The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-14
FOURTH WOMAN IS
 INDICTED IN KAbER MURDER MYSTERY
S, Who Did the Stab- <. kaber Tried to Col z ct the Reward Offered
 for Their Arrest
By Associated Press

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 Cleveland, O., June 13.-The return or nrst degree murder indictment against Mrs. Erminia Colavito, a mid wife arrested in Sandusky several days ago, the fourth woman to be in- dictcd for the murder of Daniel F. kaber, two years ago and revelations that the assassins who stabbed Kaber z4 times attempted to secure s2,5oo reward offered for their arrest were the outstanding developments today in the murder mystery.
 The other three women under i'm dictment are Mrs. Eva Catherine Ka- Der, widow of the slain man: Mrs. Mary Brickel, ss, her mother. and Miss Marian McArdie, her daughter.
 The indictment against Mrs Cola vito came after she had made a de- tailed statement to the police, con- taininR some of the most sensational disclosures yet brought out in the in- vestigation which has been in prog ress several weeks. It contains two counts, one alleging that Mrs. Cola vito administered poison to Kaber and the other that she participated in the stabbing.
 | Late today County Prosecutor Ed ward c. stanton announced he had begun work on the theory that Mrs. Colavito herself wieided the weapon l that killed Kaber. He said that he believed two foreigners were present at the death scene but declared new developments which he could not re- veal led him to believe the murder r pt sv,f He 0f l At the same time Prosecutor Stan ton announced that a woman fortune teller. her daughter, son and son-in- law had promised to make complete | statements covering their entire knowledge of the affair. Early this evening they were being questioned by the authorities.
 l Fortune Teller in Tolls. The fortune teller has been in GUS tody since Sunday. She had been questioned several times without re- suits. In appealing for her release, her son-in-law said that he and other members of the family were prepared to tell all they knew of the case. He said they did not talk before be- cause of their fear of the foreigners.
 It was learned today that the two foreigners who are believed to have actually stabbed Kaber, went to Joseph Kaher, brother of the dead man, some time after the murder and | offered to show him a woman who could tell all about the murder.' l They took him to a place and pointed out house where Mrs. Col zvito lived. according to the broth 1 er's statement and tried to collect the I reward Their efforts failed, how ever. when they refused to give out any further information.
 Following the sensational testi- mony of Mrs. Colavito, duplicating Miss McArdle and Mrs. Birckei in tho murder plot. Miss McArdle was given sharp examination today and de- nied to Prosecutor stanton all of the accusations.
 A temporary injunction was issued today by Judge Homer G. Powell, restraining Mrs. Kaber and Miss Mo- Ardle from disposing of the rights in property left them by the will of Daniel Kaber. The action was taken on petition of attorneys representing Moses Kaber, father of the murdered man.
 The injunction will remain in force until the hearing of the murder charges has been disposed of.