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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
EASTERN WOMEN AGAIN CARRY CFf GOLF HON0Rs Match Round With Westerners for the National Cham
 pionship. MISS CURTlSS WINS, 2 UP Lillian French to Oppose Miss
 Margaret Martin
 To-day.

Chicago, Oct. S.-Ea stern woman again carried off the honors in the first match round for the national women's Ginamplonshlp iIaa here to-day, ten surviv- six westerners. National Champion Miss Harriet F. Curtis of Boston de- iHs. feated Western Champion Miss Lillian trench of Windsor, winning by two up. Miss French held the lead up to the fourth hole, but relinquished at this point Miss Curtis leading by up at the turn. Tomorrow Miss Curtis will oppose Miss Margaret Martin of thS Chicago Golf club.
 Io-days matches resulted as follows:
 Miss Margaret Curtis, of Essex. de- teated Mrs, Dering by score of 1 uF
 Miss Steele, Homewood, defeated Ms Wetmore, Newport ? up one to play. Alexander Exmoor, 6 up 1 to play,
 Miss Porter, Brookline, defeated Mis- Allen, Oakley, 8 up 2 to play. Miss Young, Calumet. defeated Mra Brafette, Lagrange, 3 up 2 to play
 Miss Phelps. Braebnurn, defeated Miss Ayres, Merion, up. Miss Mackey Oakley, defeated Mrs. play
 Manchester, Skokie, up.
 Miss Phipps, Springfield. defeated play.
 Miss Huselton, Allegheny, defeated Miss Llewelyn, Lagrange, 1 up, 19
 Miss Wells Brookline, defeated Miss G.risconla Merton Cricket, up and to play.
 Miss Ainslie, Westward Ho, defeated ! Mrs. DeWolf Onwentsia, 5 up and 3 to play.
 Mrs Barlow, Merion Cricket, defeated Miss Phepoe Hamilton, up and 8 to play.
 Mrs H. F. Curtis. Essex, defeated Miss Semple, St. Louis ? up and to play
 Miss Helmer, Midlothian, defeated Mrs. Perkins, Los Angeles, 3 up and 1 | to play.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
YALE SWINMER'S ELECTION
E. c. M. RICHARDS CAPTAIN
Association Arranging Contests with Several New York
 Clubs.

At a meeting of the members of the Yale swimming and water polo teams held yesterday Edward Darlington Mayo Richards, of New York city, Yale 1909 S, was elected captain, sue eeeding Charles Mengel, who has gone into business in Louisville, Ky
 Richards is one of the, best-known swimmers in Yale and attracted fa- vorable attention in New York for his fong-distance swimming. Last year, because of the eligibility rules. he was unable to take part in some of the events.
 The Yale Swimming association is arranging several contests with New York clubs, which will be held here and in New York during the winter The relay team this winter will be one of the best Yale has ever had, and tie men are already practieing for it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
OUTING FOR "PUTs.p

Hartford, Oct. S.-Major Mahl of the Putnam Phalanx has issued the fol- lowing order for the Gettysburg Washing ngton-Jamestown trip:
 Headquarters Putnam Phalanx,
 Hartford, Conn, Oct. z, 19O7.f Battalion Orders No 8.
 Pursuant to vote of the battalion to make an excursion to Jamestown, Va, and participate in the exercises on Wednesday, Oct. 16, Connecticut day, you are hereby ordered to report at the armory, Saturday, the 18th inst, at o'clock D. m.
 You will report in fatigue uniform.
 Staff and past officers will report to the major commandant in the parlor at 6:15 o'clock. sharp.
 Drum major and music will report to the adjutant at the armory at 6 o'clock, sharo
 Non-commissioned staff will report to the adjutant at the armory at 6 o'clock,
 Members will report as usual to their respective commaaders'
 Assembly will be sounded at 6:15 o'clock.
 Adjutant's call at 6:3O o'clock.
 Every man will inspect his uniform and equipment and see that they are in perfect order previous to said 12th inst.
 The assessment levied by the battal- ion for this excursion is s37 per man, and should be paid to the quartermas- ter before o'clock on Saturday. The armory will be open every evening dur ing the week, from 7:30 to 10 o'clock, and the quartermaster will be present to sell tickets and issue tags for bag gage.
 Cross-belts, cartridge boxes and bay onet scabbards will also be issued and fitted.
 Individual trunks, with full dress uniforms packed in same. and all bag gage, must be at the armory by 2 o'clock, sharp, Saturday.
 We travel in fatigue uniform.
 See to it that your full dress uniform is packed in your trunk, also that your trunk is properly tagged and at the dlilloIS ploIHplly at U clock
 Full dress uniform consists of coat, velvet trousers, buff vests. chapeau and plume, visorless fatigue cap, ruff fle. standing collaA white gloves, breast-plate. leggins, black shoes and black stockings. Officers will wear buff gloves and their new capes.
 Fatigue uniform consists of coat, long blue trousers, our new fatigue cap with visor, black shoes, and stand- ing collar No necktie is to be worn i with either uniform.
 Let every member make an effort to participate in this memorable trip. Per order, EDWARD MAHL, Major Commandant.
 HENRY F. SMITH, Adjutant.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
BEACON HIIn DEFEATED.
Phil Sheridan Carpet Bowlers Win
 Easily

