The daily tribune., 1908-01-08
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the Bavori horse and wagon. Furth-
or investigation showed that the wag
ON had been driven over fallen tree
on the river bank, indicating that the
trip to the river was made during
the night. AZ there was plenty Of
room to drive around the tree which
would have been done II the trip
was made In broad daylight. A fur
ther investigation Of the wagon also
proved that It's bed had recently been
subjected to q hard scrubbing and
that the boards had not yet dried.
Yesterday morning Bavori appered at
the house wearing a practically new
suit Of clothes. the old ones having
been discarded and his dog came up
to the house short time afterward
and was covered with blood from
head to foot. Just where the dog
had been will probably never be
known. Then Bavori visited a sa.
loon In this city yesterday afternoon
and made the statement that his part
ner Dominick had left the city and he
didn't know whether he would return
or not and that he did not know
his whereabouts. And then he
stated that Dominick's brother JOS
eph left Monday night and he be
damned II he knew whether he come
back or not.
Most Of yesterday Bavori tried to
sell the farming implements. horse
and wagon owned by the firm to
Louis Peterson and it is said the
price at which they we're offered was
not much more than song. The
offer was rejected In toto Then when
searched at tho police station this
morning $3.50 IN gold. silver and cur
rency were found In his pockets and
the belief is prevalent that he was
preparing to leave the city and
probably go to Italy as it il said
that he had recently received q
secret message from Italy in
vitinR him to return to his native
country. 1t Ia said that he was three
times IA murderer in his native land.
BAvorl was photographed this
morning.
The police this morning found u
pair of lungs on the south bank Of the
river which had evidently been wash
ed into bayou from the main stream.
Drs. Atkinson and Stephenson OK
amined the thing aud stated that in
their opinion that 1t was not the
lungs Of human being but did not
offer to state from what kind OF AMI
NAL they might have been taken
All the color has been wash.
cd out Of the lungs aud the trachen
probably by the force Of the water.
TiIG lungs had not been removed from
their owner very long and had partly
collapsed. The officers are firm in
their belief that the lungs nre those
OF Joseph Minichiello as fresh tracks
Of wheelbarrow were noticed near
them and the wheelbarrow had been
pushed from the Bavori home. A
bunch Of opened letters addressed to
Tony Neroni were also found close
by and 1t Is believed that Ncroni Is
the right name Of Bavori. The search
WAS not given up when the find was
made and will bc continued through.
out the day and at nightfAll the offi j.
GERS are expected to have plenty Of
evidence to convict Bovnri with the
charge Of murder which has been
placed against him.
Officer Furniss stated this afternoon
that he IL satisfied that the body Of
Joseph Miniohiello had been hacked
to pieces with hntchet or knife aud
thrown into the river or else buried
on the banks Of tho stream. This aft.
ernoOu the search wAs resumed and
all ground that gives the AppeArxn 90
Of being recently turned will bc spad.
cd up In an effort to locate some Of
the fragments Of the body in event
II has been chopped to pieces. officer
Furnin during tho noon hour put
Bavosi through the uwsatbox with