The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-22
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criminal courts IN years.
II IL On the to dtmony Of Mrs. Melchorn
rIralo. tho sister 81 Jusephinc's husband.
that the dcf"nCe hopes To- convince the
.urv that Josephine was "a crazy woman
after her husband left her md that she
vas irresponsible whom she killed tho Reg
glos. MIR. Fuialo lived IN the "a mo house
Nth Josephine and her husband. She
said that the night J%osephine's husband
left her h. went down 10 her rooms on the
floor under the T~erranovas. Then he vent
out. Later on she heard crying Upstairs.
She went mp. Josephine was on the hoor
with her arms folded, crying and moaning.
she had the jumps, " was the explanation
Of tho witness, an eNcitable woman.
Mrs. Furalo tried to get Josephine to go
10 bed. But Josephine said that the bed
wasn't for her.
1T Is not meant for me-" she said. MY
husband has left me"
This went on for ten days. Josephine
wouldn't eat. i brought her food-milk
and soup" said the witness. for I loved
her, but she wouldn't cat. She would Just
cry and moan,
One day she said to me-" said Mrs.
Furalo, Il see my uncle's shadow and I
hear a voice saying, Kill him
Il said, Keep quiet, you are crazy
She said, No. a person who talks to God
II not crazy, and it is Gods voice I hear
Sometimes, after her prayers, she would
rat. But often when ] saw her she WIS so
ngltated ] would leave the room and walk
away. Her face got thin. She lost flesh
In the face. / was sorry for her"
Mr.. Palmieri kept questioning the witness,
trying to get her to elaborate on what DO
had said about the voices she heard.
If you keep on putting that question in
that form you'll get what you went, said
Scott.
Finally the witness said, Il told her
one day to sit down and be quiet, You are
| said.
1.-The Only place III sit down. she re-
Why should IL ! am Stunned by every
Mr.. Palmieri questioned her about the
difference between a shadow and a spirit.
Justice Scott didn't think it very essential.
but Mr.. Palmieri explained that he wanted
10 brighten the Court,
You don't have to- said Justice Scott.
I know what a shadow is, and | know as
much about spirits as anybody"
Giuseppe Terrnnova, a quiet hammered
Italian with a small black mustache. pre-
.eded his sister. They look n good deal
alike. He is q contracting plasterer. He is
about IS years old and met Josephine about
Ave years ago. His brother was a friend
If the Reggios. He vent to call on them ore
sur day ard Josephine was there. He
lidn't talk to her then, ard it was not until
wo years later that he saw her again. He
vas in love with her then. Finally, he said
@ Reggie, Il want Josephine for my wife.
like her fire"
At first Reggie stood in his way, but
Terrarova was irsistent. He said he would
her clothes and give her q good home;
" then Reggie said, Take her"
There was a party at the home of the
rerranovas at which the engagement was
announced. That was on Christmas eve
asst. In a few days there was a civil cere-
nony at the City Hall, That was followed
~ the religious ceremony and that night
here was great rejoicing at the home of
he Reggios-at least there was much dane
ng and every one seemed happy, Terranova
aid.
All this time Terranova had beer asking
bout Josephine's mother. At first he was
old by the Reggios that Josephine's mother
vas dead. Then he was told that she was
tupid and there was no great reason why