The Phil Sheridan carpet bowlers defeated the Beacon Hill team last evening. The summary:
 Phil Sheridan-Allan J. Renfrew (skip), James J. Carr, Maurice Lynch, R. Cunnen, D. Mckay; points, 12.
 Beacon Hill--William McManus (skip), J. Boyle, w Gilbert, J. Cum mings, c. Fally; points, 3.
 Majority for Phil Sheridan team, 10 points.
 Score by ends: Sheridan ..3 i 0 2 122 1 O. Beacon Hill. ...,0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 |
 The next league game in this city will be at Live Oak council, Fair Ha- ven, between Pilgrim Harbor, of Mer- iden, and Live Oak.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
GRIDIRON NOTES.

Now that the matter of parlor car specials has been settled, other ar- engagements can be carried on for the big game here this fall.
 Wylie is showing up well in his new position.
 It is expected now that Wheaton will be able to get in several days of practice before the contest with the army His condition yesterday was much improved.
 Jim Hogan doubtless feels better this year over his efforts with the Ex- eter squad than he did last fall He now expects to trim Andover.
 Jack Owsley leaves after practice to- day and will probably not return until the big games, and then as a specta- tor, While hd has been here he has done much to improve the squad,
 Yale 1911 plays Williston Saturday. With the defense which the freshman eleven hes now, the prep school should be unable to score on 1t.
 An esteemed contemporary states that Harvard and Yale and Yale and EIlnCelOH VIII SIlOOSS IHeII OWll Olll- cials this year, but that the men will be taken from the lists of the central board. For a spacef1ller we will soon hear something more about the delay in the construction of the stadium and boathouse. The officials have been chosen without regard to the central board.
 MT. Camp was at the field yesterday afternoon coaching the Yale players for the game with Springfield Train ing school.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
HIGH SCHOOL PRACTIfE LIGHT SCRlMMAGE MONDAY Second Team Ploughs Through the Regulars for Three
 TouchdoWns.

There was no practice yesterday for the New Haven High school football squad, owing to the inclemency oFthe weather. On Monday afternoon the boys were first put through light prac- tice, such as catching, punts and run ming down on the kickoff. Then for about fifteen minutes the first team were lined up against the second team for light scrimmage practice.
 The second team tore through the regulars, striking blow after blow and tearing down the field at a fast clip, When the second team reached the first teams 15-yard line, Messinger was put in fullbaek on the second team In two plunges he was pushed over the line for touchdown, The second team were given the ball at the center of the field and repeated their performance Captain Messinger again plunging through the weary line of the first team for another touchdown. Ko- leskl, the quarterback of the second team, scored the third touchdown against the regulars. He performed the feat on a quarterback run of 20 yards.
 It was intended to play two halves, but the men were so weakened from the long strain of Saturdays battle with Bridgeport, which resulted in a victory for the local eleven, that they were unable to stay in the game. | On Saturday the high school eleven win probably go to Hotchkiss to play | that school team, but this Is not quite settled. The Ansonia eleven want to | play the N. H, H. g. team In this city Saturday and which game will be given the preference is still unsettled. This afternoon the first and second elevens will line up for scrimmage playing, ten and fifteen- minute halves. | The lineup in Mondays game fol- lows:
 | First Team. Second Team. IlAlderman Adams
 Left End Davis ........s....,,..,..... Stiles
 Left Tackle. | Towsley .....,.......,.....,.. Hamilton
 Left Guard.
 Flanagan .......,....,...... Gladstone
 Center. | Maroney ..,.,t,,,.,.,....,..,.. Muse
 Right Guard | Bird ...,...,............,,. Nugent Right Tackle, | Pagter ................... Russell, Dunn
 Right End | Connolly .............'.,....... Koleski
 Quarterback. | HaBgan .....,...,.,..'..t.'...' street
 Left Halfback. | Martln .........,,..,,..s..,, hluu l Right Halfback. Fifeld ....... Mccormick, Messinger
 Fullback.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
POOR OUTLOOK FOR CREW NOT A GOOD C0XSWAIN Material for First Boat and Substitutes Not Re
 assuring.

