The evening world., 1914-03-30
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no1oo. 8he had become deeply inter-
sstsd In the moral welfare OF Gianini,
Whe II OF French descent, and had
written to her father on the subject
q The course she should pursue In re-
calming him from evil wayA On
many occasions Miss Bescher spoke
to 0ianini about his wsywardnsss and
seught to have him mend his habats.
70 appears from the talk Of various
persoos that 0ianini tired Of the
teachers psrsistencs in her efforts 70
have him reform. Then, too. tho
yeuth, Il In said. had a notion that
NJ Bsecher had influenced his ia
thsr 70 have him committed TO st.
vlsosnrs Industrial school Utica.
~ August ~ an incorrigibis.
An EXAMINATION OF Miss Beecher's
bely hes revealed the fact that
sAs I'D bsso hit on tho back Of the
heo1 thirteen time with some blunt
tnsoBument.
oow TOLD WHERE THE WRENCH
WAS HIDDEN.
~ anding Of this wrench. with
~ Voodsn handle broken of. by
OBFonee Huyck at the exact spot In
lien1o1 by young 0ianini In one Of his
tain - the authorities. was the FIRST
ioQsrtAae link In the chain Of cir
cumstantial evidence.
u, wAs chance shot by District
Attorney FARRELL that brought the
Admission from the boy that he
cassseA heavy wrench when no went
~ . walk last Friday night with
~ esheol-tsachsr. The District
AStssnsy had received an intimation
thas while young Gianini waited
Gheue the Village post-of{ics on Friday
niOAt Il was noticed by one Of the
we frssoAs that there was . bulge
IN ~ ovsrcoat pocket.
- Distriot-Attoensy asked Oianini
VAA& ~ carried In his left hand over
60 pocket last Friday evening. The
~ seemed startled and answered
hal1ingiy that he carried . monkey
wrench.
sWhsrs b that wrench nowr" shot
besk Ne DistTict.Attornsy.
Lying IN the snow at the top Of
~ hui 70 ~ isft Of the road" fai-
tsesA ~ boy. according 70 the Al.
thosit1es.
STAINS ARE POUND ON the
YOUTHS CUFFS.
Ceeooee Huyck Jumped into a oar
Rag and drove to the top Of the
I'm % he Coldbrook road and across
ths highway from the spot where
Aiss DsseAsrs hat. Eyeglasses and
unhsUlla wsrs picked UP. He found
3 0solsy wrench. partly covered by
~.
osesosr Huyck and Sheriff stitt
went down b the handsome Gianini
hsos ana there found . knife 70.
sUmblinG somewhat . dirk.
Returning to the inQuisition OF the
~. Coroner Huyck picked up the
len hand OF the suspect and pushed
hack his sleeve.
whats that7" asked District-At.
tosusy Farrell. pointing to a large
stein ON the cuff OF the lads shirt.
II don't know" he laconioally re
Piled, "but I guess it's mud
Apparently an attempt had bssI
made to wash II on.
BROTHER SAYS VICTIM TRiEr
TO AID SLAYER.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. March So
Ida did everything in her power 4
make man out Of Gene Gianini
She took a keen interest In him an'
there was nothing which she woul,
not have done to keep him on tn
Straight and narrow path. She trie'
10 have him placed in the Georg
Junior Republic that nc might he in
terested in some manner OF work an
become more Of a human being. Ru
u was her good work that cost he
her life. II was his return for tn
many good things she had done 70
him. She had never wanted him eN
PEELED rom school and tried ever
means to prevent IT,"
This story was related in the Ne'
Yor'. Central train -shed this noon b
Willis X. Beecher. brother ~ III
murder victim. lie was waiting IL
the train over the Auburn road whic
would carry the body OF his dea
aSter back to Sonnett. The stor
was broken by the sobs OF the youn
man.
A moment later he entered one {
The cars where his fiance. Miss Eth
Clartk. the room-mate OF his de,i
sistsr. sat.
Niss Clark. herself a teacher IN IL
Poland High School, has tendcre
her reclamation and will marry youn
Beo0her at once. II II said.