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CONSISTORY TO Be DEFERRED
Papal Function Set for November IL
Likely to Be Postponed.
CONFESSED MURDERER SET FREE
Cholera Epidemic iU Rome said TO
Have Kept Organizations of
Italian WOrkmen from
Ordering strike.

ROME, oct. 29.-(SpeCial to The Bee l-
II is not at all certain that the pope will
hold the consistory announced for Novem-
Der II. Late reports from the Vatican are
to the effect that he may postpone it for
two years. 1t had been practically settled
that the cOnsistory would be held next
month and that he would name a number
OF cardinals and bishops. Some prelates
here believe the Portuguese revolution and
the troubles I'm Spain may cause the pope
to alter his program.
Men who Are I'm Line.
1t was believed that Italy had decided to
advance twelve churchmen to the cardi-
nalate-one a Jesuit priest The promotion
Of the latter would have been a surprise,
as Jesuits seldom If ever accept eccesiasu-
cal honors Of any kind. The men said to
have been marked for the red hat were the
following: Mgr. Granite de Belmonte.
papal nuncio at Vienna; Mgr. Serafini,
archbishop of Spoleto Benedictine monk;
Father Cormier, a Dominican; Father
Ehrle, Jesuit; Mgrs. Bislet, Lugar and
Gisuni Of this city, Archbishop Amethe Of
Paris Archbishop Bourne of Westminster
and Archbishop Della Chiesa Of Bologna
Murderer Is Free.
The spectacle of a murderer going free
within three months Of his being SEN
fenced Is unusual, yet thIt Is what has
happened in the case Of the Russian stu
dent, Naumoff, whose connection with the
notorious Tarnowski crime will be re-
called Naumoh shot Count KamarovsN
In 1907, at Venice, and was sentenced in
May last to three years and one month i'm
prisonment, including the time already
spent In prison previous to his sentence
HUwN.
ally shot Count Kamarovski, the jury found
that he did so under the influence and at
the instigation OF a countess Count Kama
rovshs mistress, with whom he was pas
sonately in love. and that when he com
mitted the crime he was in such a state Of
mental infirmity as to weaken his response
bility. 1t was thus that he only received
sentence Of three years and one month
while the woman in the case" and Pril-
ukoff, her lover and legal adviser, who
were regarded as primarily responsible for
the crime, received sentences Of eight and
ten years imprisonment respectively.
Girl Avenges Herself.
A young woman dressed as a boy killed
the man who had Tilted her here the other
day. Felice Nariello was crossing the road
when he suddenly fell down with a bullet
through his heart. The shot had been
| fired by the girl, who then rushed forward
and threw herself on the dead body.
She made no attempt at escape, and on
being arrested stated that she was a girl
in disguise and the former fiancee of
Felice, who broke off the engagement.
| When she heard that her lover was about
/ to marry someone else she resolved to
/ Kill him. She dressed herself as a boy
to insure that she should not be recog-
nized and foiled The shooting followed.
Expect Industrial Trouble.
! The government is apprehensive lest
there should be an Industrial outbreak
! here. 1t is believed that were Il not for
the cholera epidemic the organizations
! would have Joined in the international
| troubles which have swept over France.
Portugal and Spain. The labor situation
! Is not 80 acute here as in those countries.
The United States are regarded as Italy's
great safety valve. Workingmen who are
dissatisfied with conditions here can easily
go to the states and secure employment
1t is true they have to work hard there
but in the course OF a year they can
earn more than would be possible to earn
OF Italians in this country living in com.
mere in three years. There are thousands
parative comfort off money earned in the
United States.