The Butte inter mountain., 1901-10-10
BoSI0 and MAMIE.
ITALIAN COUPLE SKIPPED
BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON.
WARRANTS OUT AGAINST THEM
Man Accused of Criminal Assault and
the Girl of rigibility-Traced
to misunderstanding That
Was Evaded.

The Italian society of Meaderville had
something to talk of today in the secret
departure from the city of Mamie VIM
cent. the 15-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Carolian Vincent. a Meaderville boarding
house keeper, in company with young
Bosio Viterio. an Italian miner. The
couple departed from the city clances-
timely on Tuesday morning. This af-
ternoOn complaints, charging the young
man with criminal assault under the
statute defining the age OF consent, and
the girl with incorrigibiity, were issued
from the county attorneys office, and
when this particular of the case pene-
trates to the classic shades of the subur-
ban district in the canyon of smoke
there will be a further and louder clat-
ter of tongues in the language Of the
Corleenes.
The levanting couple left Butte on
Tuesday morning for Missoula. taking
the $40 train. This much was learned
this morning. All that was known be-
fore that was that the girl and the man
had disappeared Tuesday. The officers
of the law We're set at the task of dis
covering the girl and returning her to
her weeping mother last night, and to-
day Charley Actis, friend Of the latter,
requested that charges be placed against
the couple The mother of the girl as
sumed the part OF complainant in the
cases, after having related the circum-
stances of Bosio's relations with her
daughter.
The girl is only Is years, 6 months and
maintaining improper relations with her,
which, if true, lays him liable to prosecu-
ton for criminal assault on account of
her age. The couple have been acquaint-
ed for about six months, according to
statements made by Actis and Mrs. Vim
cent today, and they have kept company
for about that period.
Actis and the mother say that Vitero
and the girl had agreed to be married
at the house of Mrs. Vincent. The date
of the marriage seems to have been ar
ranged upon kind of sliding scale. how
ever. The marriage was to have taken
place the day before yesterday, yester-
day, today, or whenever the fates We're
kind. At all events, the Date was not
as fixed as the law Of gravity or as GER
tain as death, and Viterio levanted be-
fore it could be pulled off, and is sup
posed, with very good reason, to have
taken the girl with him.
The information that ViterO and Ma
mie left the city for Missoula Yesterday
was learned by Mrs. Vincent today from
friend named Mrs Mary Kalyoni.
Mrs. Kalyoni was at the depot yester-
day sending her two boys to Missoula
to the Sisters school there, and she saw
the pair Mamie told her that she wa;
going to Missoula to visit her two boy
cousins there-Larry and James Sacchi
who are at school, Mrs. kelyoni
put her sons in the girls charge.
Mamie told her mothers friend not to
visit the latter until next Saturday and
not to reveal that she was gone to
Mssoula. saying she would return here
by Saturday. Mrs. kalyoni heard of he
disappearance today and disregarded
her command
On Tuesday night at 9 o'clock also, an
Italian who came here wit Vitero from
British Columbia, left town on a train
saying he was going to Missoula to join
the latter. This was learned today by
friends of Mrs. Vincent who are search.
ing for information relating to Mamie
Mrs. Vincent fears that ViterO Will
abandon the girl after he reaches some
locality far from here. Therefore she is
very anxious to bring back her daugh-
ter. Telephone messages were sent to
the Office at Missoula today requesting
the arrest of the couple. 1t is said that
Vitero admitted that he had wronged
the girl in June and had declared he
would never marry her.
Mrs. Vincent is stout, middle-aged
woman of very respectable appearance
and her daughter is reputed to be very
pretty, with the soft languorous beauty
of a Neapolitan damsel. She IS about
five feet tall and weighs 80 pounds. vi
tero is % years of age and big man,
W. ahnlf 100