The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

sympathy with the views of his
comrades.
at is very natural that the three
suspects held should tell story
about some mysterious party bring
ing the little girl to their shack
said Bolone. 1T Is also natural
that the three should fail to iden
tify Antonio Garuba. who answered
the description they gave. and who
was arrested as the mysterious
party. II the real kidnaper Of the
child should be taken before the
three suspects. who are held. II is
most natural that they would re.
fuse to identify him as an acquain.
lance. for believe that the three
men whom we arrested in the shack
know great deal about that kid.
naping."
Detective Bolone says he can
prove. absolutely. that the little girl
was in the shack occupied by the
three men. Monday morning.
Il dislike to bring my witness to
confront these men," said Bolone,
"but II It becomes absolutely neces-
sary, he will not fail me, and Will
prove that the child was in that
shack. Monday morning
Bolone admits that he fears that
members OF the gang would seek
revenge on an informer, but de-
clared that his witness would come
to the front In spite Of that, II II Is
absolutely necessary.
Al to Dominica Frank, who was
lying beside the cot on which the
little girl was found by the officers,
Detective Bolone says that little
Patrina, in the presence OF her
mother. pointed to a picture Of
Frank. and indicated him as
padre" meaning that he was the
man whom she called father during
the period OF her absence from
home.
She also said that Frank, or
padre" had inflicted q burn on her
wrist with his cigarette.
A to Filipo Momterusso, owner
Of the farm. who steadfastly main.
tanned that the little girl was
brought to his place BY a man with
. wart on his nose, who asked that
she Be sheltered from the rain, Mon.
day evening. until he could buy her
some candy. Detective Bolone de-
clares that bis witness will refute
that story fiatiy.
Tolnano Troia, the third man liv.
Ing In the shack, is believed by De-
tective Bolone to be the friend" to
whom. the demands for ransom
stated. the parents might talk.
Il can prove absolutely" says
Bolone, that every day, during the
10 days that the child was missing,
this man Troia drove past the MAE
cola home at No. 10 Larned-st.
east. with . load Of garden truck
or fruits. and that each time he
ostentatiously called his wares, as
he was directly in front of the Mar.
cola home. According TO the Italian
black hand practice. this daily visit
should have been rewarded by a
question from the family: What
news have your and then negotia-
lions might be opened for the re-
turn OF the child"
Detective Bolone declares that he
IL on the Trail Of more suspects, but
he insists that any steps to release
any OF the prisoners now In cells
would be a fatal mistake.
Detectives Bolone and Hayes laid
all OF their Information before. Az.
sistant Prosecutor Robinson. Thurs
day noon, and he ruled that there
was suffcient evidence to Justify
kidnapping warrants against Frank,
Monterusso. and Troia. Tho war.
rants are being drawn, and will
probably be signed by Joseph Mar.
sofa. father of the kidnapped child.
IL n probable that there will be