The sun., 1900-08-05
POLICE AT WORK HERE.
Italian Government Asks Them to Look Up
the Records Of several Persons.

Ernestina Cravella. the girl Anar rchst OF Pater-
son receives hundreds OF letters every day.
They contain al! kinds OF offers and suggestions.
She tGkes a great deal OF pleasure in her big
mail and spends most OF the day going through
II She has moth ng else TO do now a. she has
lost her place al the Paragon silk mill. She
says that she Is going TO get married next month.
but there will be no ceremony a. she does not
not believe in the sacrament OF marriage.
Jacob Werdman, the silk dyer who is so par
tcularly obnoxious TO the Anarchists. was ap-
pointed yesterday administrator OF the estate
Of Giuseppe Pes sitIa. the foreman at the Weld
man dye works, who was murdered BY Caribons
bperandio, the Anarchist, three weeks ago.
Pessna's personal property amounted to 81. $50
and he had real estate worth $1,000 He held
t,GO worth Of stock in the Wedman Silk Dye
Ing Company.
The police have struck what they consider
warm trail in their hunt :or Anarchists in
New York implicated In the plot to kill King
Humb"rt. The clue was furnished by the
Italian Government. According to an agent
q the Con,ul-General who IL working with
the polce. the Italian Government sent O tcle-
graphic request 10 the Consulate here to get
u. New York police TO look up the record
ga woman who had lived in New York under
In Italy from this port three or four months
ago.
capt. McClnsky assigned Detective Petro-
sino TO the case. He found n man named Peter
ighlna living at 1872 West Fourth street which
Il lust around the corner from Porinis bHkc
shop In Cornelia street, whore I.Hnor, supposed
10 be one of the men now under arrest Ia Italy,
worked. tie lives on the fourth floor front
with his two daughters and works ut his trade,
that OF m engineer. In Maresis restaurant,
az Forty-frst street and Sixth avenue. Petro-
tlno asked the man II he had ever heard OF
woman ngTed Teresa Ighina.
.,,l should rather think so. answered Ighina.
Shes my wife. She sailed for Italy in June
shd she said when she went away that she was
q Dr Julio Musso who lives In the Via Carlo
Porta, Milan. met her about fifteen years
ego, when We both worked In a macaroni
nH,n igsnnry & a. 1853 Fifth street We lived together
other men.
;, II my wife went to Italy for anything more
l nave not k lown much about her affairs sii 90
We separated. ! suppose the police are trying
xh6 70 ldeatf G her With ne wopa1 Teresa Brlgaoli
5I 6I, my wife assuming the name Of Brugnou,
pu pu' ma be she was known 10 some here as La
~ nTIa er"sa. ! do lot know. ! never heard
bln' i nrr h2i Interested in anarchy, and don't
'''''' SaS. In the first place, she was not
- led enough for such busi less
t-''.u', VI near o. a young woman named Teresa
oI .'s @ .94 Hst March. She came from Cuba
~ sun America and lived for few months
y Macdousal street She was called La Bella
ststes, but she was young and unmarried.
-, o,,As' wa much talked OF In the district because
~ ~ her DISTINGUISHED bearing. lido not believe
nr,xholi are one and the same
supposed that the woman Terrs Brug-
~ .Gl now under arrest in Italy, lived at the
auurrss a given by Ichina as that Of his wife.
NJ ~ ~ Pr julio Nusso, via. tnrlo Ports. Milan.
d dme ponce hayo learned that DR. Musso who
,", kSm drug store on the corner where
a.. Nln, fotsl No ! stands was known ~
NJ ponce learned that Mrs. lghina was asked
late at night ~ ~" wv
Id ne agent OF W. Italian Consul General has
,hhIorined the police that the man who IL at
potI"m of the plot TO assassinats King
oumoeH Is now In New York, that his name