The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-22
TRIAL ADJOURNED
IN WILD DISORDER
Lawyers Flee Room, and Carabi-
neers Compelled to Clear
Chamber.

Nlterho, italy, July 2l-The most
violent scene of the Camorrlst trial to
date was provoked to-day by per-
sonal dispute between Captain Fa-
broni and Lawyer Lioy. In the tumult
all the other lawyers fed from the
room, Enrico Alfano and Gennaro At
batemaggio, the informer were thrown
out bodily by the carabineers, Gio-
vanni Bartelozzi fell in tit, and Pres
ident Bianchi. helpless 20 maintain
order, declared the session sad iourned.
Throughout the hubbub Fabroni
stood pale and impassive. AS the
court room was being cleared. he said
The Camorra. in or out of court.
can't intimidate me-"
Fabroni. captain OF the Neapolitan
carabineers, was assigned by the min
istry of Justice To support the Canon
ra. During the past few days he has
told on the stand the results OF his
detective work and the operations of
his associates. Marshal Capizutti and
Marshal Farrls. Alessandro Lioy, now
attorney for the defense, formerly
edited newspaper. Fabron! has tes-
tihed that revelations against the Ca
mora made by Editor Lioy were NOT
In harmony with the claims set up by
Lawyer L!oy in defense of his clients.
Bitter personal feeling between she
detective and the lawyer has resulted.
Prisoners shout Invectives.
When court opened to-day Captain
Fabroni was asked by Cavalero San
toro. the crown prosecutor, whether the
assertion OF Zanell! that Marshal Cap
izzuti had tried TO influence him 10
swear falsely against his fellow pris-
oners were true. Fahroni replied:
J "Zanelli Is the scum OF cr!minality.
Instead 1t was Lioy who. through
Zanell attempted to buy witnesses for
the defense"
This reelection on the lawyer raised
the first storm Lloy screamed like
mailman. Abbattemaggio. notwith-
standing the caution of the president.
Joined in the row IN support of the
captain. Enrico Alfano. the alleged
head OF tho Camorra. led the others OF
the accused In the chorus OF invectives
directed against Fabron! and Abbate-
maggie.
Finally the president ordered Abb
batemagsio and AIfano removed from
the room. They were not disposed to
go quietly and continued their cries
and curses until seized by carabineers
and dragged from the place.
For little while there was calm.
the opportunity TO admonish all to
avoid personalities. I'VE should aim
only at the triumph of truth. as 1t Is
directly connected with the trial of
this case. We must not go into per-
sonalit!es." he said.
With much feeling Fabroni replied.
For years I have stood tho Insults OF
this man Lioy without trying him be-
fore the courts. because l considered
I'm, n n a
mental faculties were nnhal ed
Lioy retorted in fury. and iii conclu-
sion called the witness a hypocrite.
"A greater hypocrite than yourself
does not exist" Fabroni replied,
Aroused to n Frenzy.
This exchange stirred the prisoners
and opposing counsel to a frenzy that
fairly shook the court OF the assizes.
All OF the lawyers for the defense en-
cept Lioy. shouting indignation. stalk
cd out OF the room. Lioy Jumped up,
gesticulat!ng and Yelling like mad
man, hurting epithets at the crowns
witDess
Meantime the prisoners IN the great
steel cage formed sort OF claque
kissing and curstng their accusers and
applauding their lawyers. Giovanni
Bartolozzi and others pressed their
heads between the cage like wild AMI
mas struggling 10 reach thelr tor
mentor.
Oct your heads back in there" or
dered the carabineers, with a threaten
Ing movement.
NO: cut off our heads. Yes. behead
us they cried.
Our women" screamed francesca
Desiderlo. ''have become denied because
of this pig."
Then Bartoloz2i tumbled over in an
epileptic Mt. The doctors entered the
cage to attend him and were followed
by score OF carabineers. each OF
whom seized q prisoner and held him
until he was physically exhausted.
His efforts to restore order heing tu-
tile prneIdani Ola Chi adlnlIrnad the