The daily tribune., 1908-04-29
BLOOD STAINED
CLOTHES in
The EVIDENCE

Some very damaging evidence was
introduced in the Bavori murder trial
IN the district court room at Canon
City this morning, aud it was ound
to impress the jury of Bavori's guilt
in the multi.murder case. Mrs.
Oisinero, Mexican woman, was the
first witness to be called to the wit
ness chair and she produced tile blood
stained clothes that BAvori carried to
her to be washed. She stated that
Bavori ON the early morning after the
killing of Joe Minichello had come
to her house in highly nervous con
dition and asked her if she would do
SOME washing for him. He produced
a bundle of clothes which were care
fully wrapped and SO folded that the
stains OF blood on the garments would
not at first be noticed. Mrs. Cisi-
nero was very busy with other wash
ings that day and delayed this wash
ing for a day or two.
In the meantime she had heard of
Bavori being arrested and charged
with murder and she then notified the
police to come to her house and make
an examination. The suit was the
darker colors and the sleeves of the
coat were very bloody, which made it
appear that after Joe had been killed
that Bavori picked up his victim 5
body and carried it to the wagon
which was used in hauling away the
remains for burial. There were
bloodstains on the pants, vest and
shirt. This is one Of the sensations
that has so far boen sprung in the
case and it had its effect on the
court. Mrs. Cisinero is said to be
AN honest working woman and her
evidence was given in n strnightfor-
ward way. After Chief Furniss had
made an examination of the blood
spots lie seized the clothing IS evi.
dence and held it securely locked up
until it was offered in the chain of
evidence this afternoon.
Following Mrs. Cisinero, Officer
Furniss was called to the stand and
repeated the story which has been
published in The Tribune from time
to time. After Mrs. Miniohiello had
told him of her suspicions on that
January morning, Officer Furniss did
not wait for warrant but hurried to
the Bavori shack and arrested Bavori.
Tho officer feared that he might try
to leave the country and lost no time
in landing him behind the bars. And
then Officer Furniss detailed the
search, the finding of the bloody axe
hidden in the shack, the clothes of
the woman hidden under the bed and
how he had traced Bavorl's wagon
to the river and discovered the blood
stains on the wagon bed while II was
still wet after being subjected to n
hard scrubbing. This testimony oc-
cupied most Of the morning and ad-
ioumment was taken until O'Clock
this afternoon.
Tony snyaut Of Florence wns tho
first witnoss called this afternoon and
recitci conversation he had had
with Bnvori on the morning after Joe
turned up missing. Whom savant
questioned the gardener about the dis.
appearance Of his partners brother
Bnyorl stated that he had gone away =.
but admitted that lIo and Joe had had
trouble on the previous night and
also that Joe had shot at him three
times ard That he (Bavorl) lad laid
down on the ground 10 mnke It appear
to Joe that he was killed; that is tho
last ho over shw Of him. Bayori says.
Mr.. Snyant also rotated some other
testimony that he had with the nllcg
Cd criminal.
Mrs snvnnt was called next and
told how Mrs Minichiello had
come to her restaurant aud told Of
hor fears aud 1t WAS there decided
that Oaloor Furniss should be no.
tlaod. At 2:8O this afternoon Mrs.
sayant was still ON the witness
stand
After the testimony of Roy Green
was taken yesterday, Mrs. Joe Min.