The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
Murdered WOmdn'S Trunk Full Of Evidence Of Workings Of
 Band Of White Slave Traders

eating more of the guns supposed to have been on the persons of those in the car. State Policeman Rowe Wheeler is leading in the search which extends far as Shelton. Plans for the arraignment and prose- cution of the prisoners are being pre- pared by Hon. Stiles JudsOn and war rants charging all five with murder were today issued by Ivan Morehouse. Sam Broad is being held under the statutes permitting the retention of an important witness until after the Coroner's hearing which takes place at the County Court house tomorrow m orning.
 Medical Examiner W. B. CozgsweI will not make public his report -ou the autopsy performed yesterday in the undertaking rooms of Prank T. Curtis until he files it with Coroner Phelan and it is believed that die closures of a startling nature will be revealed at the hearing tomorrow. The autopsy performed by DTS. Coggs- well and Lewis yesterday extended over a period of several hours, and la known to have been extremely thorough. s.a
 The above is a literal frauesatfen made for Medical Examiner Cogra- we'll
 Latest statements wr1ne from Buonomo fix the wo-nan's identity as Jennie Cavalieri, s woman or the streets. who lived in New York and Ia ter with him in Chicago. He cIafn1e now that the woman stole his be- longings during his brief absence from their eommoIr apartment. ard selling and pawning them for what she could, she fled to the east He claims he pursued her, and through information in New York traced her to Bridgeport, then looked up Fran cesco Pizzicheni who is also known as Frank Pe1igamo, a Bridgeport ac- quaintance through whom he hoped to locate the woman
 Absolute denial of this statemsnt was made this afternoon. by a man formation that both man and woman arrived in Bridgeport on the same train. They left New York on the Keene, N H., express at II a. m and reached Bridgeport at 1zs27. ac- cording to his story
 The authorities have not yet found out where the interval was spent. un- til at nightfaH the death party Uzs organized. 9
 At 1O5 South avenue is a restaur- ant, grocery, and tenements. occupied by Francesca Fescino. whose place was raided asfew days ago as a gamb- ling resort It has been a rendezvous of Italian speaking people for some months. Fescino denies any knOWl- edge of the woman's coming Co Bridgeport and says he can't help the authorities in any way. Like othe-s in the neighborhood, FeEcino main tains significant silence.
 One regarded as well fnformed Of the affairs of the people of the neigh borhood whose name is withheld for obvious reasons said in response to pertinent questions as to the char acter of the neighborhood: 'T don't happen to know anything about the case. But even if did, Wouldn'r dare to say anything about it. Re- member what Dominic Cesare's game did to Dora Hermann Well. the gang is just as Iaw1ess as ever. and I'm not taking any chances with ft'
 Search of the trunk found at the railroad station when state policemen presented the baggage check found on Buonomo Tuesday night, brought out startling information. Letters detailing the conditions under which the underworld of New York Was forced to operate, and telling Of Rho relative advantages of commercialized vice in various cities were found ad- dressed to various men whose .names have figured in the case. -----
 Repeatedly there appears the ad- dress, "1O5 South avenue, Bridgeport Still Fescino claims to know nothing of the affair. He maintains stolldly that he knows nothing about the wo- man, never heard of her coming and
  holding correspondence through his address.
 ? Completion of the autop@y fumt De- fore midnight. last night in fine am Stratford, brought out indications that the woman was shot four times while she lay on her back on the ground
 Five bullets took effect One of them traveled through the body, enterluE the left shoulder, emerging near fh9 neck, entering the left side of the neck, leaving the neck at the right side, and then bruisfng the right shoulder as with spent force it struck the body for the third time on ito deadly journey. It is supposed thal woman stood, that it was directed by the assassin towards the Womamfm heart, and that she fell to the roadsids with the first shot
 There were four other distinct bui- let paths. One entered the left cheek near the Left corner Of the course under the cheek. Another en- tered the right side of the face A fourth entered the chin and a. fifth entered the forehead, just under the hair There is a wound at the back of the head where one of these appaF- ently emerged.
 Medical Examiner William B. Cons- well, who performed the autopay. will file his official report with Coroner Phelan before the latter begins hig inquest in Stratford tomorrow morn ing.
 Funeral Director Louis E. FsIchards. who was given a written letter from Buonomo- calling for possession of the body, took charge of it after midnight and brought the bullet rfdd1ed corpgs to his undertaking par1orB fin Elul street before daybreak this mOrnlnr. Through the artifices of the ennbaInl- CTS art, the wounds were cIeverIv con cealed and the corpse lay in his under taking room with the faintest suRHcs- tion of a smile playing about the Hps. and only faint traces of the tragic agency of her death.
 More than 300 people viewed the body this afternoon, according Co AIr- Richards estimate. Many Of them came from the section often freuueute1