them are fashioned for us in Holland, others we make in our own Factories, exact reproductions of their charming originals, and these latter, we flatter ourselves, are as attractive as any. QN TERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, Silversmiths eeeemm amma. ————— ak ‘eVaalau After the nad the station he was taken to the New York Hospital in order that the dying | man might have another opportunity to, fix upon him the quilt of the assault if/ posable, ———— Needed a pectin the Loutertile “Why did you change “I had read all the peti the other ind waa one doctor had tn his waiting reom. 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SUCOBSSORB) 49-51 W. 34th St., Through to 68-70 W. 35th St., New York Vw Uo bo of the four who had shot up the saivon. | When he was asked if Hyland was the man who ahot him Da Mato said ho believed he was tut was not .uM “sa, 2312. 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