New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
MURDER TRAIL FOUND.
Police Hunt for TJco Suspected
SIdyers of Dar1ar'o.
WOMAN IN CASE TELLS SAD STORY.

The no,ice of the East hundred a nd fourth
s+ station investigating The murder OF Aranalo
T,arianio former Italian policeman, VINO vas
shot and killed at No. 2,1s9 Second-ave on Friday
afternoon. made an important discovery Ses'eluaS-
II was learned that for few days two Italians
b,a been occupying four rooms on the third noor
~ the house where Darianfo was murdered Inese
men were known only az Angelo and Francisco
After the murder they disappeared As their us
annearance seemed to be suspicious. the detectives
,-es+er,4av morning broke into the rooms They
found two trunks. Of foreign manufacture and good
quality and two satchels- The trunks had brass
plates on them. on which was engraved "Maris
Parteli. Naples
marks on the trunks learned that the trunks were
brought to this country or the Vancouver. which
arrived at Boston on August 10. They were re-
cafvs5 at The Grand Central Station August Is
and were delivered 10 the Second-ave- address the
next day TO some ore known as Murti Luigi The
poIicA further learned that the PartelH
rnilliner and an investigation OF the contents OF
the trunks showed that greater portion o. the
goods was millinery material Of considerable
value The remainder was womens wearing ap-
pareL
The trunks found IN the rooms OF Angelo and
Francisco were taken 20 the East One-hundred-
snd-fourth-st station The satchsls. the police be-
lieve belonged 70 the two men. az mems clothing
was found in them
Maria PorteIla was found last night at No. 92o
East One-hundred-and-thirtsent IN little
room which save FOR mattress was bare OF furnf-
tllre she said she had been there since the muir
der Detectives Dorset and Enright took her into
custody and brought her 20 the police station In
East one hundred-and- fourth-st-
She IS about twenty-four years old Through an
interpreter she told her story last night She said
that bout days ago she left Naples. intending
10 join her uncle. who had preceded her four days.
in this country. She 70 join him IN New-Tork
but on the steamer were Francisco and Angelo. her
cousins shoemakers, and when the steamer ar
lived at Boston she left IL IN their company They
brought her TO New-York. She said her uncle had
left his wife in italy She did him in New
York
Her cousins took her to the Second-ave house.
she said and she refused when they asked her to
support them. They left her for day and re-
turned with Darianio. with whom, she said IL was
Darisnio made o1er OF marriage. which she
accepted
They were married At the Church OF Our Lady
Of Mount Carmel az noon % Friday, she said and
they went the No. 80 East One-hun-
dred-and-t hirtsenth-st. He len her 20 get her
trunk from the fat az No. 2l9s Second-ave There
II Is supposed. he met the cousins he was found
dead az hour and a half after the alleged mar
Al ire chTrch Of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
there was said be record OF the marriage
The Young was not placed under arrest
She was taken Police Headquarters for deten-
rion as a witness and the detectives OF tn Cen
traI once Joined in the hunt for Francisco ana
Angelo.