Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-05


 lrection Of the jail but friends led him in the other direction 10 his home. Kindly women friends were doing all that sympathy could dictate for the nearly frantic mother and she 100 was led away 10 the stricken houte where the little ore was carried. For iong time the crowd fingered and then gradually melted away. Twice there were reports that the child was dead and twice they were contradicied and the end did not come until after l0 o'clock at night Dies Of Injuries.
 The little girl died al l0:45 o'clock ! Sunday night The coroner was nm mediately notified by Constable Par. T ley McRae and Justice Nj. c. High was authorized to act as coroner | Coroner Burdick not being able to go to the Cappo house, on Chihaa- hua hill Acting Coroner High and a jury visited the home and viewed he body of the child.
 The inquest was held in Justice Highs court room yesterday morning at II o'clock. the following men com posing the jury: Ross SaAburn, F. k. Melville. F. C. Heath, L. D. Bos- tick. Ed Prideaux, and Nj. J. Cor rigan.
 The finding of the jury was as fol lows:
 That the deceased came to her death by being struck down and run over by a horse ridden by one Hans Hansen: that We further find that said Hansen was riding faster tan We deem safe The caild, Mapala Cappo, was five years of age ant . native Of Calumet Michigan. Find Skull Fractured.
 Acting Coroner High. following the inquest authorized the Palace under takers to take charge Of the bOdy. 1 Under lauthority of Deputy County Attorney Alexander Murry, an autop- sy was ordered yesterday afternoon. | This was performed by Dr. N. c. Rledsoe Dr. Harry Reese attended the child following the injury and was a witness at the inquest
 The autopsy showed a lateral frac- ture Of the skull and a hemorrhage Of the brain, which caused death 1 The complaint against Hansen was sworp to yesterday afternoon by Eu- genie Cappo, father of the child, and it was read to Hansen in Judge Bur dicks court yesterday afternoon at l:30 o'clock He was placed under bond O. $500 and remaudei to jail until Wednesday morning at Il o'clock, wher Hansen will either waive examination or go oE with the preliminary hearing.
 The complaint against Hansen | charges involuntary manslaughter. under Section I7G Of the criminal statutes. which describes involuntary 1 maaslaughter as follows: In the commission of an unlawful act not amounting to a felony; cr in the commission of lawful act which might produce death in an unlawful manner or without due caution aud circumspection.'
 Hansen was asked if ne wanted to attend the inquest yesterday morn ing but he declined the invitation. Those who witnessed the injury oi the little child say that when he Ua3 caught ana held by Date Graham, ne asked Why don't you keep these
 od the streets?'
 News or tLe death of the little tot spread rapidly over the city Sunday evening and the news carried with fl a feeling of grief. ever to those who did not know the parents. NIT and Mrs. Eugenio Cappo. While the verdict of the inquest was that the soldier was riding faster than was in keeping with safety and testimony al the inquest was to the effect that Hansen was in a state of partial in toxication, many expressed Commis- eration fer jhe soldier.
 Among others, particularly the members of the Italian colony, feel ings existed against the soldier, though this feeling was repressed and nothing in the way of violence to the trooper was threatened. One Italian, mistaking a reporter for an offer, asked to be passed through the jail door and to the troopers cell
 Hurry Up Playground.
 Hurry up the playground plans
 was the sentiment expressed on every hand yesterday. Though much has already been done to secure d playground by the Elks. Woman's club and other phi!anthroplc organt yations and individuals. the death O. the little girl will no doubt have the effect Of stimulating activity towards the early completion of the project | The narrowness of Bisbee's streets and the almost complete lack of play. grounds, except small ones at school buildings has been used as an argu ment for a playground for the child ren of the district for a iong time | but the death of the little child is an argument that will urge Itself in favor Of immediate and popular ac- tion towards the securing Of play grounds The death Of the little child was the first fatal accident caused by these conditions.
 Many Express Sympathy.
 The Cappo home was visited Dy hundreds yesterday. who expressed their sympathy for the parents in their grief. Flowers from school teachers and little companions ac- centuate with their odor the depar- ture of childish laughter from the Cappo home.
 Death entered the Cappo home without knocking Mrs. Cappo was dressing to go out and had given the little girl an apple The child wen; 10 the front porch to munch her apple and a few minutes later news