The daily tribune., 1908-01-09
FOUR ITALIANS NOW MUM.
BERED AMONG MISSING
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installments Only few dollars
WAS paid on the machine. The con.
tract Was made out In the name Of
her husband. but when she left him
she took the machine and sold 1t to
Bavori for $45 The husband refused
to make further payments and the
agent came to Bavori's home and with
drew the machine. Bavori was out
t45 for the instrument.
That Bavori was expecting his ar
rest is evidenced by tho fact that on
Tuesday morning he went to the
home of Mrs. John Miner. neigh
boring farmer. and asked If the officers
had come. Mrs. Milner. not know
ing what she now knows, stated that
they had not and she saw no reason
why they should come to such an out
Of the way place, The officers ap-
peared few hours later ana the ar
rest followed.
BAvori told friend last evening
that his only regret was that he did
not kill Officer Furniss as he was es-
corting him from the ranch house to
the city Jail and also states that he
Intends killing him whether he is
freed from Jail or not. Not caring to
join the angels yet, Officer Furniss
now refuses to escort him to the res
taurant for meals. but instead has
them brought to the prisoner to the
Jail. Bavori asserts that he has g..
900 in Italy aud that he will spend
every cent Of 1t in securing his
freedom.
II the bodies Of the victims have
been hacked to pieces. as appears
be found at different points on the
rivsr. There seems to be no doubt
about the axe or hatchet being
used upon at least one Of them rs
was evidenced by the finding of the
two different inward organs yesterday.
In order to make more complete
search. the officers this morning call
ed upon the county commissioners.
now In session, to appropriate several
hundred dollars for fund to be used
In making thorough search OF the
river. Probably fifty or 100 men will
be put to work in the next few hours
aud the river will be dragged for sew.
eral miles while other men will be
sent down the river several miles to
look for bodies or fragments Of bodies.
Whether Bavori has become con-
science stricken or not, 1t Is known
that he spent some time last night In
praying for forgiveness. Night Offic-
er Kelley has heard these Italian
prayers before and knows that the
prisoner WAS praying. Mrs. Joseph
Minichiello. wife of the man suppos-
ed to be killed Monday night. Is In a
very delicate condition.
Bavori still wears his air Of bravo :
do and when = caller appears at his
cell, he advances and stares the visit.
or In the eye rs II searching for his
thoughts. Yesterday afternoon after
making partial confession to Officer
Furniss. he shut up like clam and
refused to discuss the case further.
II is reported that he told an Italian
friend that the case was worrying
him and that lie might conclude
make full confession. He suffered
with headache most of the night.
This morning he stated that he in
tended dying game.
There 10 but little doubt but thai
Mrs Palmetto trihed with the affeo'
tions Of her lover. Last June she
aud Bavori were Ia the Hadle y store
and the man bought lot OF fn,
clothes for her. The girl WAS very
fastidious In her dress and bought
nothing but the best IN the store. Bn
vori paying the bills. To ono Of the
girl clerks she confded that Bavor
thought she would marry him aud
said that she wouldn't aud that sh,
WAS In love with Young Italian IL
Rockvale and that she would marry
him.
While tho girl was waiting table
at one Of the restaurants In the city
BRvori was no enamored over her that
he left his little hut on the river Ant
took quarters At tho restaurant. She
lost her position and WAS induced to
keep house for Bavori. She cooked
the meals and frequently worked ~
the garden. She WAS missed by the
ueigbbors a short time afterward and
Bavori explained that nle had gone
70 Chicago. but hesitAted when he
discussed the matter.
Joe MApiohiello WAS In the Hadley
store Monday evening aud bought
some tobacco. He told Olerk Kin.
caids that he felt uneasy about the
disappsAranoe Of his brother Domi.
nick. He was advised 70 place the
eass In tie hands Of the police an.