Evening journal., 1922-01-09
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MAN IN GANG
MURDER CASE
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when the case again comes before
that tribunal.
While the revolver that is said to
have been used by olivia was not
found on him when he was finally
arrested after heated chase, II is
alleged that he held back with
pistol, a crowd that started after
him.
II was reported after the shooting
that a third Italian was involved in
tho quarrel. The police yesterday
were unable TO get any information
along this line but today learned
that there was third man involved
and are searching for him. The fact
that no revolver was found on
olivia when arrested. has raised a
question as to whether the missing
man~may not have had the weapon.
Olivia denies he shot Christina.
After the quarrel. olivia is said
to have walked a short distance
away and then to have suddenly
turned and fired the shot at Chris
tina. The shot pierced the upper
part OF Christmas abdomen. He
fell to the street and Olivia is said
TO have made a dash to escape.
Olivia is also charged with as
sault and battery on Thomas Vo-
schen, 42O Rast Fifth street. when
the latter attempted to capture him.
Voscheu's hands were cut, il is said
by some instrument used by the al
legged murderer.
The shot that killed Christine
aroused the neighborhood. Scores
joined in the chase. The fleeing
man, most OF the time within
sight OF the pursuers. ran up
Washington street to Third. then to
West, and thence to Second street.
where he jumped on an east-bound
car. He jumped of again at Market
street and ran around the north side
of the market house at Second and
Market streets.
Olivia then ran down to Second
street and darted into an alley. The
crowd pursued him closely. APP
parently becoming confused he ran
out OF the alley a minute later and
an into Thomas Noschell. OF 42O East
Fifth street, who attempted to stop
him. Voschell was badly cut about
the hands II is believed the wounds
we're inflicted by razor in the pos
sssion OF Olivia, which he later
threw away.
Too Far Gone TO Identify
Sergeant John J. Fox and Patrol
man James Riley, arriving on the
scene as Olivia was struggling with
Voschen. overpowered the man and
placed him under arrest. He was
| Immediately taken TO the Delaware
Hospital. At the hospital Sergeant
Fox and Detectives Mahoney and
Virden, who had hurried over to try
to obtain a statement from the dying
man. brought olivia in TO confront
Christina, but the latter had lapsed
into unconsciousness and died with
lin a few seconds.
Allied with Opposing Gangs
The theory on which the police
are working Is that theNtwo mer
we're allied with opposing gangs, said
to be existent in tho neighborhood
Some quarrel between them OF Ions
/ standing II Dtil1N'N W AA"'N ~
a head prior TO the shooting yester'
day.
For some time. the police have
been making determined effort t'
break up these gangs, said to b'
among the most notorious in th'
southern section OF the city.
At the police station Olivia wal
grilled for several hours, but re
fused 10 make any statement Sew
eral witnesses, including II. Sloan
OF Fourth and Jefferson streets, wit
messed the shooting. Sloan identi
fed olivia as the man who did tn
shooting.
r The dead man was unmarried
Both have lived in the neighborhoo'
for several years.