The crowd did mill around ex
j citedly when she made her ap
I pear an ce. but she was whisked
across the street so quickly that
only a few really glimpsed her. As
soon as she entered the restaurant
the police compelled the proprie
tor to bar all doors. When this
took place one gangling attempt
; ed to force his ■way inside,' but an
aproned attendant quickly changed
his mind for him. Instantly a
shout went up. and as the word of
fisticuffs spread it probably car
ried the seeds of that wild "lynch
ing’' rumor that so miraculously
enveloped the city.
Hauptmann, meanwhile, had been
taken up to the Bronx and turned
over to the district attorney.
BODY OF J. M’CALLUM
FOUND IN WATER NEAR
DOCK AT CHATHAM
The body of John MacCallum,
formerly watchman for the New
England Fish Company, at Cha
tham, was found in the water near
the dock. Saturday, October 20,
i according to word received today
! by the U S. Marshal's office from
B. F. Flcken, Deputy U. S. Mar
shal at Sitka.
I John MacClallum was reported
i missing on Saturday, October 13,
j when fear was expressed that he
had fallen from the dock while
fixing a light.
j U. S. BUREAU FISHERIES
BOAT TEAL ARRIVES SUN.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
; the United States Bureau of Fish
eries boat Teal, Capt. R. L. Cdle,
arrived in Juneau from Ketchikan,
i It is expected to leave here bound
| for Seattle tomorrow.