The outlook for the Yale varsity crew is very dark just at present on account of lack of both regular and substitute material. There are four of the old men back, Captain 1de, Howe. Auchin- closs and Rice, and not enough other good material to fill the boat.
 Robbins, Dunkle and Myers, who rowed last year in the four-oared at in the varsity boat this week, but Coach Kennedy says they will not be there permanently. Changes are ex- pected daily
 Another thing which is troubling the captain and the coaches is that there are no good coxwains available. They hope that there will be new candidates from the three upper classes who can take this important place in the boat.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY.

The schedule of to-day's battles on the college gridiron follows:
 Yale vs. Springfield T. S. at New Haven.
 Harvard vs. Bates at Cambridge. Princeton vs Wesleyan at Prince ton.
 Cornell vs. Niagara at Ithaca. U. of P. vs. F, and M. at Philadel- phia.
 Dartmouth vs. N. H. State at Han over.
 Williams vs. Middlebury at Wins town.
 Colgate vs. Rochester at Hamilton. Coe vs. Coe Alumni at Cedar Rap ids.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
ABOLTTIoN OF PORK BARRF1,

To make the rivers the useful high ways they should be the first step necessary is the abolition of the con- gressional "pork barrel" To that end the executive department of govern ment rather than the legislative should have complete charge of the work of improving the waterways, even to the designation. of the rivers to be im- proved, subject only to the control of the public purse which, of course, must remain in the hands of congress, directly representative of the people.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
 BOWLING SCHEDULE Games Played on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
 and Fridays. LINEUP OF THE TEAMS Winning Team Gets $25, Sec ond $15 and Third
 Team $10.
LINEUP OF THE TEAMS

