The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1911, Page 9

HOODOO HALTS SIRACUSSO TRIAL THE SECOND TIME (a Juror Dropped Dead, Now Iliness of Prosecutor Causes Postponement. loo is in attendance Jiuseppe Siracusso of tle street In the Court of hs. Siracusso on Sept. 4, last. s and killed Mrs. Maria San Filipo at the above address Fleeing after the killing, Siracusso was pursued by Vincenzo Lanpaduso, a son of the slain woman, who fired wildly with @ revolver, killing two Innocent by- standers and wounding two others. Vin- eenso is now in the Tombs awalting trial. & ¢ A Juror Dropped Dead. The trial of Siracusso began on Mon- Gay, Fob. 13. It progressed un Tuesday morning, Jurors, William Jo} No. 20H Valentine avenue, the about to start for the Criminal Although the evidenos was practically | In, the case was dismissed and a new jury was empaneled. The trial was resumed yesterday morning and Assis- tant-District Attorney O'Malley began to @udmit the evidence for the prose- eution, Judge Rosalsky, trial, dined with a evening, and in the cour ner discussed the unusual feat the case. On his way home tn - cab Judge Rosalsky got mixed up in a collision that left him so Jame he was scarcely able to hobble into court this morning. O'Malley Becomes I!!! Among those who commiserated wit! the Judge over his mishap and con gratulated him on h rious injury was ner Attorney O'Malley ceeded only about hal ". O'Malley was not ding at the few minutes he was ¢ * With frightful pains in ui L ICE CROP ON THE Ws ASSURED. As a re ost of the Meee | " 8 . rd \ harvest started the Ployed every hour Sitting on a cha propped up on guide himself, 8) blacksmith oid, shot hi in jast night tn his floor of No. 1811 F been out of work | WAZ5ST.NR7EAY ¢ ‘ ap MRE ORE 1) “Ul I THESE asY TERMS 16 Parehase,wkly$1.50 8 as M4, * aeere 4s One Price! ainly Marked Figures! © 07, Discount Allowed on Any 12% CihPurchase This Week Open Saturday Evenings. ‘Triangle vm with next Sunday's Story, en- ac ugie stories {x a the great London ive's ac. Ventures i the wolntion of this ‘per ening are related, free with H Faaday's World. | THE EVENING WQRLD, paren FEBRUARY 24, 1911. HILFE this is a store that caters to the needs of every member of the Hpi from baby to grandmother and grandfather, and every demand of the home, we wish to emphasize that no store in New York affords better shopping facilities to men and youn; men of New York. 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