The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-22

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threw hetssli on No docr Ct on her tnce.
Hnh crleseH her arms uvef her breast jtt~,
lh" she would ~ In the confessional said
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told him I'LL alout the lndignltles her uncle
had hplpei pn her Nothing wRs lsft out
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rhpicr ~ words few
N he told Ida story he became moro
earnest and alro' ~plefnn Hia young wife
watched him intcntly. her chin resting on
her hand. There wHs NJ sign ~ teare
Every other woman nv tho court room VAS
more excited 4 couple 81 times aha
shielded her eyes with her hands, but II
was only momentarily,
You arc no longer my wife eaid TerrR-
NOVA to Josephine after he had heard her
story Josephine. YOU must get nut to-
morrow This Il no place for me 10 live. .
He went on u wcn out and left her. I
came back IN ten days. I said, You must
leave. sell tho furniture tu-morrow :
Then went away again. That was the last
time ! saw her until after she was arrested
and she was In the Coroner's court"
Assistant District Attorney Ely ques-
toned Terranova about a couple Of earlier
statements he made which differed n little
from the story he told yesterday: but in the
essential details there was not q great diff
ference in the stories.
Charles Terranova. Giuseppe's brother,
was the next witness He told Of jose
phine calling to ace him the day before she
killed the keggios. She was crying and
very angry
she was looking with her eyes toward
heaven and her hair was hanging down.
h took of her wedding ring and handed
II To me. GIVE this To your brother she
said. Tell him | am no longer worthy of
him, told her TO come along and not be
crazy, but she was angry and went awav.'
Before the afternoon session Justice Scott
had n long and earnest talk with Palmieri.
While Justice Scott wouldn't say anything
about il later, 1t is understood that the
Justice said some sharp words about some
newspaper accounts Of the trial or what ia
not happening at the trial. While Justice
SEQ talked to MIR. Palmieri, he had a copy
Of an afternoon newspaper in his hand.
Once. later on, when Mr.. Palmieri tried to
get in what he called important testimony,
Justice Scott said. Il know what you're
irving to get at: it's in the evening papers.'
Policeman Edward Kearns testified that
he saw the Reggios after they were stabbed.
but he was not allowed to give the oonversa-
ton he had with them. 1t is understood
that the Reggios said hat Josephine was
crazy. Other witnesses told about a family
council between the Reggios and the ri
Angeles. When hi Angelo wen into the
family room. some Of them said, he carried
an axe under his waistcoat, When the
argument became warm and he tainted,
they unbuttoned his clothes, and the <
dropped out.
Some bakers testified yesterday that
Concetta Reggie used to beat Josephine
with a stick when she complained about
working too hard. One OF the bakers
said that he once interfered but Concetta
told him to mind his own business.