New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
SAYS WOMAN TOOK BOY.
ANOTHER arrest MADE.
Mannino KidnQpper Identifies Her
IN Court.

On a charge Of being implicated in the hdnap-
ping of Tony Mannno, Of No. o. Analyst
Brooklyn. four prisoners were arraigned In the
Butler-st court. Brooklyn. yesterday. One OF the
prisoners was Mrs AntOnina ConsigtO. OF NO Sl'
East Thlrty-ninth-st Manhattan II was 10 her
apartments that Angelo CuccOza declared ne
brought the boy after Turing him from MS hoi"0'
She is the wife of Francesca Consiglio also &C
cused by Cuccoza being one Of the consplIStofs,
She was arrested in Manhattan on ThursoaS' ou'
as she said she had been taken i'll suddenly sHe
Bellevue Hospital.
In court Cuccoza positively identified Mrs. Con
siglio as the woman NhO received the boy from
him. She asserted however. that she knew nothing
about the boys disappearance. and that she never
saw him. Il am honest women she ueclaIeu'
Magistrate Tighe held Mr.. and Mrs Conslsno'
Angelo Cuccoza and Antonio Galetl IN '0'VVV O"i' 40
examination on Friday next
Before the prisoners were taken from the court
room Joseph Sgretto the partner of Mr. Manniho,
went on his knees before Mrs Consigho ana De5seU
her TO say where the boy was but she ohiS an
swered Il don't know" When her husband was
asked TO give the names of the men who had tus
boy he replied. Il dare not
Mr.. Mannino received four more letters yester-
day afternoon. Two Of them were mailed from
Station O Manhattan. and two from Boston Their
contents were not given out. The Hoboken police
yesterday began house to house canvass III '''e
Mr. Sigretto declared there friction be
tween Mr.. Mannino and the police; CapIaiai
not blame Mr.. Mannno If he was willing to COM
promise with the kidnapperS. out lndt ne
would not stand for any compromise. az was MS
duty to find the boy and arrest his kdn<sSerS' anu
he would do If II possible
Detective Finn and Officer Carrao returned 10 inc
Amity-st. station early yesterday morning from
trip TO Union Hill. y. J. When they SAID they
thought they heard the mufiled cry OF boy IN q
hut they were informed by the Hoookeu ponce
that it was not an unusual thing TO hear a child
cry in an italian house any more than any other
house. A search through Paterson brought no
result.
In the course Of the search in North Hudson
County y j. for those implicated in the aDduc-
tl0n there was arrested. at o'clock. at Gutteh-
berg. man over whom the police are disputins
The man was employed a labOrer by contract
ave. Gutenberg. The is now locked up az
West HobokCn Detective Nachris. or BrookIyh.
declares the prisoner is one of the men VINO was
mixed up In the barrel mystery. Captain Rooney,
of the Forty-eighth Precinct, said, aIter looking
al the prisoner he did not think the man was one
HObokeu. agreed with the captain. ana DetectEe
Sergeant Petrosino. OF the Central once says ne
Is pretty certain that the prisoner had nothing 10
DO with the barrel murder The man IS OelhB
held. however. a suspicious person.
The arrest Of the Italian was originally made by
Detective GieiChman on the strength or a picture
which he had cut from paper Then followed
whether or not the man wanted Finally De-
teCtives McCauley and FOrney. OF brooklyn were
summoned. and late last night identified the man
under arrest s Antonio CristO, whom thcy wanted
They for Rocco Postiino. OF No. 25lS Pacific
St Brooklyn. He identified Cristo as the man who
about yee~ shot and killed carlo PoSt'hno
I'm front Of No. 2.3N P3Cihc-st. Brooklyn Rocco
Postilino picked Cristo out ~ party Of about
twenty other Italians the man who killed his
brother