The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-16
POLICE DRACNET
OUT FOR SLAyERS
Of TRUNK VICTIM
Woman's Body Found in Mill
Pond Is Identified Through
Evening World.
DROVE NAILS IN SKULL.
Police Circular Describes Three
Men and Women
Wanted.
DROVE NAILS IN SKULL.

feared up by the local police and the
act established thst she was killed In
Hat at No. 3i5 East FortIe,h street by
els driven into her head, all that 70.
n,lns Ia 20 catch IN. fnurderers. Ths
runan was Cnrmellna Gcracci, and
rrre men are known TO. have taken
,ait in killing her ana chipping her
,cdy In a trunk 90 the point In Connect
At whore II was discovered.
Camrlss 'oner Dougherty sent out
.'rcuisr. to-day. calling for the arrest OF
hrcc men and a girl closely described.
me Of the men IL wanted for mur,~r.
no as an accessory and the other man
md the girl are needed Ms material wit
iesses.
The nan whose arrest IL asked for
murder 10. known. according TO the
,oilce circular. ~ Suc,ciada. lie II
bout forty.Avc years old. The muir
tered woman Il believed to have been
,is wife.
Salvatore Lomaidi. n laborer. about
iwenty-eght years old and another
aborer. nane unknown. are desired as
he accessory and the male matero
witness respectively. The girl, whose
name II given In the police circular a.
'TurlddI." II supposed to be the dsush-
er OF Suciciada. She In q very pretty
,!rl. about sixteen or seventeen years
I'D, with q fresh olive complexion. oval
'-atures and a pronounced d,nple In the
hin.
poushcrty 'hi"Rs the tusHiVes are VI
New York. living In . cheap tenement.
very policeman on the force VIII he
urnished WIN a copy OF the circular
y to-nisht ana what VIII amount 20
'osss-to'house cahvsss or every i'anan
eu'emenS IN the city mas siresdy oeoh
marted.
rhe muruer victini' the young sirI ana
ne three men ennEed the nat IN FOR.
10Th street on oct' ~ anu paid ths
ent 10 Dec. l. me men showed ssns
having recently oeen employed an
aporers IN ehcavstng Work. put they
I'd not work while living In Fortietn
rreet. The women ley me mouse every
Forming - = o'cioN and returned IA
ne evening. IL In supposed they were
Employed In q sweat.hop.
The e'dsr Woman was lsst seen awe
Gov :, M. hem ro;,ns Tho, 1--WE Of
M man and the usr, went "a Branch-
y,ns. Conn. on the night OF the 7th
ind remained there until the q.h. when
hoy returned 10 New York, after the
,oAy had been thrown into the pond
n the night OF the 9TH they gave up
heir nat In the Fortl.,h street house
md disappeared
Clues discovered by an Evening World
Exporter to-day started the detectives
n the direction o. Hoboken on a hun.
or. the murderers, one OF these clues
.ss obtained from u junk dealer named
feynAn. a, No. 800 East Thirty-nlnih
treet.
Heymsn 'sas approached on Nov. by
NO Italians, one elderly, the other a
'oung man. who asked him TO haul u
,ix trunk ON his truck to Hoboken
teymsn wouldn't take the job as he
iss only = small one-horse truck and
lie trunk WIS described 10 him as very
,-avy. This indicates tnat the muir
i.rcrs planned to dispose OF the body n
iobohen before they decided to take II
a Connecticut.
EVENING WORLD FuRNlSHEs
c,,ie ruAr AZ, veo uxerepv
wa cue '"'"'snru ny 'ne r'en
" "oI" ~"'o" Pu. nepu'y .""'"''
'""er Dout"erN a"u ms "e"e"Ves o
inc iran VINE" leu 10 Tue so'unon OK w
mss'ery. me evening Wor'" ie"rhe
mat heAvy trunk was shipped tro'
me express once al fl'ue.h street an
Lexington avenue 10 branehviie. conn
'n the day before the body was foun
the mill pond. This information. com
nunicated promptly to the police. or
abled them to md the expressman VIII
aauled the trunk to the nat from whic
the trunk was taken.
The Connecticut authorities are inve'
agating . report that may clear ny I'll
mystery OF what became Of the checker
BOARD trunk in which the body wa
ih'pped from the Adams Express Con
,any's ONO a. Forty-ninth street ali
lexington avenue.
Lester Oimstsad. while hunting rabbi,
found acQOrfn fhis