Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-05
SHOOTS MEN IN WAY
Frenzied Son of Woman Acct
dentaIIy Shot Runs Amuck.
FOLLOWS FAMILY DISPUTE
Reserves From Two Stations Called
Out to Clear Streets.
EXCITING CHASE IN NEW YORK
Vincenzio Lambaduso, Attacked by
Giuseppe saragusa, Pursues Him,
Then Attacks Pedestrians.
FOLLOWS FAMILY DISPUTE
EXCITING CHASE IN NEW YORK

NEW 1ORh, SeptefflDer in - S'iooN
ing ARRAY in the back yard of tenement
house at lis Chrystie street yesterday
evening, a woman was shot dead ana
man was wounded seriously. In the chase
for the murderer of the woman one Oh
her Italian relatives. leading the pursuit
became frenzied with rage, ano, TAXING "
the street. began to shoot down AL "ho
opposed him. He killed one man VINO at
tempted to stay his flight In the halfway
| OF a tenement and wounded three persons
The ARRAY and its consequences pro-
duced this casualty list:
Maria Iambaduso. sixty-dve years, llo
| Chrystie street
| LYMAN Hoffman, IL Attorney street.
The wounded:
Otto Grupp, Delaney street.
Nathan Levine, carpenter, olS brooiiie
| street.
| Sebastian Saragusa, 11S Chrystie street.
1 Five ambulance calls were sent IN VIII
/ IN n very few minutes. and so great was
Il Tho aycifnent in the neighbOrhood tnat !.
took the reserves from TWO s.a.au ~
| clear the streets and make prisoner "
/ the fanatic who had shot up the nelsn-
\ horbood. There Is a story that woman;
| following the man with the piston. rescus .
/ II from a small boy when the assa. 81.
/ dropped IL anu oiSopPS
The notice haven't been able to ascer.
/ tain the origin Of the trouble MoS.
/ those concerned in the anair are Luaio
i and what stories are told are cOnIhSths.
! The notice believe, though, that the snool-
ing which led TO the death OF Mrs L =,
| haduso was the result of a family row IN
| the three small rooms in the rear Oh .ne
grocery store kept by SeSa GSrxs,is street.
| Three stairs lead to the grocery suoe
| and living in the rear were SEBASTIAN ana
Mrs. Lambaduso his mother-in-ia". anu
a daughter-in-law. Ihere was h,ch WAS
attended by Giuseppi Saragusa, q pao e,sa
OF the grocer, and vincenzio Lamoaouso'
a brother Of Saragusa's wife.
Mrs. Lambaduso Shot.
| According to the daughters story. Gu
senn, began to take vincenzio to task Tor
not contributing enough money TO inc
support of his mother. The row became
80 violent that one OF the men dared the
other to come out In the yard ana sett'e
II between themselves. The two, foiiowed
ty a number Of others. Journeyed 10 tne
back ward. and soon q fist fight was IN
According to Mrs Dominica Fiore. MIS-.
| Lambaduso's married daughter. Giu
seppi was getting the worst OF the nsne
Il
made a lunge for him he fired. Vincenzio
lodged as the revolver came on q nne
with his head and the bullet struck Se-
bastian. INJECTING a giancng "oui,u v WI
his right eye. A cry went up as he Ieli'
and Vincenzio made grab for the re-
yolver The other man TUNED snoruy
and fred at Vincenxio again. This Duiiet
struck Mrs. Lampaduso In tne a cS AL
/ and she fell mortally ounded. she oieo
/ before she could be removed 10 Gouver-
nel1r Hospital. -
/ AS the woman fell yincenzio went wiid
| with rage He closed in on GiuseQpi, ana
the narrow hallway. which runs from
| front to rear door, he went, with VIM
cenzio shouting close behind. AT the front
door the pursued man dropped the re-
volver and running mar .r.s way yr, rp u as
though at bay. There he was overtaken
by Policeman Mullane. who had come on
| a run at the first sound or shooting. Giu.
| seppi made but show or resistance anu
soon was overpowered
vincenzio Becomes Crazed.
Then vincenzio apparently became mo-
mentariiy deranged. Disregarding the
man he had been chasing, he picked up
the revolver the other had dropped and.
brandishing It about his head. he started
up the street The ARRAY had caused the
greatest excitement In the crowded
| streets. and there was a rush In all d.
rections to get out of his way. Emanuel
Pitkoffsky. fifteen-year-old boy was
one OF those who told the police what he
saw.
The crazed Italian ran through Chrys-
tie street into Broome. down that street
| for a little way. and then turned and re-
traced his steps, the panic-stricken crowd
falling back In all directions. Crossing
i Broome street near Chrystie was Bernard
Mallanod an iron worker, OF 81 Goerck
| street The man either got in the way
| OF the Italian or attempted to block his
/ way, for Vincenzio turned his revolver on
him and fred. Maiianod staggered back
| with a wound in his left arm. Vincenzio's
| flight took him close to the wounded man,
but he paid no further attention to him.
4 short distance away, at Broome and
| Chrystie streets. was Nathan Levine, a
| carpenter of $40 Broome street. Vincen-
| xto did not wait for him to get near but
| suddenly hating a second he fired at
| eyine from distance Of halfway
| across tho street His bullet struck the
| carpenter in the thigh and he fell
By this time pandemonium reigned In
the street The police reinforcements
arrived, but the two policemen who
frst came up had TO stop and look
after the wounded while Vincenzio. in
fourishing his revolver. kept ahead of
pursuit Close pressed at last, he turn
| ed into the hallway OF 139 ChrystIe
| street Running toward him and APP
parently intent upon stopping him was
Assistant Deputy Sheriff Hyman Hon.
man, the president of the Bell Patrol
Company. He ran to the entrance OF