The San Francisco call., 1898-06-08
MAY BE
 4 DOUBLE
 MURDER A Woman and Her Brother Stabbed. GUIDPS INSENSATE FURY HARDENED WITH LIQUOR, HE
 RUNS AMUCK. Possibly Fatal Termination of a Long Domestic Quarrel-The Assail- ant Arrested and Lodged
 in the Tanks.

Family trouble of long standing culmi- mated last night in Santino Guidi stabbing his wife and her brother Londo Pelle- grini, and wounding them so severely that the recovery of both Is doubtful. Guidi was arrested and taken to the Central Police Station and placed in the tanks" No charge will be preferred against hi1p until the result of the injuries cain be definitely ascertained. Pellegrini was taken immediately to the Receiving Hos pital, but Mrs. Guidi insisted upon being removed to the home of her sister where she was attended by the family physician, after which she was transferred to the hospital.
 Mrs. Erida Guidi and her husband were separated about three months ago on then she has been living with Mrs. Qui- c1ii, a married sister, wnose home Is at 636 Broadway. Londo Pellegrini visited his sister at this place last evening and about l1:30 o'clock asked Erfda and Lille, younger sister, to get him some tamales. They went to coffee-house on Stockton street, and after making their purchases Broadway they saw Guidi and. fearing him on account of threats he had made before, turned back and went around the block to avoid him.. When they again reached Broadway Lillie saw Guidi near some steps in front of stable at 630. and warned her sister that they had better go into store and walt, but Erida thought ~ DSItSA tO ihdhS d run TOT the house.
 As they passed the steps Guidi made a dash for his erstwhile wife, and Lillie saw that he had knife. Guidi, who was con siderably the worse for liquor, succeeded In catching the object of his fury and plunged the knife into her body five times. He then grabbed Lillie. but she succeeded in tearing herself loose from his grasp and ran to her home and in formed her brother of the stabbing.
 Pellegrini immediately hastened to aVenge his sister and encountered the now thoroughly maddened Guidi at the foot of the steps of his married sisters s house; The two men grappled and strug- gled for some little time, but Guidi fi6 ally got the better of his brother-in-law and succeeded in stabbing him three times. Officer Connor and 0. H. Reree the special policeman on Broadway. were attracted to the scene by the desperate fight and captured Guidi before he had a chance to escape
 The knife with which Guidf did the stabbing is a dagger which has been made Dy grinding down common table knife and has blade about four inches long as sharp as razor. Mrs. Guidi has five wounds, and the nature of them renders her recovery very doubtful. One of the stabs Is In the left breast near the heart, and there are two more in the left side below the breast. The other wounds are in the right side.
 At the Receiving Hospital, where Pelle- grinis injuries were dressed, Dr. Frtzgib- bon found that the weapon had pene- trated the lung, liver and abdominal cav ity and his recovery is very doubtful Guidi, when arrested. was brought to the hospital. where Pellegrini identified him as his assaflant. Cn his bed in the hos