The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-10

49,. r,ere,irs Account or why She EispsA
with Csrniso Aaneshino.

with Carnino Anneehino.
n.,rino Annechino. Who until he ran away
.,,h (,loyanina Fiorelll. the wife OF fruit
S..,sr on Bedford avenue. William sburGh. was
.snsc,sl policeman. has returned to his homo
.sS His deserted wife. Mrs Fiorslli had re-
800 d 70 her home . few days before and
sh,sined her husbands pardon. She vowed
,snessncs against the man who had lursd her
,,on her family. she said. to treat her un-
s,ndly and to leave her In distresa She told
hsr friends that. having induced her to partaEe
n soms drugned coffee, Annechino made her
rob her husband and follow him. Whom It be-
ssms known in the italian quarter OF Will
u.msburQh that the lover had returned. Mrs
v,ors,i visited the Lee Avenue Police Court
and obtained Q warrant for his arrest on a
.nsrpe OF grand larceny. The warrant was
executed YESTERDAY.
Annechino Is one OF tho best-known 1tal-
,ons in tho Eastern District OF Brooklyn. As
special policeman he has been OF great service
IA the rolice o. tho Bedford avenue station.
and tho ill.disrossd OF his countrymen hated
him Accordingly. His life was fre1uen ly
,hreatep Cd but he showed no fear. and helped
the regular rolice to ferret out the evildoers
NJ tho district. He Is . barber. and shortly be-
fore he ian away with Mrs. Fio,illi lie sold his
shop ip North second street Tor $500. His wife
t rso ehidren Tor some months fefore the eiops.
mem, but she received him with omen arms
vhen he returned and asked her iorglvenoss.
Mr. I orsli IS about "A years old and pretty.
she is french. She told the story OF her elope-
msnt whom she Appeared against Amnesnino
sssierduy Wien Annechino uuarreled with
KS vile he asked Mrs Ftorelli to look alter his
house. After considerable demurring Mrs. tio-
iSlIi consented. .Annechino COMMUNICATED her
nm her WORK, and wished bis wife WAS like her
He said many plea- ant til nRs TO her. hut hint.
al at nothing wrong. One nav he invited her
10 drink some rof,ee Mnen she nal done so
Jou. have wanted you for M nths. and have
bsep following YOU. Now you Will follow me. I"
Mrs ticrelli says that she felt his words were
true, As soon as sne mad drunk the coffee she
her control. Ee was lever absent from her
thoughts. She was never hapny unless she
saw MIN. but she tired 10 remain true to her
husband. She cit as II under y spell: and at
begged to be released from the thraIl for she
iesred that harm might como Off
Anuechino Laughed at her fears she says.
and wn'n he, sold rs store told her 10 bring
money ste. conId lind and accompany him to
Chicago. He swoie to be true until death.
She could not reuse him. She went with him
l3o Madison stree. this ely; and after I'VE
Le deserted her. taking all her money and Mr..
Tiotlli's watch AMI cham. When she swoke
to tho reality Of what she had done. she ap.
to take her back.
Al necblno saws there is no truth in the com.
plant and that during Ills absence from Will
iiamshurgh he was in California. Justice
for examination ,yeste, day ir default OF slvOO
bail Mrs. Fioreli aud Ler friends declare that
II the courts release .Annechino. whom tney
know to have inllue ttol friends on the police
force. they VIII take the law into their own
hands