The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-16

more, at $50 O'Clock last Friday even-
ing, and escaped after committing the
deed was captured at O'Clock last
night in Carbondale and is now in the
county Jail. He fell into the hands OF
the officers through a man named Ra-
fael Samato, who came to Dunmore
yesterday afternoon to get money TO
enable the murderer to escape from the
country.
Rocco Marcini, of the West Side, a
friend of Salvatore, felt confident that
the murder was pre-arranSed ana that
Frank Chipriano, the man with whom
the dead man and his slayer boarded,
was an accessory. Pippo Dambrosio. a
brother of the murderer. and Joseph
l.oZernZo We're also suspected of being
concerned in the crime, and Marcini
swore out warrants Saturday before
Alderman Millar charging them with
being accessories.
The warrants were placed In the
hands of Special Officer John Tierney.
He arrested Chipriano Saturday night
and brought him to the central police
station. Yesterday afternoon he went
to Dunmore to arrest Dambrosio, the
murderer's brother, and Lorenzo. When
he was bringing both to the street car
to bring them to the lookup, an Italian
stopped them and began talking to
Dambrosio.
TIERNEY SUSPECTED THEM.
Officer Tierney could find out MOTH
iEg from his prisoners about the man
that spoke to them. They tried to make
believe that he lived in Dunmore and
that he was carrying on merely COM
monpiace conversation about their go
ing to jail But they We're so anxious
to convey that impression that he sus-
pected they were not telling the truth.
y little while before that Constable
Frank Williams. of the Tenth ward.
who Is an Italian. saw the same man
and knowing him to be from Carbon
dale and friend of DambrOsio, he i'm
m.diatcly suspected that SamatO was
the bearer of some message from the
murderer. 1t proved to be the fact
that Samato was the man who had the
conversation with Officer Tierney's
prisoners, and that what he wanted was
money to help the murderer escape
from the country to Italy.
The information was communicated
to County Detective LayshOn, and he
sent word to Chief Of Police Mean
drew, of Carbondale. The chief and
Patrolman McAndrew went to Sama-
tu's house and there they found DAM
brosio. lie offered no resistance and
admitted his identity. They took him
to the lookup and waited for the arrival
of County Detective Leyshon.
Mr.. Leyshon, Constable Frank Will
Jams and Constable Timothy Jones
went to Carbondale and they took
charge of the murderer. Constable
Williams, who knew him, was along
for the purpose of Identification, but
it was not necessary, for DambrosiO
Acknowledged that he was the man and
he seemed to be content to go to Jail.
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arrest, and he took it very coolly.
An examination of his back revealed
tie fact that Chipriano was not telling
an untruth when he said that ambrosiO
was stabbed. There Is a small wound
behind the right shoulder, and 1t looks
as If 1t was done with knife. DAM
brosio was very reticent and had moth
ing to say except that he killed Saliva
tore for fear of getting killed himself.
He believed that his own life was in
danger when he struck the blow that
sent Salvatore to- his fate.
1t was learned that as soon as he
committed the crime, he went to the
house of Rafael Chipriano in Dunmore,
who Is an uncle of Frank ChiprianO,
his boarding boss, and changed his
clothes. Then he started for Carbon
dale. He arrived at the house Of Sa-
mato, on Dundaff street at o'clock
'ps'tuIt SIT, Wdlhtu dll lne
way. on his way up he was often
fearful that he was being followed. and
he switched off into the woods several
times and remained concealed for
while.
Then his courage would pick up
again, and he would rely on his not
being known to preserve him from
capture. AS soon as he got to Carbon
dale he went to Samato's house, and
h.. 1ptt .,t, ,,t, 60,
day to see Dambrosio's brother to get
money to help the fugitive out of the
country.
Dambrosio expected that his friends
in Dunmore would supply him with
money to reach Italy. He had none
himself, and unless they gave 1t to
him he would not be able to go far.
When Samato got to DunmOre he
found officer Tierney with the hand
cuffs on the brother. There was no.
body else to whom he could go and
expect anything from. He made a can
Vass among the Italians of Bunker
Hill for assistance, but none of them
could be induced to do anything for
ambrosio Before Lamato returned
home the officers had visited his house
and arrested the murderer
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
Mr.. Leyshon and Constables Jones
and Williams took Dambrosio down
from Carbondale on the street car
They had him securely handcuffed, and
when the corner of Lackawanna and
Franklin avenues was reached and
they got off the Peckville car. there
was crowd of 1000 people around In
less than five minutes to get look at
the prisoner.
Officer Tierney took Chipriano with
him to CarbonGale at 5 o'clock in the
afternoon to search Samato's house
and look for Dambrosio, but when they
reached Carbondale on the street car,
Dambrosio had been arrested and was
then in custody.
Chipriano Dambrosio. the murderar's
brother. and Lorenzo, will have hear
ing this morning before Alderman Mil
lar on the charge of being accessories.
Marcinni hci'Ts to be able to have evil
dence enough to prove that there was a
conspiracy to murder Salvatore, and
that Chipriano was at the bottom Of
it.
The stab wound in Dambrosio's back
dispels the doubt that there was a
scuf!ie between him and Salvatore, AMI
the story told by Chipriano is probably
true. Salvatore will be buried this af-
ternoon.