evening at Johnson's alleys. Games will be played every Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday evening for three months. The league is composed of some of the best amateur bowlers in the city and was very successful one last season.
 The schedule follows; Monday, Oct. 7-Presto vs. Breakers. Tuesday, Oct. S-siwash vs. omegas. Thursday, Oct. 1O-serucos vs. St. Johns.
 Friday, Oct. 11-Crescents vs. Mt. Pleasants.
 Monday, Oct 14-st. Johns vs. ome- gas.
 Tuesday, Oct. 15-Breakers vs. Mt. Peasants.
 Thursday, Oct. 17-siwash vs. Ores, cens,
 Friday, Oct. -serucos vs. Prestos. Monday, Oct. 21-Crescents vs. Break CTS. Tuesday, Oct. 22-Prestos vs. St. Johns.
 Thursday, Oct. 24-serucos vs. ome- gas.
 Friday, oct. 25-Mt. Pleasants vs. siwash.
 Monday Oct. 28-serucos vs. Break CTS.
 Tuesday, Oct 29-st. Johns vs. si. wash.
 Thursday, oct. so-omegas vs. Ores. cents.
 Friday. Nov 1-Mt. Pleasants vs Prestos.
 Monday, Nov. 4--st Johns vs Crescents.
 Tuesday. Nov. 5-siwash vs. Break. CTS.
 Thursday. Nov. 7-Prestos vs. ome- gas.
 Friday, Nov. S--serucos vs. Mt. Plea. sants
 Monday, Nov. 11-Mt. Pleasants vs | 0megas.
 Tuesday, Nov. 12-Breakers vs. St Johns.
 Thursday, Nov. 14-Prestos vs. si, wash 1 Friday, Nov. 15+serucos vs. Crcs cents
 Monday, Nov. 1s-St. Johns vs. Nit Peasants.
 Tuesday, Nov. 19-Siwash vs. serucos Thursday, Nov. 21-Omegas vs Breakers,
 Friday, Nov. 2e-Prestos vs. Cres cents.
 Monday, Nov. 25--tOmegas vs. Siwash Tuesday, Nov 26-Breakers vs. Pres tos.
 Thursday. Nov. 2s-serucos vs. Mt Peasants.
 Friday, Nov. 2s--Crescents vs. St Johns.
 Monday, Dec. 2--st. Johns vs. Prestos Tuesday, Dec. 3-Mt. Pleasants vs Siwash.
 Thursday, Dec. 5-Breakers vs. Ores cents.
 Friday, Dec, 6--Serucos vs. omegas Monday, Dec. 9-Siwash vs. Serucos Tuesday, Dec. 10-omegas vs. Break CTS.
 Thursday, Dec. 12-Prestos vs. Cres cents.
 Friday, Dec 1S-Mt, Pleasants vs. St Johns.
 Monday Dec. 16-Breakers vs. si wash.
 Tuesday, Dec. 1z-Crescents vs. Mt Pleasants.
 Thursday, Dec. 19-st. Johns vs Serucos
 Friday, Dec. 2o-Prestos vs. omegas Monday, Dec. 2S-St. Johns vs Breakers.
 Tuesday, Dec, 24-serucos vs. Cres cents.
 Thursday, Dec. 26-Prestos vs. si wash.
 Friday, Dec. 27--omegas vs. Mt Monday, Dec. So-Breakers vs. Mt Pleasants.
 Tuesday, Dec. S1-siwash vs. Ores cents.
 Thursday, Jan. 2-st Johns vs Omegas.
 Friday, Jan. S-serucos vs. Prestos, Monday, Jan. 6-Omegas vs. Ores | cents.
 Tuesday, Jan. 7-Serucos vs. Breaker Thursday, Jan. S-Prestos vs. Mt Pleasants.
 Friday, Jan. 1o-st. Johns vs siwasf
 Teams,
 St. Johns-Manning, Finnegan, Lyons Ready, Murray. Siwash-Welch, Brown, Adams, Hug : endubel,
 Breakers-Moeller, Popp, Everett Lee, Sarasohn. Prestos-schappa, Marx, Munck, Mo [ Auliffe, Miller. Omegas-o'Brien, Stanford Grifir Dicklow, Rausch. Serucos-W. Greising, c. Greisine Raley, Karcher, Kemble. Mt. Pleasants-F. Roche, Ryan, Som CTS, M. Roche, Hoffman.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
lOtaIS ..,,. ,.s....... $ lu 3b $Batted for Overall in ninth. @"Batted for Tinker in ninth.
 Detroit.

fmtTefio Detroit ,,,,,.,0 ,},0 Q Q SSSSSSoSO V-$
 Hits: of Overall, nine in 9 innings Two base hit; Crawford, Sacrifice hits OLeary, Steinfeldt, Flyers. Stolen bases Slag1e, 9 Sheckard, Chance Steinfeldt Evefs, Howard, Jones, 9; Schaefer, Rossman. Double play; Evers to Tinker, Schaefer to Rossman. Left on bases: Chicago, 9; Detroit 8. Bases on balls: Off overall. 2; Donovan. 3. First base on errors: Detroit 1. Hit by pitcher; By Donovan, 2; (Steinfeldt, Sheckard) Struck out: By Donovan 12; by overall, 5 Reulbach, g. Passed ball. Schmist, Time, 2;96. Empires, O'Day and Sheridan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09

Hamilton, N. Y, Oct, S,-The Colgate University football eleven to-day de- feated the Rochester University team by a score of fl to 0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-09
NEITHER ELEVEN ABLE
 ID MAKE TOUCHDOWN Ten Yard Line of Varsity Nearest Approach
 to Score.
BOTH YALE TEAMS STRONG
Wylie, Bomar and Coy Making Good in the Back
 field.

