The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-08
YOUNG SICILIAN LOCHINYAR
WITH 4 COACH, INSTEAD OF 4
SIZED, AND TWO HELPERS.

A%ngeltna's other SuItOr Put IN a Fight and
Five Girls screamed IntiI a cop Ar
rINed-ROmance on West BrORdwa ny
Ends I'm n Gen and a Wicked Shrug.
Nine years ago Angelina SpOtola and
Caloggerio Mignano first met in Sicily.
Angelina was IL years old, dark and comely;
Caloggerio was an awkward boy Of Is,
with a shock Of Titan hair, which to Ange-
lima appeared just an ordinary brick red,
When the two played on the hills behind
their native town or on the sandy beach
before it C~aloggerio woul tell Angelina
that he loved her and wanted her to marry
him some day. But Angelina only made
faces at him and told him never.
Angelina continued to increase in beauty
with years, while Caloggerio became more
awkward as manhood approached, and his
hair, if anything, grew redder. Yet all the
while he urged his unsuccessful suit. Al
though he did not succeed, neither did any
of Angelina's other %suitors. and when she
came to America, two years ago, Calog-
gerio was still hopeful.
Here Angelina, for the first time in her
life, had to work hard for her living. She
entered a cigar factory at 80 Grand street,
NneTb sire Iolltu lOIlR ltdl dl SlOkitN Ten
hours a day. Calogger.o found her there
when he followed her to America SIX months
ago. 40 even her hard Surroundings
made her change her opinion of him. She
again rejected HIM, but he hoped on, found
work and settled down to besiege the
maiden's heart. Then Angcl;na's mother,
fearful that their changed circumstances
might induce the girl TO yield, forbade
CalOggerio ever to speak to her daughter
again.
Caloggerio became desperate. He hired
a coach and a driver from Baciggluro's
livery stable AZ Spring and Sullivan streets.
on Saturday and wait ID under the elevated
railway on West Broadway near Broome
street for Angelina as she came from the
cigar factory. With him were two fellow
countrymen.
Angelina appeared after dark accom-
panied by five Of her shopmates ard a
Young man named Giuseppe Davi, who
has been her sutton ever since she came
10 America. Caloggerio and his lilies leaped
from the carriage and seized Angelina.
Giuseppe ran 10 her assistance, but was
driven of by the k~idnaDpers. Then he
Jumped 10 the horses heads and grabbed
their brides. The five other girls in the
meantime were screaming shriliy. and
Giuseppe added his shouts to their alarm.
Angelina struggled desperately, and though
hcr assailants lifted her bodily she made
such good use of her feet that they could
not force her inside the coach. Finally
they all became alarmed and ranof. Calog-
Rerio was the last TO leave, and Just as he
darted around the corner into BroOme
street Policeman Harfst Of the M~acdougal
street station house ran up M captured
him after a chase Of two blocks. bernardo
| Piasoni, the driver, was also arrested. and
the whole party went to the station house.
There Piasoni convinced the police Of
his innocence. ~Caloggerio, he said, had
| hiredth ne carriage under the pretence of taxi
ing n sick relative from n house in Grand
| street TO his own rooms. at Carmine street.
The attack was al much a surprise to him
! ms il was 10 Angelina, he said.
CalogReriO was taken before Magistrate
| WahIe in the Jefferson Market police court
Yesterday morning and charged with at
tempted abduction. He had nothing to
say and was held in 5000 for examination
| on Tuesday.
In the court room sat Angelina, her
| mother and her two sisters. who had been
with her at the time of the attack. The
imploring glance that Caloggerio cast at
| the girl az he was led away to a cell was
answered by a cold stare.
what would you have done il Calog-
gerio had succeeded in carrying you on
| and taken you to Italy to be his wife, as
he intended?" she was asked.
Angelina gave a wicked shrug to her
shoulders and her eyes flashed.
IAN Italian girl marries only the man
she loves" she replied. ~"Caloggerio would
never have reached Italy even II he had
caDtured me-"