Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-26
MRS DI MARsI DISCHARGED.
No Further Steps will Be Taken Until Coroner's Decision is Received.


 Coroners Decision is Received.
 The latest development in the shoot ing and consequent death of John Bowe, Sunday morning, was the dis charge of one of the prisoners held for the act, Mrs Anna Di Marsi, this morn- ing. This was in compliance with an order or decision of Coroner Mix yes. terday afternoon, after hearing all the evidence in the matter. The order was issued to Prosecuting Attorney Duran, and this morning word was sent Inc chief-of police, who immediately re- leased the woman. It would not De surprising to those in official contact with the situation enyeloping tliiS startling and lamentable affair if the discharge of the other prisoner, Pietro Vannori was the next order
 Yesterday morning at. 11:30 o'clock the coroner arrived here, and from that time until 4:30 o'clock, with only half an hours interval for lunch, he was examining the witnesses, Bowe's companions at the time of the shoot ing. James Wall, John Carroll and Pat rick Shea. The examination was held ill Attorney Durant'S office and only one witness was examined at tima About o'clock in the afternoon it became apparent to those who were awaiting developments that the situa tiOn i'll the prosecuting attorneys office was not running smoothly. Voices i'll high pitch were heard. sometimes i'll expressions of indignation. sometimes in loud surprise, occasionally in anger. disappointment and perlexity. Then all would be quiet for q while, and either one of the officers connected with the examination would hastily open the door and call in one of the | waiting witnesses, while from the office the witness who had been under examination would issue as hastily as he could, seemingly pleased to be rc. l leased from the inquisition. He would take his seat with the waiting witness es mumbling and growing and appar- entity defiant.
 Cant you fellows agree on your story? Weren't you all together at the time the shooting occurred?" the official in charge of the witnesses would say. The witnesses would pct reply
 So the examination progressed. Sev- eral times each witness was called be- fore the coroner ill an effort to connect their stories of the shooting of their comrade. It was said that these stories would eXculpate the prisoners from all intent to do the witnesses and their dead companion any harm when they visited them Sunday morning. There was some discrepancy in their story which the coroner could not account for and the witnesses would not or could not explain.
 About 4 o'clock the examination closed. The three witnesses were seated together in the city court room when the coroner went out to them and standing before them spoke q while, and though what he said could not be heard it was evident from his manner and from the appearance ot l the witnesses that he was warning them or speaking harshly to them The witnesses made no reply, but sal defiantly and stolid under the cor oner's words.
 With the discharge of the woman prisoner no further steps, it is expect ed. will be taken until the coroner's decision is made known.
 One fact that has not yet been mad( public is that Vannori. the man whi may be charged with the actual shoot ing of Bowe. had emptied the revolver and had quickly re-charged it. for il was found fully loaded when the police took possession of it.