The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-27
GIRL FIRES At ONE
MAN IN Street
SHOOTS THREE
Pursues SuitOr With Revolver
Finally WOunding Him
EVERY BULLET FOUND MARK
FaithIess Lover Who Had Long De-
ferred Wedding May Die as Re-
suit Of Wound.
VERY BULLET FOUND MARK

New York, June 27.--It was a year
ago that Eaeana Seilenbei and An
tonic Faerio first met and II was less
than a week afterward that they
were planning together the most gor-
geous wedding ever seen in Little
Italy. Faerio rented and furnished
little fiat at 100 East Twelfth street.
Eaeana got ready her wedding finery.
Neither was yet 20 years Old how
ever, and in the furnishing of their
new home they spent their money
without thought OF the heavy eX-
penses yet to be met at the wedding
When they awoke TO a realization. il
was too late. Their money had dis
appeared Not to have a gorgeous
wedding was something which Fac
nana's mind could not grasp. There
were days of anguish for her and
worry for Antonio. Then they set
tied ii all at once; both would work
hard and save money and meantime
the wedding would wait.
But it proved hard to save money.
and the days turned into weeks and
| the weeks into months, with the
promised wedding still as far off as
ever AT last Eaenana abandoned
her work and remained at home to
sew on a marvellous lot OF small new
clothes. Antonio went away to work
every day.
Eaenana was happy till one day a
neighbor told her that Antonino had
really saved the money for their
/ me- ht.t no had 10 an, oil
ding another All this Eaenana told
the police last night She told how
she had taxed Antonino with this
faithlessness, and how, getting no sat
| isfactory answer, she had taken the
new revolver he had bought week
ago and last night, Just before 10 o.
| clock, concealed it under her dress
and went into Avenue A, near Four
teenth street, to await Antoninos re
turn, once more to put the question
of their wedding to him. She told
how Antonino had tried to eyade hel
questioning, and how. finally, he ad
mitted he was tired of her. The cir
ierked Antoninos revolver from be
meath her dress. The young man saw
its barrel CLEAN in the rays of al
electric street light, and, terrified raj
down the avenue. Behind him spec
Eaenana She held the revolver il
front of her and pulled the trigger
The bullet flew wild finding a mari
in the head of Carmello Cacciata
The girl pulled the trigger agar
and once more the bullet flew wide o
Antonino, to strike James Dibello II
the neck. The girl fired again, ant
this time the bullet went true, strik
ing Antonino in the abdomen liz
fell to the sidewalk, and, throwing
the weapon away. the girl turned in
to the tenement at 221 Avenue A ant
fed to the roof.
Policemen Donnelly and Bolge
had heard the shot and witnessed tn
chase. They saw the girl turn int
the tenement, and Donnelly ran t
the roof while Bolger searched tn
cellar Donnelly found the cir
crouched i'm the shadow of the bi
water tank. As he approached he
the girl sprang at him, four long hat
pins clutched in her hand She trie
to stab him, but Donnelly easil
wrenched the hStpins from her grasI
and the girl sank down crying. -
All the wounded men were foun
to be in serious condition, but Al
tonino, ii was said, was worst hur
and probably would die.
In a cell in the East Fifth Stree
Station Eaenana cried until finall
she fell asleep