The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-06

three together. In the meanwhile two
went towards the street-car track road
and two turned towards the fence of
Foreman John Miles We Immediately
returned home, and as soon as We were
home Peter came, excited and bleed
ing from the right arm, and told me
that he Tisked his life and wanted me
to go with him to look for his brother,
James, but, owing to my fear. l did not
go and he went alone. In the mean
while he met LaZZari's boarders, who
arrested him nearby the fence of our
house
My daughter will testify like myself.
If anybody asks you if you have seen
anybody after the quarrel tell him you
have seen two persons. one man and
one woman, running very fast towards
Peters cabin, but you did not recognize
them. Be careful to mention the same
place as will be mentioned by them; ;
in this manner you are informed of all
and you must speak without fear.
Frederick Marachando: Invent tothe
house of COntariO a I o'clock after
supper. and remained there, playing
cards with husband and wife, until half
past one a. M, and on leaving | met
the wife of Peter who was entering
the house of Contario. l bade her s;ood
evening and went about my business.
On arriving a the house of Anton Ran
done. l stopped a while. When l
passed the fence of Foreman John
Miles on the road I saw two mon
standing near the long telegraph pCle
placed between the cabin AID Fred
Lohsees stable. I was about :-crng
near. but through fear I did not. I did
not recognize them and followed the
road toward John Miles. When 7
passed the street car track I saw tie
two brothers Quello talking as they
We're going home. I did not speak 20
them. | saw James fall down. In as
cending the hill near ormsby ana sla-
bic, l made a. few steps and heard
Peter hollering and then a reJolv2r
shot and afterwards three in success
sion. I went alb cut my business tremb-
ling and went home and in front "f 'he
saloon l did not &c any person rowing.
- he says whoever goes on the
road hunting fortune at times finds
misfortune, and consequently it is all
his fault.
Il inform you that court is open the
year around, so only the jurors are
changed every three months. They
elected As jurors and only Il at a time
are serving. Before the trial shall take
place we shall meet altogether and we
shall have an understanding. ] and
Mary will be witnesses. We shall do
all We can in order to help you.
'Re11ect tnat never IN the world there
was a person that has done so much for
you as l do myself, going so far as to
give you the instructions as to how to
testify. I am thinking day and night
about fixing this matter, and when VIC
shall come out you will pass me by
without saluting me- like Bat, who
whips his wife and believes evil of
everybody. Had it not been for me he
would have been in prison for his AFRO
ganace and Dragging. Nobody speaks
well. Mary wanted a collection to be
made in her favor. but it was refused
to her in Meaderville. If it was not
for me. she would starVe.
In regard to the place where we
have written concerning the bonds, we
want to know all the particulars about
the case, now we will see what we have
to do.
Dearest, I inform you that 7 am
broken hearted; that never in my life
have I suffered so much. I had rather
die than stand this any length of time.
To think, the affection l had for you,
and what | have already said for your
own good, and still I was not minded
and now when l come to see you, you
reprimand me just as if I was the
cause. After SO much thinking and
running and knocking at all doors in
order TO enlist the sympathies of some