TENGEANCE OF THE BONNOT GANG

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2168, 5 June 1914, Page 7

TENGEANCE OF THE BONNOT GANG

ANOTHEE MAN mOT DOWN. Ely Tclcsfnah-'-Prcss Ae'TOiiJatio.tt—CppyrtEJit (Itee. 3wv 4,10.45 p.ffl.) ParfSj Jnne 4, An unknown roan sbot. With a revoke.!' n man sawed Oouzi, in tbo stanaclu An operation vras perforaeel. Ronzi is the owner of lite'shop in tahidi Bannot. Urn ■ttiatafdjai'idit, lay in 'bi.dii.ig. and ivbkslf svas raided' an ■ April 2§, 1912. lliis aiiair is part of a sehfcrao cl revetigo whWi h&s already invrfved tbe murder of foitlain, iijo raMivay signalman, last Slay l'onlnfti detected"'tbc! UiotoKbaiidit, liar'nifir, in tlie aat of ■eattitig tii-o' telegrapii wires.

A StGTGMGUS GANG. Tile offices of the jjottspapftr "Afiar- : ohm," at Jsinnainyiile-, provided ft .inertingpli\.co for the criimmal clique u;tikb became notorious us tils motor bandits. *F«« nwyin.g spirits of this, AtiareMst paper \kc!T!> jiot content vritlt prtUcbins war upon society; they Converted their editorial office' into a* rcfugo for crisnioals and pfovkfed stoitiii passes to enable them ia evada the ftt'tentioss «f the polj-se. J'or, a tiuie tfe fesn4 esmfiiipd itsolf to robbfaff a few coirtif.ry' post offices, Jjai; witlrtitt any great profit.. It vras Gamier Tviia first perceived tie yatuo of the fino'for-aa-r as an aid .to mifiw iifmii a jargs $ese. Mil lie Ifiofei about far n inotor-cai: driver who would enable them, as Garnier expressed the matter, "fo-raafcs fto cry' of {Mr social.revolt louder'.*' This man Was found in JJo-nnot, who rapidly beeajmi tlio Icstfot of the fiawg. It was nffcr Jits enlistment ft*t tho apbfatioite of these entej'jpttsitig "Anarchists" eate?ea'. njjott tbeii; tragic phase. Acting ujrbtt a Cart" fully aiTirtgcd plan ef campaign, they Stole a lai'gD quantity of {Marina from g'Uiisaiitbs'' shops, and thieji they a)».ptopriatcd nietflr-earS ai'id set flirt «ii the high •roads of tiro country Sud eve'u in. Hie heart of tjavie, upon an' extraoydi'iiaTy ■ ; career of hjglnva'j robbery, ij.s vrhich t'ho ■ motor-fear threw'into the shade the «s----ptoits «f Biaok Joss upon, the Greijt , Jv-orth. Koad. The series of nr.toes rcaoni c 4 its Height after tlte th«ft of a; motorcar stakii'on I>ccwabev ,lii, .1311, at Bou- ] logne-Sttr.-Setao, A tfoek tatst ft bank messenger, was shot by rt number of mett irho hat!, after' fobbing liim, driven «\Va.y in a waiting aijtompbife. fwo frmisniHlJs'' shops, i*o in JtUe Rfta iafoveite and the other in the Boulevard UatfiSman, Were pillaged i.n fiivtete $Hc.wssion, Theft tliree more fell into the; hands of ! the pug* and o.u February 27.a polisietajau [ who stopped Upon the splashboard of ft nvbtor»ca-r ■Cvhipli iirtd brolsen. tlio traffic regulations in the Place clu lluvM;., nlose ' to the Saint I.azarO. railway slation, fell ' teds riddled villi bullets. N«*st night a filt'thc'i' mitTflse and as iit'terrtnt at • mtmfcr ipa? i*ne'rted fto-fii ipofita.iee" On March 25, 1932,'afic* shooting the tlrtver and tafciiig j)G=se.Ss-i«!i of a Mioto'r-oar fit , Skmtgeren, «i tte ffetsst of Senfttft, tte I saSg drove to Cl.i.njitilh". -ft'liefej «ntc*i»iß the offiijis of tke Sooiefe Gentrale, tlifey , ItiHed tliQ essMet 1 arid to* elerl; and. jes- ' <Mt£act with the eunteftts 41 Hie sn..fo, .firing uj(),&P. thites \riio ntteailittil to fbiloW tfem. tli&ir iii*>tot'*ci\u at Asiii:?rP^i • tlie baiid secittc-red, 'th.e jjalite, h6Wv«?r, • got on to Uio track of Boiin&t, and in a(i teiß]jliii)r to iiwert him, .louiitj C'iu'«i' tn- . spseiof of ttaj Pftfis Po.Hw, ti-as WUtft Kitd av.'otliev insiieeiov ivoiindcil, Bnii.tiot, though himself woum-ted iti that tfneootiicr, (iscapcd tliifiiigh a \viftdwvi-, ntid nest day his i'tiends shih; s..iuistor.i";vf to carry iiiin to Twiis. I'hf.w days later ciuho lln> wegij tit Ciwisj-le-Koi, in wjiich. Doßivot ami Onliois «rs kil'crf .tin)' tirti police-, nwn were imniided, and i>rt J!ii,y li Gar-' user nntl Vafcct iref«> shot xfi.et: attn|.ker i jiies* at Nojiriit.>.u.j'4iar>ie, ia (viifch tor , I of tke pß.tica wero sowiod.