The toughest and fastest playing seen this year characterized the prac- tice of the Yale elevens at the field yesterday. The playing was very even, the line of the second holding out strongly against the varsity men, who played without Paige in the line
 In the scrimmage the second eleven made long gains, and early in the play threatened the varsity goal on the ten-yard line. The varsity, how ever, held strong and the scrub team was unable to send anyone across the line for touchdown,
 After the varsity had repulsed the second eleven and driven it back to the center of the field the play was closer than ever. Line-bucking was the method used and neither team was able to gain much ground.
 Coy and Wylie, at fullback and left halfback, respectively, on the first team, showed up finely for all-around playing, Coy's tackles being among the few features of the afternoons work. Wylie Is playing in Berger's former position, which 1t seemed that Whea- ton had clinched before he was taken sick, and is showing up we'll, Coy at fullback Is speedy and accurate.
 During yesterday afternoons prac- tice the goal of the second eleven was not endangered much of the time, the strong line being almost impregnable. The second eleven also tried few trick plays. Neither side scored.
 After the scrimmage Walter Camp gave Goebel some special coaching on how to stand at his position, and then showed Goebel and Brides against each other for line-bucking, Goebel is developing into prudential guard. and Brides has been a star for some years.
 Beside the special coaching by MT Camp the other coaches of whom there were about ten at the field. took sep them special plays which might be made at their respective positions. The whole squad was given practice in starts and in falling on the ball.
 The new coaches at the field yestef. day were three old Yale ends: John Hall, who was on Gordon Browns eleven; Joe Swan and AL Ferguson George Adee, Henry Holt, C. Neal, Pau Veeder, Jack 0wsley, George Chadwick Head Coach Knox and Carl Flanders. The line-up:
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1907-09-21
DA LONDRA
CONTRO IL MATRIMONIO FRA
COGNATI
Una lettera dclI'arcivescovo di
Canterbury

LONDRA, - Finora al legge in.
glese 81 era sempre opposta al matri-
monio del vedovo con Ia sorella della
defqnta moglie sempre IL Parlamen-
to aveva respinto progetti ripetuta-
mente presentati per regolarizzare la
posizione della sorella della defunta
nella famiglia del cognato, dove Z
spesso chiamata a prendere cura del
figli della madre morta.
ContrO a favore del bill" ripresen-
tato ultimamente 81 sono levate sire
nue. voci, ma finalmente esso 3 state
lapprovato in questi ultimi giorni dal-
la Camera del Lords presto avra vi
gore di legge. Pareva che cost la lotta
devesse esser chiusa. Invece ecco ora
llarcivescovo di Canterbury che com
bate in Parlament) accanitamente II
BILL, levarsi per combattere l'appli-
cazione della legge.
Egli dirige al clero al laicato della
sua diocesi una lettera nella quale d.
ce che saranno meglio rispettati gil
interest del clero del popolo, quan-
do non 81 celebrino tall matrimoni
ira vedovo e cognata.
'Deploro -- egli SERVE - sia dal
punto di vista nazionale che da quello
religioso Papprovazione di tale leg
ge".
L'arcivescovo conclude affermando
che la proibizione stabilita dalla Chic
sa anglicana basata sull'insegna-
mento dele sacre scritture, cost come
sono state sempre interpretate dalla
Chiesa attraverso i secoli.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1907-09-21
ARTE E ARTIST
GIUSEPPE PIETRBONI

