The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
EIGHT ITALIAN
SUSPECTS WILL
LEAVE DETROIT
Men Held in Connection With
Bomb Outrage Agree to Get
Out Within Week
MUST REMAIN HOME
NIGHTS IN MEANTIME
Mrs. Vito AdamO, Alleged Feud
Leader, Also Ordered TO
Clear Out

Curfew Is going 10 ring at o'clock
each evening from now until April -
Tor the eight italians held by the po.
lice In their investigation OF the ADA.
.unS-iSseNaa>,.v- lcuu;e ann liie SAplosAoAA
OF the internal machine which cost
the lives OF Vittorio Gusmano, drug
gist at Champlaln and Riyard-sts., and
Sam Cipriano liquor dealer, and inJur-
ed Gusmanos father and Sam Altadon-
ma, a customer of the store.
April % under their promise 10 the
police. ali of the eight suspects Will
be outside the boundaries of Michigan,
never to return. Meanwhile, they will
dispose OF their business interests
here and will not stir outside OF
their homes after 6 o'clock in the"eyen.
ing.
Mrs Vito Adamo. whose husband
and brolher-in-law were shot down in
the street with sawed-off shotguns,
and who is blamed by the police as
the commanding figure in the Adamo
faction OF the feud, has also promised
TO leave for Italy as soon as the pro-
bate court winds up the estate or her
husband. the hearing being set Tor
April %
rhe plan was broaChed To Detec'
tives Brooks and Bolone by five OF the
kmen held in cells in connection with
the investigation of the Gusmano
bomb outrage The five are: Antonio
Bucellotto, partially identified as one
OF the two men who handed the infer
nal machine TO Lee Ginsburg, Postal
messenger: Felipo Bucellotto, his
cousin a grocer at No 222 Orleans-st.:
Laborie Di iibetto, and his son. Anto.
MO. proprietors of store at No. 29l
CHnton-st, and Vito Marcione, son-in-
law OF the elder Di I.iberto.
These hve all agreed TO leave De.
troit as soon as they could wind up
their affairs, If they were released.
The detectives then consulted the 9th.
er three suspects held, and they
agreed 10 do the same thing.
fhe4ar Paulo Flee, a recent ar
rival, suspected or being in the EN-
ploy of the feudists Salvatore Pol'
! Ito. alias Leno. brother OF Mrs.
| Vito Adamo and Joe Lafica, arrested
| Tuesday when detectives learned that
he had arrived here two weeks ago
and had taken job as porter in sa'
loon across the street from Gusmano
drug store. working for nothing. lie
is believed 10 have been a lookout
TO keep the feudists informed as To
the movements OF their victims.
Most OF the Italians said that when
they left Detroit, between now and
April 22.. they would ge directly TO
| Italy
Iafca, who says his home is in
Rochester. y. V. said he would 80
back there, and would not return ia
| Detroit.
sWe have much circumstantial evi
dence against these people" says De
| ltective Brooks, but lt is hard to get
conclusive proof that would make an
! iron-clad case In court. We will allow
! them chance TO get out OF this state
and will see 70 il that they 90, and
do not return. The one we are most
4anxious To get rid OF is Mrs. Adamo
! That many OF the other q Sicilians
who were rounded up In connection
with the investigation, and later re-
LEASED. will leave the city. is also be
illeved by the police. but even the
Wholesale exodus may not prevent
! further hloodshed
At the funeral OF Gusmano and
! lCirFiaHa- inst as the casket contain
ling Gusmano's body was being borne
down the steps OF the church, a white
haired old man bent and kissed the
lcasket then raised his right hand
thigh. and mumbled. as though to him
self
The aged man was Giacomo Gus
mnno. father OF Vittorio. and himsel;
injured about the hands when the I'm.
ferEal machine exploded Those who
razpd NJ him as he stood in the door.
vay Of the church. read In the up
raised hand. the oath OF blood OF the
Sicfllian vendettists-the oath that
cares not for miles of land nor leagues
OF ocean.