The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

RosRnnn Ro.ita Rcaiata Ginrde;lo Giu-
drce's Assault with - BaYonct.


! Rosanna Rosta. married woman OF 10.
stabbed Giarde'lo Gmdcce. who b, arled In her
family. yesterday morning. Giudero is OK
pected to lie. Roh arc Italians and tho
scene Of tho tragedy is m Italian tonrmen mt
ut Is Monroe street. Although tho s,abbing
was dono about } A. NJ. il was two hours afIot-
ward that the po!ico we're notified. Then two
Italians told latrolman Michael German that
man had been hurt. He followed Thorn to
tho top story Of the house, where Mrs. Nosita
stood talking RAPIDLY in Italian. She held in
hor hand broken b%yonet sharpened t. n
keen loint. piece Of heavy hemp cord was
wound around one end for n handle. As soon
as the woman saw the officer she came for
ward saving, Il did it,"
lnterinE the kitchen OF the tenement the
officer saw on narrow cot in O corner Gndece
covered with blood and breathing with Difficult
~ The injured man was taken to the Gouver-
nour Hospital and Mrs. Eosta was led to the
station house. She told the Sergeant that
she had stabbed her friend in defence OF her
honor. For long time the boarder had been
prosecuting her and asking her to elope with
him. lie had come to live. with them at the
suggestion OF her husband. who works at q
there also. She had told her husband Of Giu-
deces solicitations and quarrels had been fire.
c6iliren., Three months ago an attempt had
been made 10 eject the man. but no refused 10
go ana kept on paying his board he had
never before made any attempts at violence.
On Sunday night the boarder came home
late and very much under the influence, Of
when the hushan( rose. alto breakfast; and
started for his work. He was not called. No
sooner however. had the husband left tho
house than Giudece sprang from. bed and
started toward tho woman. She fled to her
and h b S5 S
her there first turning the key to the outside
door. and attempted to orerpower her. press
bayone, blade from her breast and struck him
Al the Essex Market Police Court the woman
the result Of GIndece's injuries. The doctors
Mt the Gouverneur Hospital have very little
hone Of GudoGe The dagger struck
have entered tho liver Al i A. NJ: toroners
statement. Giuiece was not in condition to
say much. He declared his own belief that he
"A woman; stabbed me. Rosina Rosita by
her room and # was then that was stabbed"
isnement except on the little cot in the kitchen,
The husband reac he'd home at 7 p NJ. and
found the house locked up: He went to his
there discovered his three, children. and fret
leaned Of the stabb6ing He sald ,ha, hiS wife
married Rosita Whom he was ii years Of age, :,
Jerry was to have left US at the end OF the
advance. and did not like 10 put him out.
Two or three months ago he came to me and
me - for her Then was when We first quar-
relied. and was going to put him out. as
wards and said he had been drinking. and was
sorry for what he had said He was friend Of
my boss on the Long Island railroad dock. and
l wanted to TO on good terms with him il
could. 1t was at he request OF the boss that
took him to board four weeks before Christ
mas. He seemed to be a nice young man; I
did not know him then; We had no other
boaiders. and what he paid us helped to make
up the rent. which Ia IS month"
party, OF the, prisoners relatives accom-
prison. where he asked to see her. He was bid
den to come in the morning with permit He
asked to be allowed to send In something to
ent to the woman, and the Warden gratined
his wish. The repast consisted Of FIVE cakes
from a hakeshnp ut u cent cake.
At u late hour last evening Giudece was still
alive. The GouverEeur Hospital physicians
thought he mght outlast the night. but gave
no hope o. his recovery.