Giuseppe Pietriboni uno del pin
intelligent attori capocomici del
teatro italiaO. gia ammalato da pa
recchio tempo. morto qui la scorsa
notte, In una casa di salute.
Giuseppe pietriboni era nato mel
1864 Venezia. Esordf come autore
al Malibran, con un dramma In Gin
que atti che ebbe scarsa fortuna.
Ecco dopo entrava come secondo a.
moroso nella comp. Boldrinl-Perac-
chi. Ammalatosi in seguito II primo
attore giovane, egli 10 sostituf con
tanto successo, che tenne poi quel
ruolo stabilmente.
Mel '7S divenuto primo attore, d.
rettore capocomico, spQsava l'attrlce
Silvia Fantecchi.
Pietriboni per lie sue dbti artistiche.
releganza G la dignitA della scena, de-
We essere annoverato fra le personali-
Ia del moderno monde teatrAle Italia
no.
Dirigeva negli ultlmi tempt Ia com
pagnla dl Dora Baldanello II male
implacablle 10 aveva costretto a RITZ
rarsi
La sua versatilita fu prodlgiosa;
grandissimo II fascino personale.
Proprio quando dal Cavallotti: a
micissimo suo, ayeva avuto promessa
di una commedia, III cantico dol can
tier. gli tocco quel disgraziato Incl
dente dal quale la elegante. agile per-
soma doveva uscire strema per sem
pre-.
II povero Pietrlboni una sera scam
bio In porta dell'ascensore per l'uscio
del camerino cadde mel vuoto, RI
portando fertile gravissime. dl cui
sempre subj le consequence.
Ora la sua morte sara udlta con do
lore da tutti coloro che In Giuseppe
Ptetriboni yiconoscevano un principe
un gentiluomo delie scene italiane.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1907-09-21

TELEGRAFlCHf
GRAVE DISASTRO FERROVIA.
RIO MEL MESSICO
Trentadue morti e trentatre
feriti

Ell PASO, Tex. 10 - e avvenuto
un gravissimo scontro ferroviario fra
un treno diretto passeggeri un tre-
no merci sulla linea della Mexican
Central, Encamacion De Dias po-
che miglia di distanza da Aguas Ca
lientes.
Nello scontro sono stati abbattuti
pail telegrafici non 81 possono
quindi avere esatte notizie circa II
numero del morti del feriti..
MEXICO CITY, 10 - Notizie au-
tentiche qui giupte recano che nello
scontro avvenuto presso Aguas Calien-
tes vi sono stati 32 morti e. SS feri-
ii.
II disastro sarebbe avvenuto per
una trascuranza al regolamenti.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1907-09-21
VIAGGI DELLA REGINA MARGHERJrA no
DA PARlGi.
UNA BATTAGLIA A COLPI DI COL.
TELLO FRA ITALIANI A PARIGI
I'm morto e tire feriti

Si ha da Parigi 5:
Eccovi dettagli completi della ira
gedia avvenuta ieri sera fra italiani
in uno del quartieri pin popolosi di
Parigi.
IL dramma sisvolse al numero 5 del
Ia rue Eseaut, dove esiste uno spaccio
di vino, in cui abitualmente conven-
gono motif operai italiani.
Ieri sera quattro fratelli Bonaven-
tura, Paolo, Frencesco Stanislao
Rossi giuocavano allie carte insieme a
due loro cugini. Stanislao fece un col
po dubbio; allora un altro italiano,
certo Mariana Bellini, che era entra-
to da pochi momenti nell'osteria,
glielo fece notare.
Stanislao in un momento di strana
eccitazione e di risentimento 81 preci-
pito sui nuovo venuto, cui assesto un
pugno formidable.
Clio che avvenne in quel momento
non state possible finora precisare:
certo che Stanislao ricevette un col
po di coltello al ventre, per cui POGO
dopo mort, Francesca ne ricevette u
no ALA COLA, Paolo riporto una ferita
al viso ed il Bellini tire fertile allie CO.
scie. -
Ii Bellini, che era fuggito, fu are
state al momento in cui usciva di ca
sa per recarsi appunto in questura; e.
gil ha dichiarato che non possedeva
armi.
Intanto pare associate che fratelli
Rossi 81 siano gettati su di lui Fab
biano bastonato che finalmente uno
di essi 10 abba ferito alal gambia col
coltello; allora egli per difendersi ST
sarebbe impadronito del coltello ed
avrebbe colpito.
Invece secondo le dichiarazioni che
Stanislao avrebbe fatto prima di mo-
rire, egli sarebbe state colpito per d.
sgrazia da uno del suoi fratelli.
Dal canto loro pero Paolo e France
SEQ affermano che fu il Bellini a col
pire Stanislao che nessuno di loro
era fornito di coltello II Bellini 81 sa-
rebbe da sc ferito di coltello ALA
gambia per dare ad intendere di esse-
re state aggredito.
II fatto, come vedete, diventa al
quanto imbrogliato solo loste, unico
testimone spassionato, potrebbe met
tere le cose a posto, ma egli -dichiara
di non aver visto nulla.