New-York tribune., 1903-06-04
BY THEY Els.
Italian Shot ON Lonely Road and
Robbed of SaUings.
MAFIA VENGEANCE IN THE CRIME.

Csruine Faino an italian laborer, thirty-e1ght
wears old was shot and robbed by theVes IN
lonely part OF Evergreens, Long lsiahu' carry
terday morning and died in the German Hospital.
Prooklvn from the effects of numerous puAet
wounds He was robbed of Sill of the SOIL ne hau
with him.
Faino who lived at Liberty and Rockaway aVes.'
worked in a tar factory, where he was shot'
oil day and mart OF the night for months past.
and was returning home about 1 O'CLOCK "heh ne
was attacked the road. Three men approached l
him and when they asked him why he had worked
so hard he started to walk away without answer
ing Two of the then fired bullet aIter oulie'
info him He was found unconscious and bleeding
by people in the neghborhood and removed 10 tiie
German Hospital. There it was found that ne hau
been shot four times in the body and that SlA
bullets had entered his arms. After rallylng Ior d
time he told the police how he had been held up IN
the roadway and robbed. In his pockets were found
$500 of the $61. the savings of years whlch ne car
ried about with him. rs he was afraid he woulu lo
it If he kept it at home. He died about CLOCK.
Faino said he had been shot by Italians ana thaI
is the onlv cIew the police of the Seventy-seventh
sub-station in Evergreeus, nave to work on. Inc
theory of the detectives is that he was robbed oy
Italians who knew he carried money with MN
Last evening the detectives working on the case
arrested Luigo Vescault. fortythree years oid ana
Angelo Rogeere, thirty-two years old OF AtIanuc-
ave, Brooklyn, suspicion OF being two OF the
three men who participated In the attack on faiho
1t is said that they answer the description OF t"o
of his aSSaiidntS by the dying NiS]e
1t can be proved that they IN the vicinity OIL
the Lyons works on Tuesday night. One OF the de-
tectives after the arrest said, We've got en- ana
got EN- right The arrests were made not 1ar
from the scene of the shooting. The detectives SAID
they expected to have the third man by morning.
Just what evidence they have obtained OUTSIDE OF
the description and the fact that the men were
seen the Lyons works the police VIII not say
Captain Pinkerton, of the precinct in which taino
was shot said last night that Faino was d
"suuealer," and saved himself a term In sing sing
by aiding in sending three other Italians there FOR
the penalty A year ago Faino resigned ms posi-
ton and announced that he going to Italy 20
stay for year two. He spent only rev Gays
in italy, returning the very first ship ne coulo
catch out of the country. He never explained why
Shortly after Faino returned to this country an
Italian was killed in Pacifc-st., Brooklyn. Four
other italians were arrested and II was SAID thas
the killing was a Malta affair. FafnO was one or
the four arrested. turned States evidence, and
after the others had been sent away for EXTENDED
terms he was turned loose. Up to that time ne
had lived in Atantc-aye., in Brooklyn, but recently
he had been living quietly not far from the Lyons
factory in Evergreens. go
Captain Pinkerton familiar with the case or
a wear ago having then been at the Lee-ave- sta
ton. He recognized Faino as one OF the four ar
saws there is no doubt that the man killed IN
Paci1c-st was killed because of Mafa affair His
friends in turn took revenge upon Faln0 or else
the friends of the three sent to Sing sing
largely through Faino's testimony have made MIN
pay the penalty for his action in testifying-