Au ii '? ii a C,i | luall S'loinav'ne otf the
French in "t. north>\ est o' Krosl. The
captain and i r? *? were rescued by the
British steamship Libra.
SAYS FRANK VESSELLA
IS MAN WHO DID KILLING
_ I
Hutted Held w* WHn?X*? Identified by
A..1. H Ider mm l?rli?el|inl In
Auto Holdup.
I'llUjADICLI'HIA. October IV.?Kriuik I
Vessolln. Who had been held merely as
a material witness, has been identified by
A..1. Hitter, of Huntington, N. J.,
as the man who shot him and killed.
his brother in an attack near Atslon,
X. J., last Thursday, when a dozen
masked bandits fired upon the occupants
of Hitler's automobile. I* 1 ank Ledoniic,
who accompanied Wsselhi in
an automobile from this city, was also
identified by Hitler as the only one in
the crowd of bandits who wore no
mask. Giuseppe Husso, who the police
believed to be the leader of the band,
was partly identified by Hitler, but he
was not so positive as in the other
identifications.
Hitler's daughter, Alts. Smothers, also
thought that Husso resembled one of
the bandits. The identifications were
made in the hospital, where Hitler, Mrs.  Smatbet's and John Rigby, the fourth victim of the attempted holdup, are recovering from their wounds.
Millie de Marco, the young woman who was arrested with Husso and the other prisoners, was not identified as being in her employ. Counsel for the prisoners have applied for a writ of habeas corpus, and the New Jersey authorities will not attempt to remove them to that State until this writ is decided on Friday. 